There is nothing left to sell really. SME is a Republic of South Korea trade classification name. I advertised certain brands that have been selling good to okay products in South Korea. I had hoped they would give a sizeable end retailer profit margin but, I am not sure entirely how much the whole sale price was. Products that sell good and taste good. My goal was household consumables. Hopefully an South Korean brand survives the conglomerate wars until the end.
Japan is an old promise about Asia in general. It's a theoretical one. I do not get anything from South Korea or Japan.
And the stock recommendations were to be famous and popular and brash. And I hope everyone made money. That's just how it worked out that the imports from South Korea and Japan are almost free if an investor put in more than 45,000 into the stock suggestions? It took about 4 years or more for near bankrupt brands to pull a turn around. The criterion was just, good management and a financial sheet that just translated into they need to sell more stuff and they should be fine. Nothing glaringly wrong with the fundamentals of the companies.
And I guess that's about it. There is nothing left to sell that fits my criteria for an SME.
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