May not hv bn the best analogy but the point is that a product...

May not hv bn the best analogy but the point is that a product on the shelf has better clarity and may be better off than current situation & unknowns with BUD. The ASX obviously thks so hence you are where you are now. I appreciate the optimism, why wouldn't u be? That's why u R holding. BUT..

Your shelf space explanation, lol, was it really necessary? Off topic! But showing the same enthusiasm, then I ll say u can def see that it's being sold by the nos left on the shelf ( that means it's flying off the shelf) and by the positioning of the item. ( shelf space is valuable, yes, so if it's taking front of store with big signs, u know the item is popular or at least strongly pushed by the supermarket ) Distributor, Telstra or Ingram in your case.

Do u know if that's the case with BUDs distributors atm & how it's doing?

"many supermarket products fail even though supermarkets often do enormous market research to determine if its likely to sell"

Then u should know likewise many ASX startups fail? SHs $$ down the gurgler? Maybe not. Results are key & solid figures needed & can't be waved without being backed up. Thats why the pls explain by the ASX. Good luck all holders.