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Re: freshman2011 post# 12547

Sunday, 04/29/2012 9:52:01 AM

Sunday, April 29, 2012 9:52:01 AM

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Dear everyone .... yes the company might have potential but .....

There are plenty of other excellent fully reporting pink sheets companies, with real quality potential.

I'm going to stick with the ones I've found that fill that criteria that I have set myself in my DD. one big plus factor for me about any pink sheet company is transparency. If this company isn't filing their accounts, how do I know what is going on there?

Does anyone here have a link to the distribution agreement? If you do, I'd really like to see it to read the terms and conditions.

Just my views. Stevia is grown by a number of companies. A simple search provides you with three other companies that have the name Stevia in their names - Stevia First Corp, Stevia Corp and Stevia Nutra Corp. All three are pink sheet companies. I would guess all three have (compared to SPQS) already established themselves. It's a shame none of them trade as low as SPQS as that is the type of company I like to invest in.

However, if I can't independently assess the company's financial health myself and the fact that the company doesn't seem to have a clear business plan and lurches from one potential product to the next, then it's my choice not to invest.

There are plenty of other boards on ihub that give you excellent investment ideas. All for free. My strategy is simple, buy a quality pink sheet company at rock bottom prices, that is about to break out on excellent news. Sell half my shares, invest in something else and so on and so on. Then enjoy the free ride on the first company, move on to the next etc etc.

Good luck if you do invest, it is my choice not to.