Replies to post #7085 on Be Active Holdings, Inc. (fka JALA)

[Unbiased JALA fan]

Seriously?

[Unbiased JALA fan]

MY REPLIES TO YOUR COMMENTS ARE IN CAPS

I was told this was the hot pick to look at.

ACTUALLY RIGHT NOW ITS NOT HOT. BUT ONCE IT GETS HOT IT WILL MOVE FAST

This thing has 3 classes of preferred shares with massive dilution over the course of the last 3 months.

AS OF RIGHT NOW THERE ARE LESS THEN 400M SHARES OUT ALL CLASSES BLAH BLAH BLAH. YOU SPEAK OF THIS LIKE WE ARE IN THE BILLIONS.

Net sales of $0.00 three months ended 2014, with operating expenses of $10,681,548 and over $10,000,000 of that in stock based compensation?

OF COUSE THERE ARE NO SALES REPORTED YET COULD THAT BE BECAUSE THE PRODUCT JUST HIT THE MARKET ABD STILL ISNT WIDELY AVAILABLE. THEY ACTUALLY DI HAVE SALES NOW BECAUSE WESTSIDE MARKET PURCHASED AND I PURCHASED FROM THEM

Looks like an insider enrichment scheme.

DO YOU KNOW WHOS BEHIND THIS STOCK? Could it be? Yes but you seem to know little about the product and management to state your opinion out if the blue.

Why would anyone play this? This thing is toast.

THIS STOCK HAS MORE POTENTIAL THEN MOST IF NOT ALL OF THE OTC STOCKS IN THIS PRICE RANGE AND PROBABLY STOCKS TGAT ARE TRADING WAY HIGHER ALSO.

[pristine]

Why play? Do some background on management - Pugliese and Rienzi. Pugliese founded Skinny Cow and sold it to Nestle to $76M. Rienzi is a VP of Rienzi Foods, which you can find italian pasta products in most grocers.. Now JALA - We have a new line of greek frozen yogurt products about to get mass distributed over the next few months.

Dilution, yes, but it's limited to private placement issuances that were done at around .02/share. There are certainly people willing to sell above that for a profit....just like any other stock with seed shareholders...(every stock)

$0 in revenues for first 3 months of 2014...no surprise there, they didn't start production and distribution until recently, so where would revenues come from?

Insider enrichment scheme? LOL. That $10M in "stock based compensation" is the issuance of 3 shares of Preferred Class B stock, which each converts into common shares at 13.3% of the total OS. Why is that done? To give management a combined 50% ownership of the company. That valuation was calculated at date of issuance which was .11/share at the time.

The date on those class B preferred conversions was extended indefinitely. So how are insiders getting rich while their shares sit in the form of Preferred Class B stock?