I'm long THCZ too. What I'm trying to say is that
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Posted On: 08/01/2015 8:11:49 PM
I'm long THCZ too. What I'm trying to say is that energy drinks weren't as big as they were back then as they are now. It was really just Redbull and Monster competing. When you go to stores, there are a TON of energy drinks in the fridges to choose from.
What THCZ has going for them is the can design because it's flashy and being the first ones in the industry with a Hemp drink. This is going to get people to purchase their product just because it has that pot leaf on it. Will they continue to re-purchase the product? Hopefully. It does taste good, but the price needs to come down. It's going to be hard to switch people hooked on Monster to THCZ when there is almost a $1 difference.
I think THCZ would be better off not putting out PR new releases often because when they don't have news to put out, retail investors get worried that something is wrong with the company. This company is awesome for putting out PR this often, but I guess right now it's hurting them because they're putting some of the same fluff out. They likely have big news, but they're not going to spill their beans just because the price per share is going down. Theres a bigger picture when it comes to marketing strategies and internal information.
I'm trying to put it into perspective that Monster is one of the biggest beverage companies out there now and people need to have realistic expectations. They got into the industry earlier, so they have that leg up. THCZ should be able to gain ground quickly, but $100 per share may not happen for decades.
First step is to get this product into big stores like Walmart and Target. Then you'll have big hedge funds invest and that is when we all make the real $$$
What THCZ has going for them is the can design because it's flashy and being the first ones in the industry with a Hemp drink. This is going to get people to purchase their product just because it has that pot leaf on it. Will they continue to re-purchase the product? Hopefully. It does taste good, but the price needs to come down. It's going to be hard to switch people hooked on Monster to THCZ when there is almost a $1 difference.
I think THCZ would be better off not putting out PR new releases often because when they don't have news to put out, retail investors get worried that something is wrong with the company. This company is awesome for putting out PR this often, but I guess right now it's hurting them because they're putting some of the same fluff out. They likely have big news, but they're not going to spill their beans just because the price per share is going down. Theres a bigger picture when it comes to marketing strategies and internal information.
I'm trying to put it into perspective that Monster is one of the biggest beverage companies out there now and people need to have realistic expectations. They got into the industry earlier, so they have that leg up. THCZ should be able to gain ground quickly, but $100 per share may not happen for decades.
First step is to get this product into big stores like Walmart and Target. Then you'll have big hedge funds invest and that is when we all make the real $$$
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