Sad fact is, it doesn't really matter how much peo
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Posted On: 09/13/2018 4:05:15 PM
Sad fact is, it doesn't really matter how much people stress themselves out expecting and demanding and losing more hair, assuming it's not too late on the hair! lol
The Mexican authorities will put their official seal of approval on the appropriate documentation when they are done sifting through all of their red tape, and not one minute before then.
If there were good reason to suspect we were being scammed by a fraudulent stock selling company with nothing to show, I would've cut my losses a long time ago.
Instead, I'm still adding because there is NO evidence to indicate fraud and an overwhelming amount of evidence suggesting this company will become a major force in a market the likes of which we haven't seen since the onslaught of internet based commerce.
I'm also quite sure that venting on this board, while it may feel good, won't help the share price any and definitely won't shift the focus of management from where it currently is. They simply can not brow-beat the Mexican regulatory authorities into moving any faster.
If anything, harassing government authorities in any country will most often cause further delays, even if it's only to show those doing the harassing just who's in charge and discourage others from making similar attempts to intimidate them.
Anyone unable to see the value in the FitWhey acquisition has either forgotten about or never learned of the company's efforts to move away from the energy drink and soda pop market, which has seen significant shrinkage in recent years, and into the "good for you" market which is showing the complete opposite.
What we do with private label will also depend on what's hot wherever the products are being distributed. If energy drinks are hot sellers in Mexico, they'll gladly market them there. What we do in the states will be the same, and current market trends suggest a major shift toward healthier foods and beverages.
The Mexican authorities will put their official seal of approval on the appropriate documentation when they are done sifting through all of their red tape, and not one minute before then.
If there were good reason to suspect we were being scammed by a fraudulent stock selling company with nothing to show, I would've cut my losses a long time ago.
Instead, I'm still adding because there is NO evidence to indicate fraud and an overwhelming amount of evidence suggesting this company will become a major force in a market the likes of which we haven't seen since the onslaught of internet based commerce.
I'm also quite sure that venting on this board, while it may feel good, won't help the share price any and definitely won't shift the focus of management from where it currently is. They simply can not brow-beat the Mexican regulatory authorities into moving any faster.
If anything, harassing government authorities in any country will most often cause further delays, even if it's only to show those doing the harassing just who's in charge and discourage others from making similar attempts to intimidate them.
Anyone unable to see the value in the FitWhey acquisition has either forgotten about or never learned of the company's efforts to move away from the energy drink and soda pop market, which has seen significant shrinkage in recent years, and into the "good for you" market which is showing the complete opposite.
What we do with private label will also depend on what's hot wherever the products are being distributed. If energy drinks are hot sellers in Mexico, they'll gladly market them there. What we do in the states will be the same, and current market trends suggest a major shift toward healthier foods and beverages.
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