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Wednesday, 09/05/2012 9:20:33 AM

Wednesday, September 05, 2012 9:20:33 AM

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"What we have here is a failure to communicate," ....to the natural buyers as to the great opportunity dilution has given them to take a position in this great company "back" on the ground floor once more....don't look behind the curtain at the OS,,,,It means nothing to the next generation of buyers...gl....Cool hand Eric?...

My earlier comments about dilution were merely to point out that capital gains can occur at any price point, and that dilution, in principle, is not “as bad” as some may think if responsible dilution can also bring compensating value to the company.

Natural buyers, as I define it, are purchasers on the open market who acquire their positions on a well informed basis and a readiness to accept the risk associated with a penny stock in pursuit of the attractive returns that are possible. If/when Winning Brands is doing business with large retail chains in the U.S., it becomes a paradigm shift for the company’s prospects and the legitimate basis for a next generation of such natural buyers to come in and take the company and its share price to a new level.


By comparison to the majority of its peers, Winning Brands actively communicates its efforts and policies to its shareholders, thus resulting in a very well informed community of stakeholders. As awareness grows amongst a next generation of natural buyers of WNBD, there will be a deep reservoir of due dilligence materials available for them to see the logical progression of events to date. It will be obvious to them that this is not a pump and dump, but rather a verifiable and legitimate emerging enterprise that is advancing upward in the pursuit of a terrific business mission that is becoming increasingly plausible.

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