Replies to post #202112 on Winning Brands Corporation (WNBD)

[Dennisb68]

Okay products that have been rejected from one retailer after another. Eric probably doesn't have any better relationship with retailers than he has with shareholders. Maybe Surefil should buy it since they actually make it, label it, and ship it anyway.

[Squeezer]

Eric's already got my money
I aint got no MONEY HONEY!!! but I still like chantilly lace and a pretty face and a pony tail hang'n down. Is the band playing that while the titanic sinks.
Oh yeah that stuff lasts too long and I told Eric that years ago. He needed to dilute it to make it be used faster and up the sales. I still have a bottle or two in the garage that are Winning Colors.

CHAU

[Black Beerd]

"Can't one of you buy this company?"

As this company sits today..with the books the way they look...the share structure the way it is.... the cash flow the way it is.... I can go on...but whats there really to buy? A product that has no brand value that can be either supplemented with a real brand or a host of You Tube solutions that may cost you little to nothing to find something that works. Remember, a brand name while the product they may have has to make money they also are taking shelf space along with the many other products they may have...like a Procter Gamble. If HD wants Black & Decker drills Black and Decker wants to make sure that their Jig saws, sawzalls, power saws etc are all on that shelf space as well. That's where brand value becomes leverage.

In short there is nothing to buy without a huge amount of effort and cash to over come the problems this CEO has created with this security. IMO his only way out is to somehow take this company/product private and find angel funding or another brand building savvy group who know how to put humpty dumpty back together again and try and make chicken salad out of chicken sheet. Anything is possible but here... highly unlikely. This CEO as it appears hasn't left much to work with. My guess is... sell the product rights if he can to another company who has leadership talent. This security and the shell are controlled by funders and the clock is running out and don't think for a minute he doesn't here that TIC TOC on his time in that virtual office .

Most likely scenario's now..... 1. a massive R/S that pales the 500/1 split. 2. Funder pulls the plug and takes the shell. I see #1 as the logical one because funder will want their money before taking a shell... but all this is speculation and my opinion. Not many options regardless.