Replies to post #153842 on Winning Brands Corporation (WNBD)

[littlefeets]

Great question ActivClient.

a. Share Buy Back Program

This has been CEO Lehner's stated goal. IMO

Thanks

[wadirum1]

My answer is:

d) WNBD runs to 3c and I don't care about a, b, or c, because I loaded the boat with absurdly cheap shares that someone sold me thinking it was going to "trip 0s"

[solarflux2]

No need for R/S split, IMO. The company can attain other means of funding other than dilution, as it is currently doing so as not to cause the pps to deteriorate. Reverse splits are only required when you need to dilute so much that the pps gets driven so low it has no chance to recover. No need to institute a reverse split when your pps can recover.

I think the CEO has stated there would be share buy backs more than he has talked about dividends, so my guess is share buy backs when and if the company becomes profitable.

[Belgianshareholder]

A will happen first, B is in a few years and C will never happen IMO (otherwise Eric loses the trust of many longs).

JMO

[Q-potential]

A (in 2 years), then B (>5 years), never C.

[Belgianshareholder]

Maybe a survey can be posted...

[nickl]

Eric's own words. shareholders.

The advantage to common shareholders of a share buy-back is that the funds invested by the firm in this manner have lingering benefit for the remaining shareholders, rather than the “one time” benefit of a dividend. No promise is being made that the firm will be in a position to do this. It is an illustration that if/when the company is successful to its plan, there is a mechanism favoured by management to diminish the outstanding share count in future to offset the earlier growth in the number of outstanding shares during the early stages of the company’s capitalization.

[movinforward]

A. 3-5 years, will show strong faith by management
B. Never, don't really need to
C. Never, not a smart option

[RyanTH]

A - in about 2-4 years. Sales will be significantly higher to support all expenses and reduce current business losses since startup. After profitability - then I believe Eric will start buying back shares to grow the value of the stock.

[simbaba]

Honestly, i don't think A,B or C will ever happen.
I think the company gets bought out by a bigger company first.

[doogdilinger]

Example number 10 when the Eric mantra was all about supposed share buybacks/no chance of a reverse split...check the 10 responses to this post:

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=57237079