WLF, another thing I forgot to mention is that, as was the case with Monster's stock, not long after the move to the big board the upward momentum can surpass your wildest expectations. As seen with Monster, the stock price can go ballistic, and you'll usually see forward splits to adjust for optimal liquidity and a more attractive PPS for new investors. That basically gives you back your original number of shares and more as time goes on. $50/share looks more affordable than $100 or $200/share, and at the higher PPS the sale of authorized shares to raise capital (if needed) doesn't have such a drastic impact on share structure. In that way company's are able to fluctuate shares up and down and not have the need to borrow to cover the cost of moving quickly to seize growth opportunities. In summary, the brand appeal and rate of growth, including diversification of products offered, can move things along quickly. That's what I referred to last year when talking about exponential growth. I was talking about that point Jerry was referring to in the interview, when you get to the point of widespread recognition, consumers love the products, sales growth is hot as well as the margins, and all of a sudden the really big dogs want in on the action. It's close to that point now, so this year we should see some awesome milestone achievements and one of them will be a swing to profit just based on revenues from sales. Investors will be pounding on the doors to get in.
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