RYU Apparel Inc V.RYU.H

RYU burning its rapport with customers

[twistd]

2-3 times a week I get an email from RYU, with the same spring sale and the same products, with the same missing or unavailable sizing.  I get that its 50% off.  But at what point do you completely burn the bridge with your customers and they unfollow/unsubscribe/cease to care.  RYU may have already lost its goodwill.  I logged on to see if I could short, but hard to short something that is a cent and I imagine the 0.01 share price is just rounding or aspiration judging by this board.

[Sal1958]

the inventory for re peat and new products has been purchased. It is on route.

[had2chimeIN]

where are they planning on selling them Winners?

[Sal1958]

that's s good idea. I don't think so. Online with a small amount of brick and mortar. Very well structured and lean.

[gairvine]

And where does this little nugget of information re: inventory come from Sal1958?

[had2chimeIN]

i think the hilarious thing is the idea that the "brand" is still worth top dollar to the consumer. They're known as that failed company that took a lot of investors down with it. If they think they can still command top dollar for the product, especially online, they're dreaming.

[coldasice247]

I don't think most consumers have ever even heard of RYU. 

[Sal1958]

maybe with this 50% off they hit thier realistic price point. Maybe this is the price point going forward that will interest more customers. Maybe the 50% price point will be the price moving forward. Will need to see where sales r. Maybe this is where the price point needs to be and should of been from the beginning?

[gardy]

Sal. Quit posting absolute nonsense. This company has no brand following other then people like myself that know it's a great product . But to the general public it's invisible. Their marketing was the obsolute sh!ts. They couldn't get F##ked in a who##house waving a 500 hundred dollar bill with their pants down to their ankles. Just sayin. Gardy

[Sal1958]

Gardy you need to get out of the past. We r in the start stage of new management. There is no ferry godmother in this story. The past was brutal. We r all holding on for new life. Time will tell if we r going to the funeral home or we will be celebrating. I like the slow process to the future, especially when we r on our last legs. I don't want to see the fast and furious to failure as was

[had2chimeIN]

on the marketing point you're bang on. Still nothing. How hard is it to post something on Instagram? They're bleeding followers. And as for the stores I still don't see how they couldn't have opened 4th yet. Even with limited staff at least open the doors to say we're still around! At this point the share holders deserve an explanation as to why some stores aren't open and

[Sal1958]

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