History shows that this stock has pounced up the l
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Posted On: 09/19/2017 9:38:25 PM
History shows that this stock has pounced up the last 3 years near the beginning of the year. Maybe we'll get a bounce again around the same time....as for me I might throw down a little bit more if financing is official and we get some more clarity for the direction of the company.
I can see it going up to the 10's again no problem. It went from 3 cents to 16 cents for no reason really. 5X your money. I think everyone is just a little upset it's come to this again and we now have to wait months before considering to pull out without a lose.
They have this REALLY great product, but the execution on it is just not panning out. I hope the "consultants" can really correct their mistakes and with the new financing they can get enough factories to pump these out like hotcakes. Maybe they're working on a 7/11 deal? I feel like the only thing that was holding them back from that was demand. I went to my 7/11 that had it in north Austin and with all 4 drinks, only the lemonade was left. The clerk said they were selling pretty consistently....
Maybe they're trying to secure a massive financing deal to have factories pump them out instead of having their own, to see if it's worth investing into their own factory afterwards.
The little test runs showed promise. I think they need to test out the big promise now.
I can see it going up to the 10's again no problem. It went from 3 cents to 16 cents for no reason really. 5X your money. I think everyone is just a little upset it's come to this again and we now have to wait months before considering to pull out without a lose.
They have this REALLY great product, but the execution on it is just not panning out. I hope the "consultants" can really correct their mistakes and with the new financing they can get enough factories to pump these out like hotcakes. Maybe they're working on a 7/11 deal? I feel like the only thing that was holding them back from that was demand. I went to my 7/11 that had it in north Austin and with all 4 drinks, only the lemonade was left. The clerk said they were selling pretty consistently....
Maybe they're trying to secure a massive financing deal to have factories pump them out instead of having their own, to see if it's worth investing into their own factory afterwards.
The little test runs showed promise. I think they need to test out the big promise now.
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