Yep, it's always around that next corner.
They'll say in the months leading up to the first quarter financials that they are doing great. Then when the Q1 financials come out, it's excuses and reassurance that they are killing it in Q2. After Q2 financials are also a bust, it's all about how they are killing it in Q3. Even a dim bulb like me catches on to that eventually. It won't work forever, especially considering that they are sliding deeper into debt on each 10Q.
Add in various other fictional tidbits to pump the stock (dividends, buybacks, Budweiser, European markets, Universities, etc.) while they dilute the shares to oblivion, and there you have Brewbilt in a nutshell. They are operational only through financing and dilution.
In their PR, they try to inspire confidence but their actions drive dagger after dagger into our backs.
Other than that, cool guys. lol
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