The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring financial educator and author Jared Dillian has been released. Listen here.
Have been travelling so limited opportunity to digest everything. However, it’s looks to me like the sp crash more than compensated for the situation now revealed, and with business since having expanded and thus apparently doing well under Bob’s smarter management, it seems there’s plenty of reasons to be optimistic in the short, medium and longer terms. I’m optimistic!
Had a look at Wallgreens, and there’s a decent number of products carried, so at least the arrangement is still live. Bizarrely, there are even a few Love Island Revolution items listed, which is not a line I’ve heard of. The company certainly seem to have gone for brand partnerships with some enthusiasm. As an aside, Wallgreen’s website told me unbidden that my nearest store was Chicago…but none of the products were available in store.
I think the company is capable of hitting several levels of the market successfully. It already has the ranges out there. The professional range seems to offer quality at non-silly prices. Women with a greater disposable income but still wanting to be prudent will appreciate that. I genuinely feel REVB will become a significant name in global cosmetics.
Regarding Boo, they are obliged to seek shareholder approval for a full takeover, so prior to any bid they’d have to do serious due diligence once REVB has finally provided new financials. Assuming Rev is back trading quickly, the horse could well have bolted by the time Boo can legitimately act.
Th uncomfortable question remains - if 3B/4B is such a hot prospect, why have (apparently) seven big oil companies scrutinised the data but so far shied away from committing to a farm in deal for 3B/4B , despite one allegedly being in final negotiations months ago..? And why are the current partners apparently considering the (very expensive) possibility going alone, if there is a farm in on the way?
Well, well, a good spot re Sainsbury’s. Eight products listed on Sainsbury’s online. At least the company seems to be spreading its marketing wings - hopefully to help build a very productive and rewarding future.
What ever is going on in the background, I don't for a minute subscribe to the notion that BH is intentionally misleading shareholders and is quietly conniving with potential predators to stitch up a give-away deal. My bet is, as an honourable guy he's smarting right now and I wouldn't want to be his cat.