Replies to post #72648 on Muscle Pharm Corporation (MSLPQ)

[TheExpertHimself]

You don't want too much silence for too long in an industry that is ever changing.

It seems like Muscletech and Body Fortress are not giving up much space at Walmart at this point in time, so that is not a positive now where Walmart is doing so well because of low price of gas.

Well, at least Musclepharm seems to be holding up at Costco....with time we might see more action at Walmart....

Regarding announcements of new lines, the trademark registration of a black line could be something that is related to the Tiger Woods endorsement. A more neutral packaging for broader segments of the market would be appreciated.

The original line should probable remain for the younger crowd, but Tiger Woods cannot be endorsing products named Combat and Assault...it makes no sense to me.

Also, making a Tiger Woods line similar to the Iron line makes little sense to me. Tiger Woods on some products that look similar to Glaxo Smithkline's maxinutrition with a little more bright colors or flashy presentation, and I think you got a winner.

I do like Jym's product presentation, the branding is nice...but the way Jim Stoppani looks, talks and presents himself is terrible....it makes me sick.
IMO, the Jym packaging is a ten, but Jim Stoppani is a zero.

[StocksAnonymous]

Last year on January 29th, Brad Pyatt issued an "Update Letter to Shareholders"

Here were the highlights:

- 2013 Full year revenue of $110 million (which ended up being dead on)

- Implemented a high level ERP-CRM system

- Establishment of Internal Audit Committee (still have had some accounting issues)

- Hinted at new product lines that will "fuel growth" (combat crunch, coco protein, and many other new products that they introduced in 2014).

Essentially, yes, the last week of January last year, they presented preliminary numbers as to unaudited FY13 full year revenues. Your guess is as good as mine whether we will get the same kind of update in the coming weeks for FY14/FY15.