Hahaha! I PM'd Roger about that. Nice of Welch to give a nod to the truly supportive investors posting on this site. It shows that they really are paying attention and that they do truly appreciate the efforts made here. I would've liked to have been there myself, but it'll have to wait. Hopefully next year will work.
I love that they posted the video on their site. It really shows that this is solid and transparency is truly being embraced. Jerry had no problem admitting that this company, like most start ups, has had to dance with some debt to launch it's products. I noticed a smile come to his face as he wanted to ask what planet that cash flow question was hatched on, LOL, but he was very polite and straight forward with his answer. OF COURSE you'll lose money at first when launching a massive brand building effort if you don't have a huge cash pile on the books at launch.
Personally, I'm thrilled at what they've accomplished so far, and I think those of us who've loaded up with cheap shares and aren't already retired are going to be retiring early. The Rocky Mountain High products would've done it on their own IMHO, but with the water it's a no-brainer, a grand slam.
Jerry was in the right places at the right times with the tenacity and the sharp wits required to recognize and seize these golden opportunities in an incredibly lucrative and rapidly growing market.
I love that they posted the video on their site. It really shows that this is solid and transparency is truly being embraced. Jerry had no problem admitting that this company, like most start ups, has had to dance with some debt to launch it's products. I noticed a smile come to his face as he wanted to ask what planet that cash flow question was hatched on, LOL, but he was very polite and straight forward with his answer. OF COURSE you'll lose money at first when launching a massive brand building effort if you don't have a huge cash pile on the books at launch.
Personally, I'm thrilled at what they've accomplished so far, and I think those of us who've loaded up with cheap shares and aren't already retired are going to be retiring early. The Rocky Mountain High products would've done it on their own IMHO, but with the water it's a no-brainer, a grand slam.
Jerry was in the right places at the right times with the tenacity and the sharp wits required to recognize and seize these golden opportunities in an incredibly lucrative and rapidly growing market.
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