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Re: PEACHMAN post# 132

Friday, 08/30/2013 11:37:14 PM

Friday, August 30, 2013 11:37:14 PM

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I think IFUS has some serious value propositions, that imply that it is way undervalued. I just did some number crunching on IFUS

Lets do some real math here.

The OS was increased from 199 million in late 2010 to 288 million. The stock was selling on average in 2011 and 2012 at about .001 /share, when convertible debt, or contractor shares (payment for services) were obviously (or at least it seemed that way) issued or converted and some shares were obviously sold based on the changes in the OTC reports of changes in the OS which I watched closely the last 3 years, and based on PRs, chart volume and promo dates all clearly show that. So we take

.001 x 89 million new shares since Sept 2010 = $89,000

Now lets assume since they were shares added to the OS, lets assume they were shares used to pay for services, product, or convertible debt, used to raise cash to pay for these.

Divide that by 3 years and you come up with $29,666.67 as the price those shares were sold for on average. Figure IFUS got maybe 70% of that cash directly to help cover losses,

and you get IFUS selling enough shares the last 3 years to add

$20,766.70 to the working capital of the company each year.

Sure does not sound like an issue to me.

In fact I see scams all over the penny scam world where they do R/S like clock work, I lost money on several of them, they wipe out entire batches of retail shareholders in 6-12 months, and start it all over again, and do it again 6-12 months later, just to pay the CEO 350,000 /year.

So the purported IFUS scam story since 2010 based on the math just does not wash with me.

In fact if that is all the cash it took to keep IFUS in business and growing, and I look at all the new stocking distributors I see online, one of which I bought my IFUS Intact Digest from this year that was not a distributor in prior year, proving they stocked it (It came from their wharehouse according to UPS and the labels), and I look at the fact that IFUS has over a dozen known distributors in the US and the UK that were not selling IFUS products before the summer of 2012, and I when I add in the recent UK distribution of Mastic Blast drinks for the first time (yes it was delayed for what seemed like ages, due to financing issues), and then I add in the

SUPREME GOLD PLUS livestock feed that is going to be a multi million dollar per month business, and is already obscenely profitable High profit margins), I see how tight the CEO is with cash, working capital, I get the picture of a stock, IFUS, that was way under valued at .001 and

I get the picture of a stock, IFUS, that is still way undervalued now!!!


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