stodgy investment types with too tight collars and very expensive ties maybe took a look at this promotional video and hit the sell button.... LOL
TYVM I bought more at .475 and consider it a gift.
This is not a trading stock.
The only negatives that I see are the forthcoming costs to retain slots and increase market share. I am a little worried that margin erosion is going to be a little more than Roy et. al. anticipate going forward
They need to work on POP (point of purchase) marketing materials for shelf stable milk products.
They need to be able to counter Nesquik and Hershey's drop in price points. I don't think the top 2 competitors are just going to sit around and let Slammers with lower calories and better flavors horn in.
If mr. market wants to give me shares lower I will accept them.
John, why end of Nov for 3Q reporting? Do you anticipate a NT filing?? On time should be around 15 Nov.
As far as your analysis is concerned, probably you are right in saying that CCE is getting 36 cents because they have alot to give back in return. look at the current situation. BRVO is in liquidity crunch. They are on road show. Do you think CCE will convert right away if BRVO is unable to raise capital?? Hmmmmm, they just might!
Maybe Bravo has some new Thanksgiving flavors in the pipeline and wants to wait until after in order to count all the additional seasonal revenues? Let's see here, we could have Wild Cranberry and Pumpkin Pie flavors? Heck, those two alone could cover the following Christmas Holidays as well. I'm liking this, a two-for in just a couple of months.
News 
Market Data 
Discover 
AI
