Through December 31, 2020 We had several reasons to start awarding double stock back in November. Amongst them was that our stock was trading at less than half of the offering price of $.18/share (the offering price is the price we must use to calculate how much stock you get when you earn stock from … Continue reading Double Stock Back Extended
This is quicker than a normal recap of results because Amazon is the gorilla we want to make sure you don’t forget (at least as far as it affects iConsumer and your stock). Boldly stated, if you shop Amazon, use iConsumer. It makes us stronger, and potentially helps our stock price to go up. You … Continue reading November Amazon Results / Giving Reminder
RM asks (in our Facebook Group): Robert — hope you had a great Thanksgiving! Just curious. For those shareholders having earned the most shares so far, how many does that equal? I think I’m setting the world on fire with my 5,035 shares, and can’t help but wonder if there are some of us out … Continue reading Question from a shareholder
A graph that moves up and to the right radically is often called a “hockey stick”. The interpretation of a hockey stick graph highly depends on the subject. New infections? A Bad Thing. Stock price or new members? A Good Thing. I’m happy to share some graphs with you. This is not MNPI (material non … Continue reading Hockey Sticks
Here’s our monthly update on Amazon. In October 2020, our revenue increased 41% over the same month last year. This year, Prime Day happened mid-October, whereas last year, it was mid-July, so we hoped for a bit of a bump in the year-over-year comparison. For the first half of November, our revenue is up 114% … Continue reading Amazon Results
This holiday season is starting out differently. Traditionally, holiday shopping began to show up about the third week of October. It sort of mimicked catalog shopping. And it would more or less end around December 15, to allow USPS, UPS, DHL, and FedEx to make their deliveries on time. As more and more stores began … Continue reading Holiday Observations
This post is just for fun and education. I like to use three different sites to watch the stock price of RWRDP. Normally, they’re exactly the same. Today, not so much. Here’s what ETRADE shows: Here’s what the OTC site shows (it’s my favorite today, any guesses why?): The above image also shows why the … Continue reading Same data, different numbers
The election season is finally over, holiday season shopping has begun, and my curiousity about our stock price movement and shopping activity is piqued. Does our stock price going up help motivate people to shop at iConsumer? My gut says that it does. That would be causation. We’re more exciting, people like to get in … Continue reading Correlation vs. Causation
Today we’re diving into the world of “exceptions”. Please forgive our attempt at a pun in this post’s title. Exceptions are just that, exceptions. They are more detail on what a store will (and won’t) pay us for. And if they don’t pay us, you don’t earn stock. And we’re all less happy. We hate … Continue reading Exceptional Info
Through November 30, stock back is 2X what it was yesterday One of the challenges with our Pivot Back is how to make our return to the new normal memorable. If you hadn’t noticed, there’s an election going on, a Pandemic affecting all of us, and the general noise of the holiday shopping season has … Continue reading The thinking behind double stock back