Mobile Media Unlimited Holdings Inc
(OTC:MMUH)
If you don’t already know, the hottest new investment fad to hit Wall Street since mobile portfolio management can be summed up in two short words, “electronic cigarettes”. While your favourite celebrities may still be hitting the paper and casually smoking themselves closer to cancer and other complications, others are finding an easy escape to fulfill their niccotine desires in e-cigarettes. Though this technology has been around since 2003, first developed by SBT Co. Ltd., only a few companies have managed to step up and become publicly traded. Atop this investment opportunity lies Mobile Media Unlimited Holdings Inc (OTC:MMUH) who looks to follow in the foot-steps of Smokefree Innotec, Inc. (PINK:SFIO), Hop-On Inc. (PINK:HPNN), and Miller Diversified Corporation (OTC:MILR). Miraculously, this company has yet to announce the recent FDA news and its impact on the business model, thus leaving it as the most highly undiscovered investments of the four. Add the fact that they are the only profitable company in the mix, having their recently owned subsidiary, TzuFuma Inc. reporting unaudited revenues of nearly $5,000,000 in gross sales, and you have yourself a volcano waiting to erupt.
Government lobbyists under the tobacco umbrella are being given billions of dollars each year while battling against the FDA (Food & Drug Administration), and in most cases, sadly, winning. There are those, however, who argue the other side of the road, stating that handing tobacco regulation over to the FDA, as Congress is poised to do, is an epic public health mistake. It is tantamount to giving the keys of the regulatory store to the nation’s largest cigarette manufacturer, Philip Morris (NYSE:PM). The tobacco industry has long been hiding under its own shadow, using the fact that no one has officially announced the amount of chemicals and carcinogens and their effects on the human body. Cigarettes and their smoke contain more than 4,000 chemicals; among them are more than 60 known carcinogens, according to the American Cancer Society. But scientists say they can’t yet tell all they’ll learn from the new data because so little is known about how the chemicals combine to affect people.
However, in 2010 all of this might change, causing a historic event, and perhaps one of the most important of our generation. The Food and Drug Administration is working to lift the smokescreen clouding the ingredients used in cigarettes and other tobacco products. In June, tobacco companies must tell the FDA their formulas for the first time, just as drugmakers have for decades. Manufacturers also will have to turn over any studies they’ve done on the effects of the ingredients. So, without further adieu, lets just get this out of the way, “It’s about bloody time!” In a recent press on January 18th, 2010, the FDA finally came to its own senses and decided to reveal the ingredients of the world’s #1 over-the-counter cause of human death.
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