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Tuesday, 02/19/2013 5:49:20 PM

Tuesday, February 19, 2013 5:49:20 PM

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There's some fallacy in the argument these star athletes are not doing their job. Their involvement is reflected in the company's market cap. DROP's market cap has been consistently around $30 million despite virtually having no revenue. The market has placed a premium on Fuse. Now compare that to similar companies with higher revenues but smaller market caps.

FITX: $2.26 million last quarter. Market cap. $3.6 million.

ATTD: $120,000 last quarter. Market cap. $1 million.

MSLP: $28 million last quarter. Market cap. $32 million.

DROP: $40,711 last quarter. Market cap. $36 million.

The market also places a premium on LinkedIn and Amazon for certain reasons. IMO, there's a premium placed on Fuse because of our roster of tier 1 athlete endorsers. Once the products are in wider distribution, we should see more involvement from them.