Yes, press releases are great but if I was running the company, they certainly wouldn't have the same priority as so many other things that I think would need to get done first. I would be spending my time on the following.
- Getting financial statements in order to qualify for a line of credit and to satisfy any up listing requirements. Without a line of credit, we have to wait for sales to accumulate before placing more orders. With a line of credit, we should be able to rapidly fill our expanding supply chain which it appears we are going to need in a bad way!
- Getting as many vineyards and grapes as possible lined up to make sure we have a steady supply to meet a growing demand for years to come.
- Hammering the phones daily, trying to get as many new business deals in place in possible with more distributors, more stores, more restaurants, more casinos, perhaps catering companies, etc. Sales, sales, sales!
Things like the web site location map are important but not relative to the items above, in my opinion. When people hear about Bellissima on the internet or television, I suspect most of them will just ask about when they visit their local liquor store.
There's always a very small possibility that the financial statements have been worked on and maybe we wake up Monday morning with news of an up listing.
Yes, press releases are great, but long term investors know the games going on with the stock. They don't phase me one iota. I'm here because I see a great company in the making and the stock will take care of itself as we continue to grow.
Just my opinion.
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