Thanks. What i refer to is this: either MSE is important for NRTI, or it's not. If it is important for NRTI, it does not sound very "straight shooter with a solid financial background"-like to not be able to do the payments.
Also I do not agree that you can suggest in one post that NRTI is something for serious investors, and that they have to 'bet' on the chances of survival.
That's why I say that I do regret we're left in the dark about the strategy.
Excellent post and dead on! I said earlier that Martha Stewart does not want her MSE to fail and would do what it takes to make the MSE brand a success. I am sure she would be willing to work out a plausible plan regarding the royalty agreement. Mr. James is the best you will ever find in the OTC markets and all these new brands are still less than a year old and it takes time to successfully build a brand. Most importantly is your comment about NRTI not being involved some BS hype, that is not how they operate. We are seeing a transformation in progress and it doesn't happen overnight.
Their plans for the future are to grow their current brands through additional distribution and financially prudent promotional activity. They will also continue their masterful work plan to enter the medical MJ space that would give them a huge competitive edge in the marketplace.
The facts regarding NRTI are there for everyone to see and management is not participating in any games to fool anyone. This is work in progress and given what they accomplished to date, new management has given this company a real shot of becoming very successful long term, but it will be an uphill battle to get there. Mr. James understands this and is doing everything in his power to make that happen. He has made it clear many times that their plan is to increase distribution and use financially responsible promotional campaigns to increase brand awareness, to increase sales.
Mr. James has been very clear from the start that to turn this company around they would need increase sales to support the company. Thus he has and will continue to seek out new opportunities while continuing to build their current brands. This strategy is very straight forward and has not changed. Despite the challenges in the market, Mr. James feels confident that they will succeed in becoming cash flow positive in the longer term.
In his continued search for big opportunities, he worked out a deal to create a partnership with Terra Tech to enter the hottest growing sector for the next five years, medical marijuana supplements, to take advantage of a huge outage missing from this sector, which is to involve the top scientific researchers and medical physicians in the MJ sector in developing a whole new line of CBD supplements. It is true that this will take some time to develop, but the strategy behind it makes perfect sense and will position the company to increase sales very quickly, once the brand is created and in the market and have the support and endorsement from this advisory board Mr. James created. Now we all know this won't happen until next year, but the potential for the next 5 years is tremendous and could pay off huge for early investors.
This a speculative opportunity for those who can stomach the volatility of being in the OTC markets. This will surely require some additional financing and some dilution, which is to be expected at this early stage. What sets NRTI apart from so many in the OTC markets is the fact that any financing activity will be done responsibly to keep this as low as possible. Mr. James understands the negative affect that dilution can have on investors and tries to utilize as many other outside opportunities to avoid as much dilution as possible. This was easily seen during the past 2 years where he went out and secured over $5 million in government grants by moving the company offices across the river into a special development district. This helped to support and grow the company for the past 2 years and He will continue to seek out any opportunities to get the best possible financing terms as possible. However, you should all know that the financing terms for a small company trying to turn things around are less than desirable. Mr. James has an excellent track record and extensive experience in finance and he will use that expertise to get the best possible terms. If you compare the amount of dilution here to the vast majority of other companies in the OTC markets, you would see that the dilution here is much less and being handled in a responsible manner.
NRTI has a very reasonable shot IMHO, to turn things around and become very successful with their entry into the CBD supplement business. The other brands should also continue to grow behind their plan to expand distribution and responsible promotional spending. This is purely my opinion after reviewing the facts to date and urge everyone to do their own DD before making an investment decision. The road will be rough, but I believe we have the best management available to make it all happen without the hype and games running rampant in the OTC market. I also expect to see news worthy press releases on our current brands and on the CBD project on an ongoing basis. Cheers!
Disclosre: I am long w/828,500 shares.
For review, this is what the new management team here has accomplished in the past 2 years alone: