Replies to post #76327 on Muscle Pharm Corporation (MSLPQ)

[JimmyJams]

Bill Phillips says he owns stock in the company. FYI.

Also, that largest shareholder still owns 60% of their original stake.

I also believe that those other product lines were all put on hold once the success of Combat Crunch became obvious. It would make sense to focus on scaling that line then invest in a new one. There is a reason Brian Cavanaugh left so shortly after being hired, I'm guessing it was due to the decision to hold off on that line. He is now the CMO of some Canadian company.

I do hope the SEC investigation ends in the next few months though. Takes time once a "settlement" is agreed on to get it through the system. From what I've researched, it takes anywhere from 4-8 months usually.

[CWS1987]

I'm not lashing out. I don't own any MSLP, and if you've read my previous posts, I am not very hot on this company's prospects, especially not the $100M+ buyout people seem to be banking on.

However, I do find your cloak-and-dagger posting annoying. I also don't quite follow your reasoning (pardon me, your source's reasoning). Bill Phillips is so rich that he doesn't need to work for MusclePharm (and would also have no interest in launching a product targeting his own demographic), but he's not rich enough to turn down an offer to become a stand-in for a CEO who is apparently getting carted off to prison soon (according to your source)?