Saturday, February 02, 2013 11:29:06 AM
The argument that MSLP is a good investment because it has a strong brand and soon to have over $100 million in revenue. Let's look at some companies that had stronger brands and with hundreds of millions, even billions in revenues.
GM: bankrupt (government bailout).
AIG (bankrupt (government bailout).
Kodak: bankrupt.
Polaroid: bankrupt.
Hostess: bankrupt.
They had access to capital and the best talent but still had to declare bankruptcy.
Please look at MP's financials for the last 6 quarters, the period of Bluher's tenure. Things have gotten worse. Notice previous 6 quarters' income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statements.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/MSLP/financials
If Brad wants to be the Steve Jobs of the supplement industry, he needs a Tim Cook. Bluher isn't a good fit. He's a bonehead when it comes to cost control and 6 straight quarters prove it.
Hey hey, ho ho
John Bluher's got to go
We need a qualified c-o-o
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