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hurryblonde

12/15/13 7:39 PM

#1387 RE: gman66 #1386

i disagree, meadowlands. your observation that that other ticker has more room to grow is obvious. kudos. but just like eli's love of other teams' cornerbacks, your judgment that vpco's pps is overvalued at $2 is off the mark. i know the seahawks are tough, hell, my team is the saints, but 5 int's? vpco will hold above $1.4, rs into nasdaq territory, and either run for the hills or get purchased by gigantic tobacco. i am looking forward to next year. enjoy watching seattle or denver win the superbowl in your backyard. vpco has open books and revenues in black ink. i don't doubt it will fluctuate with wild volatility for the next 6-12 months, but it'll take more than EU finger wagging to drag this below the level of institutional investors next summer.

killmaster6666

12/18/13 1:18 PM

#1390 RE: gman66 #1386

This is a very narrow way to look at stock, and puts you at significant risk for loss. sure it technically has more room to grow, but if that is your argument, why not buy VAPR? It is currently .04, and leaves even more room to grow. Better yet, why not buy a sub penny stock, there are some great stocks worth $0.0005, all it has to do is go up 1 penny and you make 2000% gains!.........

Good points but the key here is GLLA is 20 cents



The REAL key is to look at VPCO 1 year ago and you will see that it was $0.20 like GLLA is right now. The only difference is GLLA has ZERO sales, and VPCO ended 2012 with $21.3 Million in sales, and GLLA probably will only have about $50 Thousand in sales by the end of this year...

So sure, there technically is more upside, but GLLA has not proven that they can succeed in any way. They are probably too late to the game to be a success. I will take my very high chances of making 200-300% gains over the very very slim chance of making 1000-2000% gains any day of the week.