Replies to post #63948 on Vystar Corp (VYST)

[StocksGoneWild]

We've been searching for VYST our entire lives...I love this post. For the next 20 years OTC traders will use the VYST ticker symbol to prove OTC potential. It's the Holy Grail.

[Marilynt]

What a great post! Very encouraging.

VYST!

[HMB2010]

Its been several years, time for another big winner - so rare, out of tens of thousands of tickers.
Go VYST.

Glad to be here !$!

Thank you Sterling

[Zabroski]

you would have made a million even with a few shares on those two. insane!! hope we have the same potential here!

[Wellwhatdoyaknow]

Exciting times we are witnessing and blessed to be a part of.

Once again, thanks goes to Sterling for another outstanding post!

Thanks $VYST team.

[Bosox8]

Great post thx for all your hard work on this board VYST to NAZ $$$$$$

[MoMoney4me1]

$VYST Nice Sterv!!$$. Thanks.. Load & Hold!!$$ Longs!!$$

[stervc]

VYST vs Wayfair vs Bassett Furniture; Compare & Contrast...

Edited as of pre-market April 8, 2019

For inquiring minds, VYST is in the process of acquiring/merging with Rotmans Furniture. This will be the vehicle that will be used to put out in front to get VYST to the NASDAQ.

Here are two furniture companies to "Compare & Contrast" with VYST with their upcoming acquisition of Rotmans Furniture. I will first "Compare & Contrast" to Wayfair which trades under the ticker of W on the NYSE at $151.00+ per share then I will "Compare & Contrast" to Bassett Furniture which trades under the ticker of BSET on the NASDAQ at $17.00+ per share. After each comparison, I will share my summary of thoughts as to why I think VYST is a better investment.

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VYST vs Wayfair***Compare & Contrast

** VYST trades at .08+ per share.
** Wayfair trades at $150.00+ per share.

** VYST trades on the OTC Markets with a goal to trade on NASDAQ.
** Wayfair trades on the NYSE (ticker = W).

** VYST has a 19%, 13%, 12%, or 4% Net Profit Margins to consider.
** Wayfair has a -7.44% Net Profit Margin.

** VYST will have $1.4 to $6.6 Million Net Income + $18.6 Million Tax NOL
** Wayfair has -$433,010,000 Net Income + $0 Tax NOL

** VYST Revenues = $35 Million (Rotmans Furniture)
** Wayfair Revenues = $6.78 Billion


VYST vs Bassett Furniture***Compare & Contrast

** VYST trades at .08+ per share.
** Bassett Furniture trades at $17.00+ per share.

** VYST trades on the OTC Markets with a goal to trade on NASDAQ.
** Bassett Furniture trades on the NASDAQ (ticker = BSET).

** VYST has a 19%, 13%, 12%, or 4% Net Profit Margins to consider.
** Bassett Furniture has a 2.08% Net Profit Margin.

** VYST will have $1.4 to $6.6 Million Net Income + $18.6 Million Tax NOL
** Bassett Furniture has $9,740,000 Net Income + $0 Tax NOL

** VYST Revenues = $35 Million (Rotmans Furniture)
** Bassett Furniture Revenues = $467.42 Million

In summary, Wayfair and Bassett Furniture are both over saturated in my opinion to where they are locked into the Laws of Diminishing Returns as their growth is so slow that it's virtually stagnant. Therefore, I like VYST more as an investment as compared to most major market stocks. In short, there is far more room for growth with VYST as an investment than there is with Wayfair and Bassett Furniture in my opinion. Yes, there is greater risk with VYST, but there is also more room for greater rewards. Please, everyone should do their own research or due diligence (DD) and make their own decision. I've already made mines.

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Sources of info above...

For Wayfair (W):
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/W/key-statistics?p=W
https://www.wayfair.com/

https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0001616707&owner=exclude&count=40&hidefilings=0

For Bassett Furniture (BSET):
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/BSET/key-statistics?p=BSET
https://www.bassettfurniture.com/

https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0000010329&owner=exclude&count=40&hidefilings=0

For Vystar (VYST):
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/VYST/news
https://www.vytex.com/

https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?company=Vystar&owner=exclude&action=getcompany

v/r
Sterling