So shall I take it then, that Fuse's plan was to put Enerjel into GNC's 600 corporate stores, (with 6000 franchise stores waiting in the wings), watch the product die on the vine, and move on after 2 years?
What is your blue-sky treatment of that?
What is your blue-sky for the severe cash burn while we wait for your big bang theory?
Oh yeah, someone here said that online GNC sales have improved by moving Enerjel to "topical pain relief". How is being 12th out of 20 working for you?
Did you design the Enerjel box?
You can keep wearing your blue-sky blinders, and I'll keep posting real-time happenings. Interesting that for awhile, I was the only one posting about slow Walgreen's sales, so much so that a poster was trying to make the case that St. Louis was not a good barometer for sales. Everyone was saying this Walgreen's has product, that Walgreen's has product, and all the while I talked about sell-thru. You were the one that said it would sell thru because it was new and customers would buy because it was new, and even talked about new restaurants doing well because people like to try new places. Since the drops are now not moving, (imo), the "new product reason" theory seems to be useless and discarded. What is left is your big bang theory. Let's hope the theory holds!
A pre-schooler knows that advertising will help but to what degree? I posted maybe a year ago cautioning any euphoria once the advertising started, because I am aware of Fuse's cash flow problems and know the advertising will have to be sustained and funded over time, and you have blue-skied that concern as well.
What I have also posted, is the amazing disconnect between an .08 cent penny stock, (fact), and 3 retail products not doing well at this point in time, (my opinion), and the Andy Murray signing. Here is a signing of an athlete with major star power and on the rise, and has global marketing power, and who could sign with a ton of big-time players, and he has chosen to be on board with Fuse! It seems that MUST mean big things are going on behind the scenes!
p.s. meanwhile I'll continue to post my observations re. sell thru, and packaging displayed without reasons to buy on the front of the package.
