RE:RE:From M. MontrossHi CGbuddy
I know in the early stages of investing in small Cap stocks it can be stressful, they can be up and down throughout the week and you have your day traders that are in and out for a penny or two. But I really think we have a gem here, one must consider this stock was around 2 cents not that long ago. I have been a shareholder before John Abrams took over as CEO so I am down considerably from those initial shares purchased.
WE all know it takes money to make money and I guess as much as we don't always like to see PP's it is was it is . But on the upside since John took over he reduced the overhead dramaticly and delveloped a new business model in order to attack the market, not the stock market but the market for Venzee's product. He and the people at Venzee continue to move this forward. The recent warents being exercised not only have painted a picture of confidense but has added a lot of cash to the coffers so it looks like at least at this point they will not require any more financing.
Once again look at the names of the Companys who Venzee are working with, Bayer, Black @ Decker, Amazon, Home Depot, Bed Bath & Beyond these are very large Company's then take a look at the recent Board appointment Marc Bertrand CEO of Mega Brands which had sales of over $400,000,000 US$ . Day by Day step by step John Abrams is building this Company and adding shareholder value. Like I have been saying to anybody else who is thinking about investing in Venzee do a lot of DD on returned merchandise and what it cost retailers like Amazon. I truly think that Venzee has the right product at the right time with the right CEO leading the charge.
I have no doubt that some more patience may be required but based on the last 6 months I feel confident that good things will be coming Venzee's way.