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gumbie05

03/01/15 9:57 PM

#273374 RE: Cburg #273373

Your Quote:

"Friday should be a lesson to Brian Webber. If managed correctly, without dilution, this company can be sucessful."

That's impossible...BW "managing" anything successfully is out of the cards with BBDA! If you haven't figured that out by now, well....

Life Is NO GOOD...If you believe putting the words BW and "successful" in the same sentence makes any sense then you haven't been paying attention!
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NoPinkScams

03/02/15 10:07 AM

#273382 RE: Cburg #273373

No it can't. There is no demand for the products. Everywhere it's been placed it has subsequently been removed within a few months. Why? It doesn't sell. This is an overly saturated niche category and BBDA sells an inferior product.
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FedUpToHere

03/02/15 2:20 PM

#273400 RE: Cburg #273373

Today is a good illustration of the flaw in the thinking that this company could be successful without dilution. A small run-up always takes place a couple of days prior to a day (or two or three or four ...) of (often) heavy dilution. Then the dilution backs off again for a short time to allow the stock to catch its breath before another small run-up takes place. The issue is the "highs" keep creeping lower after each run-up.

This company is flat ass broke, and it's proven so in those phony financials. Weber got hooked on toxic financing and it's killing what remains of BBDA -- just as toxic financing kills any "company" that uses it. Already today a half-billion pre-split shares have traded. That's not a growing company -- that's a company in its final moments gasping for air.

Friday should be a lesson to Brian Webber. If managed correctly, without dilution, this company can be sucessful.