Replies to post #18 on Momentous Holdings Corp. (MMNT)

[Lucky_Luciano]

Thank you, Nazar.

I just tell the truth as I understand it in my eyes. That's why I love the stock market. I get to put my money with my mouth. :) I think MMNT will prove to be an interesting story unfolding for us soon. One in which we can all vote with our feet and/or mouths on.

And a verdict will be rendered. Long term, that verdict will always be truth. Short term, it will be our mouths and feet making noise. Whatever "long term" means can be voted on too. Just as a lawyers can vote on what is "reasonable time." Not to be confused with the priesthood, however, where time takes on new meaning, such as in: "Jesus is coming 'soon.'" But truth will come out of the shake. Whether or not priests and lawyers agree, it will. Whatever coping mechanisms people need to cope with verdicts -- Well, that's an entirely different matter for the priesthood and psychologists to tackle. :)

Cheers to another adventure!

[Lucky_Luciano]

Pretty Bottles

You know what would make my journey here complete, Nazar? A Rox finale. I'm not knocking Victory. But I love bottles. They are art to me. And I'm on the record as saying so in some links I've posted in this short thread. I have only 4,100 shares here. But IFF we could reach $3, it would reach the market cap of ROX.

Rox is a .53 cent stock, with a lot more shares. But dang, they have pretty bottles:

https://castlebrandsinc.com/

And a p/s of 1 right now. The stock has been in a free fall for quite a number of years now, always setting new lows. But its' very well established. Saddled with huge debt. It shows how tough this industry is. Victory is fresh, new, no debt yet as this is venture capital time. But, whatever. It can generate excitement perhaps. If I could exit at $3, and buy 20,000 shares of ROX with this investment, I think I will. Just for no other reason than to have some pretty bottles.

The whole industry is experiencing sales decliens. Margins are slim, soo competive. And my second industry is the restaurant industry. I don't know these brands. Their Jefferson's Bourbon is the only one eperiencing some impressive growth for a small batch bourbon. I'm not sure if I've seen it. I may have. They claim to have the #1 selling ginger beer, but ginger beer is never used in anything I've seen except Moscow Mules. Or any "Mule" drink. And those were real popular the last 8 years or so, but I don't see them near as much as I used to. So, I don't know. Nobody ever asks for a ginger beer. And quite frankly, I don't even remember what brands I've seen.

All I know is that company is bleeding, but long established history and a lot of sales. It would be a happy ending for me. I would just see that as 20,000 free shares of a nice bottle collection. And I just don't know. I do like a p/s of 1 though.

I'm not bad mouthing Victory. Or London. I don't know if they will be the next Titos vodka. I know Rox has vodka in pretty bottles that I'm not familiar with. Titos came on the scene one day and never left. I went from never heard of it to I can't go anywhere anymore without seeing it. At least here in Texas. I don't know about the rest of the country.

It's just sooo hard to build brand awareness. There are sooo many of them out there. So many! And like I said, I never see any of these brands from Rox around. Not like a Makers Mark. They have Irish Whiskey, but Bailey's is what comes to my mind. There are just brands that have so much dominance that they take a monopoly on people's tongues.

[NobleRoman]

2,000 more shares purchased.

I forgot to time-stamp my buy last week:

Buy 2500 MMNT Executed @ $0.45
Jul 11, 2019
12:14 PM ET

But there hasn't been another share traded since, so it's okay.

My total shares are now 11,600. Getting up there. I have an order in at .36. I'll back up the truck at .10.

What I would like to see in the next 10Q is an agreement with an investors relations firm compensated with restricted stock. And a good one. Not a half-fast, lazy one like I've been seeing lately.

But this last 10Q was good with a layout of a good plan and a mission. I want to see capital raised via restricted stock, and I want that celebrity endorsement to actually happen. When they say "celebrity," that can mean almost anything. I know Tom Cruise is out. But what about a local wine connossieur (sp) or something?