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03/11/14 9:03 PM
March 17th, is the filing deadline for the 10Q and a week from then is the final day with the extension, if it comes to that, so you will know what's up by then at the absolute latest. Everyone here should examine every single factor out there and do your own DD on your investment. IMO the best DD is to look at the past news, filings and PR and see what happened as a result.
Overall during the past 9 months IMO MINE has a very consistent record and:
-Partnered with Power Brands Consulting, who has a solid history developing companies like Neuro and SK Energy, to create our products
-Produced Rise & Coffee Boost
-Partered with Avanzar for distribution and tested in LA, San Diego & Phoenix with 250+ stores listed on the websites, locations have been verified by numerous investors as having bottles in stock
-Added sales through Amazon, all of my orders & known for others have arrived
-Obtained licensing for VitaminFizz to diversify portfolio, which was established by people connected to Red Bull, Big Red, etc.
-Added Darin Ezra, CEO of Power Brands to the Level 5 board, fusing our consulting firm directly with the company
-Added brands manager Jason Fontaine and key accounts manager Kiersten Slader, both of whom have had prior proven success in the beverage industry
-Attended FOAGLA trade show featuring large number of 7-11 owners in California and other states
-Produced 2 large scale production runs
-Is an OTCQB company, that unlike most OTCs, files with the SEC and does so in a timely fashion.
-Several direct communications from the Chairman of the company in regards to investors questions/concerns
-Large inside buying by Scott Vanis, verified by filed Form 4s.
The lack of attendence at Expo West referenced in January info and the Kiersten Slader connection to New Dutch Water in NYC and what new accounts we have signed are unknowns and we have seen a lot of share conversions, but there is also the addition of the new Power Brands NYC office as well, which is certainly a positive.
With adding everything up and having tried both Rise and Coffee Boost and getting the opinions of friends and family, I feel like the company has shown very rare clarity and follow-through in a relatively short span of time. The products not only taste good and work, but the concept and market makes sense to me: There is both a huge demand for coffee and energy shots, the product is superior and more natural compared to 5 Hour and costs less, and the primary reason people drink coffee in the morning or to study in school is to be awake. If I can buy a $1 plain cup of coffee at the gas station or convenience store and for $2 more have 3x the caffeine without being jittery and get a vanilla or mocha flavor, that's a great deal for $3 compared to the $5-$6 many people pay at Starbucks for 1 cup. Plus if I am out at night, instead of $3.50 for a 5 Hour, I can have the same Coffee Boost or Rise for my coffee straight for $2, it works and tastes much better.
Best wishes as everyone weighs these and other factors and GLTA!
03/11/14 9:12 PM
