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Name me one company down on these exchanges that isn't doing a little pump here or there. As long as companies aren't driving them up to crush them down along with shareholders I'm ok with it!
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Careful guys there is some pump going on here. See post #29, I have received this info unsolicited several times in the last month. Take profits when you can. GL
Well she traded about $1.9 million dollars yesterday, not bad lol........ Let's see what happens today, does it break $2.00?
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Nice call .....Lots of $$$ coming in here !!
Looking like it may cross $2.00 today. Serious money flow in here, got an email on it yesterday!
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Solid work going on here. Looks like they may have some nice possibilities here!
Got in yesterday on a few. Board pretty dead here, but might not be for long IMO....
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Why All The Spam? ( :>(
More On Amish Naturals
The story, as detailed both in the advertising report and on the Amish Naturals Web site, starts with company founder David Skinner Sr. developing a special friendship with some Amish visitors to his North Carolina farm, and eventually opening an Amish products store there.
Fast forward to 2006, when the company built a pasta production facility and used a reverse merger with a shell company to go public. Unlike a lot of companies that go that route, Amish Naturals has thus far been diligent in making its financial filings, a real plus with any start-up. The management team also has a background that looks good, with a history that stems from ConAgra and the Hebrew National brand.
The promotional slick doesn't focus on those balance sheet issues but does use the company's press releases to craft a glowing recommendation and give 10 reasons to "move fast!"
Those reasons include suggestions that "organic" and "Amish" are synonymous (not in my thesaurus), that its first product (pasta) is "consumed in tens of millions of homes," and that the pasta is priced in the middle of the competition, that organic food is the next "food revolution" that will spawn a giant, and that "Amish Naturals could make you rich." The report puts tiny Amish Naturals "in the company of giants," flashing the firm's logo alongside of household brand names Nestle, Campbell Soup and Heinz.
Who stands to benefit?
Just who is saying these things about AMNT is a bit of a mystery. Every other page contains the investor relations phone number from Amish Naturals, making it look like the company is involved. But Randy Lewis, who handles investor relations for the pasta maker, said via e-mail that he has not seen the flyer and has no knowledge of how it came about.
"We have no control over what people say and write about us," Lewis wrote. "As a public company, we communicate with the investment community and have publicly disclosed all material information that is readily available in our own words. We continue to work on executing our business model and feel that we have a bright future ahead of us."
According to a disclosure in the special report, Parker Communications was paid $690,000 to publish and distribute this hype, with the money -- which came from Firstsummit Ltd. -- covering all expenses plus Parker Communication's profits. Neither company could be reached for comment, but there's a simple conclusion to be drawn from the disclosure: The guys who put up nearly 700 grand on this campaign figure they can make a lot more on a small pop in AMNT.
Amish Natural's own paperwork describes it as being a "developmental stage" company. But if you burrow into the financials, you'll see that Amish Naturals has a book value of four cents per share. Now trading in the $3 per share range, but less than a year removed from being a penny stock, the company's price-to-book ratio is ugly.
While there is no debt, and the company recently raised more cash, there are also no significant sales yet. If that doesn't turn around, AMNT will burn through its recent infusion of cash in short order. Hardly the stuff of Heinz or Nestle.
The stock does have one big fan in Scott Fraser, editor of the Natural Contrarian newsletter, who began suggesting AMNT in mid-November, when it was trading in the neighborhood of $1.50 per share. Fraser's logic is similar to what is laid out in the flyer; he did not return calls for comment on the stock. It's worth noting that Fraser's newsletter shows that it has one of the worst long-term track records of any publication tracked by the Hulbert Financial Digest (which is a service of MarketWatch), so the pick hardly should inspire long-term confidence.
Cut through the hype and you've got a company that is virtually all hot air, and no substance. The investment pitch is much more slick than a fax or a spam e-mail, but it's not any more reliable.
"This happens to be glossy and coming through the mail, but it's just a different form of the same old hype," says John Buckingham, editor of The Prudent Speculator newsletter. "If you didn't subscribe to this newsletter and don't know who it's coming from or who paid for it, you should just ignore it."
I agree with you on that! I just sold my position for a 30% profit. will wait for it too pull back to get back in.
The online stuff doesnt impress me. Ive been involved in issues before who attempted to use this method and it failed in almost every case.
New products are good, if they are efficient money makers.
PS, the conagra rumour is just that. Remember that comment came from a pumping agency. Doesnt mean it wont happen but its hardly likely that anyone is going to pay $20 for a stock trading at 1.30. Maybe in a year or so if AMNT biulds itself up nicely.
I heard that conagra foods was looking to buy this company out. That would mean 20 dollars a share for sure IMHO..
This seemed like ok news but it might give it a little bit of a boost this mourning IMO.
Amish Naturals Pasta Products Make Debut with FreshDirect, the Leading Online Grocery Delivery Service
Wednesday 01/23/2008 8:00 AM ET - BusinessWire
Amish Naturals, Inc. (OTCBB: AMNT) announced today FreshDirect, the industry leader in the online grocery sector, has agreed to deliver Amish Naturals pasta products to residences and offices in the New York City metropolitan area as consumer and retail demand for the company's organic product line continues to increase.
Aggressively growing, the availability of the pasta line is a major priority for Amish Naturals in 2008. The newly inked deal supports Amish Naturals'national distribution growth plans, helping build inroads for the Amish Naturals' brand to an ever-increasing population base.
"FreshDirect is redefining the way Americans purchase their fresh food and groceries and the Company is a key addition to our retail distribution," said David C. Skinner, Sr., Amish Naturals' President/CEO. "We are pleased FreshDirect recognizes the market opportunity and consumer demand for Amish food products in the thriving market for organic and wholesome foods and look forward to a productive relationship."
The following certified organic, all natural fettuccine pastas are currently available online at www.FreshDirect.com:
-- Amish Naturals Fiber-Rich Fettuccine (12oz)
-- Amish Naturals Plain Fettuccine (12oz)
-- Amish Naturals Whole Wheat Fettuccine (12oz)
Founded with the goal to bring wholesome Amish products to shopping carts and dinner tables nationwide, all Amish Naturals' pastas are made with the very best ingredients and manufactured under the strictest Kosher and Organic regulations using a traditional sheeting and cutting method of pasta-making.
The Amish Naturals' family of products includes the Amish Naturals' line of premium pastas, its bakery line of granola cereals and nutrition bars, and the Amish Heritage line of all-natural, gourmet condiments, soups and salad dressings. For more information on Amish Naturals, Inc. please visit www.amishnaturals.com.
About Amish Naturals, Inc.
Founded as an organic pasta producer, Amish Naturals now manufactures and distributes organic and natural pastas, condiments and bakery products through its recent acquisitions of Prima Pasta, based in Los Angeles, California, the Amish Heritage Line, based in Lancaster, PA, and Schlabach Amish Bakery, based in Millersburg, Ohio. Amish Naturals' mission is to increase shareholder value through the sale and distribution of organic and natural Amish food products to the growing market for organic and wholesome foods. Last year, the U.S. market for natural/organic foods was estimated to have totaled approximately $13.8 billion. Building on generations of traditions, the company has created food that reflects the wholesomeness and purity of the Amish people and their culinary customs. For more information, please visit www.amishnaturals.com.
About FreshDirect
Founded in 1999, FreshDirect is one of the nation's leading online meals and fresh food manufacturing and delivery services. FreshDirect is setting a new standard for fresh food production and distribution by offering unparalleled quality, product customization, and value pricing from its state-of-the-art kitchen facility in Long Island City. The company is expanding rapidly and currently serves most of Manhattan and locations in Queens, Brooklyn, and the Bronx, as well as parts of New Jersey, Westchester, and Nassau County. The company's vision is to change consumers' lives by providing the ultimate shopping experience for impossibly fresh food and meal solutions. The company currently has over 250,000 customers and has fulfilled over 6 million orders since opening for business in September 2002. Additional information can be found at www.freshdirect.com.
Business Risks and Forward Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements that involve uncertainties and risks that could cause actual results to differ materially from those discussed or implied in the forward-looking statements. These statements are expressly made in reliance on the safe harbor provisions contained in Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Risks that could cause actual results to differ materially from those discussed or implied in the forward-looking statements, include risks associated with our entry into distribution agreements with wholesale food brokers and large-scale retail outlets, the effectiveness of our promotion and merchandising strategies, the efficient operation of our production facility and supply chain, the changing dietary and culinary habits of consumers in our target markets, and our effective management of business risks.
In light of these risks, the forward-looking statements contained in this press release are not guarantees of future performance and in fact may not be realized. Our actual results could differ materially and adversely from those expressed in this press release. Further, the statements made by us represent our views only as of the date of this press release, and it should not be assumed that the statements made herein remain accurate as of any future date. We do not presently intend to update these statements prior to the filing of our next report with the Securities and Exchange Commission and undertake no duty to any person to effect any such update under any circumstances. For additional information regarding the specific risks mentioned and other risks, please read the Company's Prospectus included in its Registration statement on Form SB-2 filed on November 2, 2007 with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which may be accessed through the EDGAR database maintained by the SEC at www.sec.gov.
SOURCE: Amish Naturals, Inc.
Investors: Amish Naturals, 330-279-3161 Media: Dana Condosta, 201-488-0049 dana@avalanchepr.com
Hmm. I havent really been paying attention here. FWIW I think you got in at the right time, just remember to get out. Im still thinking I might buy a bit to see if it goes to $20.
And we have lift off!! up 22 cents in the first half of the day!! This is prolly gonna go to about 1.85 and then pull back IMO. thats what it has done for the past two runs.
Thats the 'contrarian' part, it goes the opposite of what they say.
Gee wiz, look at what the stock has done since they started sending that, LOL.
Yep they got paid $$450,00. big ones!The Natural Contrarian
Just a head's up to anyone here, just received a spam piece in the mail on this security saying it is going to $20/share.
Sorry for the chop and paste. I received this Dec 27 from Another Winning Trade .com. I guess if you can believe the hype then buy what you can afford to lose and wait for the $20?
Otterman
1 Year Ago:
I said “Buy AMNT” – then the share price TRIPLED!
Now:
I say “Amish Naturals will be bought-out by
one of the world’s most-powerful food companies”
You can buy AMNT now up to $2 or pay over $20 after the buy-out
I was the very first to issue a buy-recommendation on Amish Naturals a year ago when AMNT first started trading at the $1.25 level. For those who followed my signal, you quickly saw your AMNT share price run up to $3.89.
Now it’s time to do something with all those profits:
Buy more AMNT before ConAgra buys the whole company
Amish Naturals, in its first year of public trading, is now the hottest organic-foods growth story in the entire food-stock sector. The company has been acquiring its competitors and expanding its sales scope at an historic pace as Amish Naturals’ niche-market passes the $13 Billion mark.
GOOD NEWS: Buying more AMNT now, up to $2, is an easy way to increase your money 10-fold over the next few years.
GREAT NEWS: I’m going to show you why ConAgra is about to pounce on Amish Naturals much sooner.
I’m going to give you a secret worth $MILLIONS:
The Food-Stock sector is comprised of large conglomerates buying-out emerging brands in niche-markets. All you have to do is buy the early shares in the next major buy-out target. Amish Naturals (AMNT) is YOUR chance to own a top-emerging brand in the early stages BEFORE the projected buy-out above $20.
Amish Naturals can catapult ConAgra past Kellogg and
General Mills while AMNT shareholders make $Millions
The Super-Powers of the food sector are led by PepsiCo with $118 billion in market capitalization. Kellogg and General Mills have $20 billion and $18 billion market-caps, respectively. ConAgra currently has an $11 billion market cap. A buy-out of Amish Naturals is the right move to drive ConAgra past its next two competitors. Buy your AMNT shares before the frenzy starts.
General Mills recently added organic brands Cascadian Farm and Muir Glen to its product line. Kellogg has followed suit with the Morningstar Farms brand. Even the "King of the Food-Titans," PepsiCo, has added an organic selection within its Tropicana line of juices.
Early AMNT Shareholders to WIN BIG on ConAgra Buy-Out
ConAgra has maintained over 20 years of consistent market-cap growth by exploiting new revenue sources within the ever-changing consumer-foods sector. The acquisition, or buy-out, of rapidly emerging name brands continues to be the cornerstone of this proven growth strategy.
Amish Naturals is next on ConAgra's Agenda
ConAgra saw the emerging consumer trend toward healthier, fat-free popcorn, and then bought-out Orville Redenbacher. ConAgra anticipated the universal popularity of kosher purity standards in meats through its acquisition of the Hebrew National name brand. Keep reading to see why I project Amish Naturals is next on the ConAgra acquisition target-list.
The organic processing standard is now the fastest growing trend in the food industry. Even the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) now issues a highly-coveted certification to qualified organic food companies. Consumers now demand higher food purity containing no synthetic pesticides or other harmful chemicals. The Amish have mastered this strict purity for centuries, and now you can cash in as an early AMNT investor.
Amish Naturals receives organic certifications by USDA
Amish Naturals (AMNT) is in the right place at the optimum time. The company is rapidly expanding its presence in the red-hot organic-foods niche, and ConAgra has already shown 2 of the 3 preemptive signals of a potential buy-out move on Amish Naturals. From me to you - This is your Call-to-Profits:
ConAgra has already shown 2 of the
3 "Sure-Fire Signals" to Buy-out Amish Naturals
Buy-Out Signal 1: Anticipate an emerging consumer trend and establish a presence to exploit new revenue sources.
For over a decade, ConAgra has recognized increased consumer demand for healthier meal options. Their Egg Beaters brand provides the nutrition of eggs without the fat and cholesterol. ConAgra’s Healthy Choice pre-made meals are certified by the American Heart Association. ConAgra must make an organic-specialist acquisition to surpass its food-conglomerate competitors.
Buy-Out Signal 2: Management migration to the best independent company specializing in the organic-foods niche.
Although Amish Naturals has been publicly traded for just one year, the company has already added four key leaders formerly with ConAgra’s world renowned marketing team. ConAgra would never let such marketing power go to an independent unless it was part of a master acquisition plan.
Buy-Out Signal 3: Giant conglomerate publicly announces its buy-out offer of independent niche company.
This 3rd signal has not yet happened – but I am projecting it with 100% confidence. I want you to take this advantage and buy AMNT right now below $2. If you hesitate – and a buy-out is announced – you will have missed out on a GIANT PAYDAY.
As always, be sure to call Amish Naturals toll-free at 888-783-5006 to request your shareholder information kit, or visit the company online at www.AmishNaturals.com.
Buy Amish Naturals (AMNT) Right Now up to $2 per share
Sincerely on the Contrary,
Scott S. Fraser
www.NaturalContrarian.com
This is one of the the very few, that has been holding up, so so. The others.....tanked as usually.
Evan a blind fool can find a dollar once in a while.
LOL.. but it's really not funny if you bought...
I've been keeping tract of S.F recommendations, here it is, down 76%. this is hard to read, but it's a cut and paste of a portfolio, bottom line down 76%:
AMNT.OB Dec 27 1.73 0.00 0 1 1.73$1.73 0.00$0.00 0.00% 2.20 -0.47 $0.47 21.36% Chart, Message, Profile, more...
- 27-Mar-07 1.21 1 0.41$0.41 AULO.OB Dec 27 0.41 0.00 0 1 0.41$0.41 0.00$0.00 0.00% 1.21 -0.80 $0.80 66.12% Chart, Profile, more...
- 22-Mar-07 2.11 1 0.61$0.61 CYPE.OB Dec 27 0.61 0.00 0 1 0.61$0.61 0.00$0.00 0.00% 2.11 -1.50 $1.50 71.09% Chart, Profile, more...
- 10-Aug-06 1.03 1 0.05$0.05 EERG.OB Dec 27 0.05 0.0000 0 1 0.05$0.05 0.00$0.00 0.00% 1.03 -0.98 $0.98 95.10% Chart, Profile, more...
- 15-Aug-07 2.97 1 0.99$0.99 FXPE.OB Dec 27 0.99 0.00 0 1 0.99$0.99 0.00$0.00 0.00% 2.97 -1.98 $1.98 66.67% Chart, , more...
- 5-Jul-06 2.91 1 0.60$0.60 IGRU.PK Dec 27 0.60 0.00 0 1 0.60$0.60 0.00$0.00 0.00% 2.91 -2.31 $2.31 79.38% Chart, Message, Profile, more...
- 6-Jul-06 3.53 1 0.80$0.80 KDSM.OB Dec 27 0.80 0.00 0 1 0.80$0.80 0.00$0.00 0.00% 3.53 -2.73 $2.73 77.34% Chart, , more...
- 1-Sep-06 0.73 1 0.28$0.28 LBSU.OB Dec 27 0.28 0.00 0 1 0.28$0.28 0.00$0.00 0.00% 0.73 -0.45 $0.45 61.64% Chart, Message, Profile, more...
- 8-Aug-06 1.66 1 0.57$0.57 LQWC.OB Dec 27 0.57 0.00 0 1 0.57$0.57 0.00$0.00 0.00% 1.66 -1.09 $1.09 65.66% Chart, Profile, more...
- 25-Jun-07 3.06 1 0.40$0.40 SCEY.OB Dec 27 0.40 0.00 0 1 0.40$0.40 0.00$0.00 0.00% 3.06 -2.66 $2.66 86.93% Chart, , more...
- 1-May-06 1.85 1 0.06$0.06 TAOL.OB Dec 27 0.06 0.00 0 1 0.06$0.06 0.00$0.00 0.00% 1.85 -1.79 $1.79 96.76% Chart, , more...
- 16-Aug-06 3.16 1 0.21$0.21 TNEN.OB Dec 27 0.21 0.00 0 1 0.21$0.21 0.00$0.00 0.00% 3.16 -2.95 $2.95 93.35% Chart, Message, Profile, more...
- 7-Aug-06 0.84 1 0.11$0.11 TOGI.OB Dec 27 0.11 0.00 0 1 0.11$0.11 0.00$0.00 0.00% 0.84 -0.73 $0.73 86.90% Chart, Message, Profile, more...
- 1-Jan-07 1.77 1 0.32$0.32 WSEG.OB Dec 27 0.32 0.00 0 1 0.32$0.32 0.00$0.00 0.00% 1.77 -1.45 $1.45 81.92% Chart, , more...
- 2-May-07 3.25 1 0.65$0.65 YCKM.OB Dec 27 0.65 0.00 0 1 0.65$0.65 0.00$0.00 0.00% 3.25 -2.60 $2.60 80.00% Chart, Message, , more...
- - - -32.28 - $32.28-32.28 $$CASH - - - - -32.28 - $32.28-32.28 - - - - - N/A
- - - - -24.49$-24.49 Total (USD): - - - - - -24.49$-24.49 - - - -24.49 $24.49 -75.87%
The problem I see with this company is....
as I like the idea of this product... and not afraid of start-ups..
But I strongly believe in the ole slogan... da acorn don't fall far from the tree.
SEC.... "Winners and Skinner carried out a scheme to defraud investors"
David C. Skinner, Sr. is CEO of this company...
Ha ha! More importantly, how many shares did he load up before releasing his AMNT "tips" and pump the stock? Then sold into the rise. Cheers!
Interesting... $20 huh? What's Scott's record? So he says....
CONTRARIAN STRATEGY UPDATES - August 26, 2007
I expect Amish Naturals (AMNT) to provide us with another profit window during this coming trading week. Consider buying more AMNT shares up to $2.20. The stock closed trading on 24 August at $2.04 X $2.05. On 15 November 2006: I told you to buy at $1.30 – AMNT then peaked at $3.89 about 100 days later. On 26 June 2007: I told you to reload at $1.65 – it then moved to $2.43 in less than 60 days.
If you could have owned shares in such household brand names as Snapple, Rice-A-Roni, or Hebrew National BEFORE the food-titans like ConAgra, Kraft, and General Foods bought them out – you’d be excessively wealthy. I view Amish Naturals (AMNT) as your chance to own the next $Billion brand-name in its early stages.
The company’s press releases tell you all you need to know: Amish Naturals has been rapidly expanding the market presence of its organic food line while the Mega-Mergers of behemoth Whole Foods continue to draw major buying interest. Amish Naturals has been increasing its stock liquidity, shareholder base, and internal corporate value in advance of what I predict will be a sustained jump in share price and listing to a senior exchange.
Really good DD, giff. I got an email this morning from Scott Fraser, The Natural Contrarian. He projects AMNT PPS going to over $20 based on a buyout from Conagra. The slick email alludes to why Conagra would buy AMNT.
I sure don't understand why they would, when you look at the financials. Sure, they're a start-up, development stage company, but like you mentioned, they aren't worth a market cap of $80 mil.
Every snail and email "secret stock" tip I get immediately sets off the Pump & Dump alarm for me.
I'm not an expert stock trader, but if there was even a remote possibility of a buyout, wouldn't you think that the insiders and major holders would be buying up the float like crazy? No evidence of that, either.
Every time I look at getting into this one, I back off.
Amish Naturals Appoints Executive Chef Stacey DeHass as Culinary Media Spokesperson
Wednesday November 14, 8:55 am ET
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/071114/20071114005774.html?.v=1
HOLMESVILLE, Ohio--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Amish Naturals, Inc. (OTCBB: AMNT - News) announced today that it has appointed its Executive Chef Stacey DeHass to the position of Culinary Media Spokesperson. In this new role, DeHass will promote the benefits of the company’s full line of organic pastas in media interviews and live cooking demonstrations throughout the country.
David C. Skinner, Sr., President of Amish Naturals, stated that “We’re excited about Stacy’s additional role as Culinary Media Spokesperson, which we believe will help advance the company’s goal of delivering Amish-quality foods to, and sharing Amish values with, consumers nationwide.”
In connection with the appointment, the Company announced that on Friday, November 16 at 3:00 p.m., DeHass will appear at the cooking studio at the Hills Market located at 7860 Olentangy River Road, Columbus, Ohio, to host a cooking demonstration that will include holiday-themed pasta recipes to complement the traditional Thanksgiving feast.
DeHass has made numerous appearances at culinary events and on radio and television culinary shows. In October, she appeared at the prestigious Madison Food and Wine Show in Madison, Wisconsin, where she took Amish Naturals’ pasta products center stage, hosting a live cooking demonstration for event attendees. DeHass made a live appearance on the local NBC affiliate, WMTV-TV, and Madison’s premiere morning show, Madison in the Morning, which airs on WIBA-FM. She has also been seen locally on Ohio’s WCMH-TV, the NBC affiliate in Columbus, Ohio, where she discussed the best ways to utilize seasonal vegetables alongside Amish Naturals’ pastas. DeHass is slated to return to the station in December to share additional tips in another live cooking segment. Most recently, DeHass appeared on WGN-TV, the CW affiliate in Chicago, where she prepared a seasonal Autumn pasta dish.
In addition to her live cooking demonstrations and broadcast media appearances, media outlets throughout the country have shared DeHass’ recipes with their readers, providing the public with unique ideas for preparing Amish Naturals’ pasta for their families. DeHass’ recipes have been featured in The Boston Globe, The Source and The Herald Monthly.
To spread the word further about Amish Naturals’ line of premium pastas, Amish Naturals’ Sous Chef Andrea Blair will also conduct cooking demonstrations and be available for in-store appearances throughout the Southeastern United States.
All Amish Naturals’ pastas are made with the very best ingredients and manufactured under the strictest Kosher and Organic regulations. Their careful sheeting and cutting method of pasta-making is reminiscent of an Italian grandmother hand rolling and cutting sheets of dough.
Amish Naturals, Inc. was founded with the goal to bring wholesome Amish products to shopping carts and dinner tables nationwide. The Amish Naturals’ family of products includes the Amish Naturals’ line of premium pastas and the Amish Heritage line of all-natural, gourmet condiments, soups, granola cereals and nutrition bars. For more information on Amish Naturals, Inc. please visit www.amishnaturals.com.
About Amish Naturals, Inc.
Founded as an organic pasta producer, Amish Naturals now manufactures and distributes organic and natural pastas, condiments and bakery products through its recent acquisitions of Prima Pasta, based in Los Angeles, California, the Amish Heritage Line, based in Lancaster, PA, and Schlabach Amish Bakery, based in Millersburg, Ohio. Amish Naturals’ mission is to increase shareholder value through the sale and distribution of organic and natural Amish food products to the growing market for organic and wholesome foods. Last year, the U.S. market for natural/organic foods was estimated to have totaled approximately $13.8 billion. Building on generations of traditions, the company has created food that reflects the wholesomeness and purity of the Amish people and their culinary customs. For more information, please visit www.amishnaturals.com.
Business Risks and Forward Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements that involve uncertainties and risks that could cause actual results to differ materially from those discussed or implied in the forward-looking statements. These statements are expressly made in reliance on the safe harbor provisions contained in Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Risks that could cause actual results to differ materially from those discussed or implied in the forward-looking statements, include risks associated with our entry into distribution agreements with wholesale food brokers and large-scale retail outlets, the effectiveness of our promotion and merchandising strategies, the efficient operation of our production facility and supply chain, the changing dietary and culinary habits of consumers in our target markets, and our effective management of business risks.
In light of these risks, the forward-looking statements contained in this press release are not guarantees of future performance and in fact may not be realized. Our actual results could differ materially and adversely from those expressed in this press release. Further, the statements made by us represent our views only as of the date of this press release, and it should not be assumed that the statements made herein remain accurate as of any future date. We do not presently intend to update these statements prior to the filing of our next report with the Securities and Exchange Commission and undertake no duty to any person to effect any such update under any circumstances. For additional information regarding the specific risks mentioned and other risks, please read the Company’s Prospectus included in its Registration statement on Form SB-2 filed on November 2, 2007 with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which may be accessed through the EDGAR database maintained by the SEC at http://www.sec.gov.
Contact:
Investors:
Amish Naturals, 330-279-3161
or
Media:
Dana Condosta, 201-488-0049
dana@avalanchepr.com
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Source: Amish Naturals, Inc.
Amish Naturals Gains New Outlets, Expands Heritage Brand and Launches Private Label Division
Tuesday November 13, 8:55 am ET
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/071113/20071113005896.html?.v=1
HOLMESVILLE, Ohio--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Amish Naturals, Inc. (OTCBB: AMNT - News) today announced the addition of five new chains to its retail distribution, including Shaw’s Supermarkets, with over 210 stores in six New England States, Dave’s Markets in Rhode Island, Farm Fresh in Virginia, Fiesta Stores in Texas and Fresh Direct in New York. The Company also announced a new distribution deal with Haddon House, who is one of the largest distributors in the East.
“While our Amish Naturals pasta distribution throughout he U.S. continues to expand, we are especially thrilled to gain additional retail outlets in the Northeast,” said David C. Skinner, Sr. President of Amish Naturals. “This is the largest regional market in the U.S. and accounts for nearly 40% of pasta consumption.”
Amish Naturals also announced today the expansion of its Heritage brand line with the addition of natural granola cereal and nutrition bars. The Heritage brand currently consists of barbecue sauces in four flavors (Raspberry Chipotle, Apple Butter, Roasted Garlic and Citrus), four gourmet flavored mustards, Amish ketchups, salad dressings and fruit spreads.
“It is equally exciting that we are continuing to expand our Heritage Brand offerings,” said Skinner.
In addition to the retail gains and the expansion of the Heritage line, Amish Naturals announced the launch of its new private label division and the appointment of Curt Edmondson as Director of Private Label and Industrial Sales. Mr. Edmondson, who previously served as National Director of Private Label Sales for a $100 million dollar private label business, is representing Amish Naturals this week at the Private Label Manufacturers Exposition in Chicago to promote the company’s new private label business. “Curt has the perfect background for this job, and we’re thrilled that he’s heading up our new private label division”, said Skinner.
“With more stores, more products and the addition of a new private label division, this is an exciting time at Amish Naturals,” said Skinner.
About Amish Naturals, Inc.
Founded as an organic pasta producer, Amish Naturals now manufactures and distributes organic and natural pastas, condiments and bakery products through its recent acquisitions of Prima Pasta, based in Los Angeles, California, the Amish Heritage Line, based in Lancaster, PA, and Schlabach Amish Bakery, based in Millersburg, Ohio. Amish Naturals’ mission is to increase shareholder value through the sale and distribution of organic and natural Amish food products to the growing market for organic and wholesome foods. Last year, the U.S. market for natural/organic foods was estimated to have totaled approximately $13.8 billion. Building on generations of traditions, the company has created food that reflects the wholesomeness and purity of the Amish people and their culinary customs. For more information, please visit www.amishnaturals.com.
Business Risks and Forward Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements that involve uncertainties and risks that could cause actual results to differ materially from those discussed or implied in the forward-looking statements. These statements are expressly made in reliance on the safe harbor provisions contained in Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Risks that could cause actual results to differ materially from those discussed or implied in the forward-looking statements, include risks associated with our entry into distribution agreements with wholesale food brokers and large-scale retail outlets, the effectiveness of our promotion and merchandising strategies, the efficient operation of our production facility and supply chain, the changing dietary and culinary habits of consumers in our target markets, and our effective management of business risks.
In light of these risks, the forward-looking statements contained in this press release are not guarantees of future performance and in fact may not be realized. Our actual results could differ materially and adversely from those expressed in this press release. Further, the statements made by us represent our views only as of the date of this press release, and it should not be assumed that the statements made herein remain accurate as of any future date. We do not presently intend to update these statements prior to the filing of our next report with the Securities and Exchange Commission and undertake no duty to any person to effect any such update under any circumstances. For additional information regarding the specific risks mentioned and other risks, please read the Company’s Prospectus included in its Registration statement on Form SB-2 filed on November 2, 2007 with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which may be accessed through the EDGAR database maintained by the SEC at www.sec.gov.
Contact:
Investors:
Amish Naturals, 330-279-3161
or
Media:
Dana Condosta, 201-488-0049
dana@avalanchepr.com
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Source: Amish Naturals, Inc.
Total liabilities and shareholders' deficit $ 3,189,143
Very small company. I like the Amish's people respect toward God, I I see them around here once in a while.
Stock seems ahead of it's self, bleeding red ink:
Total other income (expense) (3,227 ) 1,136 983 1,136 (25,302 )
Net loss $ (1,362,643 ) $ (80,583 ) $ (2,826,375 ) $ (86,022 ) $ (3,227,417 )
Net loss per common share – basic and diluted $ (0.03 ) $ (0.01 ) $ (0.07 ) $ (0.01 ) $ (0.10 )
Weighted average number of shares outstanding – basic and diluted 43,622,153 10,416,667 41,966,834 10,416,667 33,483,417
Competition and comment on operations...
just a guess now...
If COGS are in line....They now have $1,468,942 in operating exps...Six-Month Period Ended March 31, 2007 and maybe $400K in extra's... meaning sales/Rev will need to be the annualized $7-10 mil range... So if they have Whole Foods and Shaw's Supermarkets and that other 150 + 400 + 120= 670 stores.. making about $800-900/month per store revs? Making about 248 bags sold a month per store? 8-9 bags per day?
but is the company worth forward $80 mil mkt cap?
Gonna wait and see... cause it ain't a doubler from here... on numbers.. maybe the MM's taker up when they get some shares.. or did they get them?
Competition...
http://www.troyercheese.com/AmishWeddingFoods.htm
http://www.essenhaus.com/
prospectus... "$3.49 to $3.99 for a 12 oz. serving" Humm? A buck more for "organic" ?
You think they have responsible mgt?
and this... 43,689,995 as of June 4, 2007
an EFFECT too
http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?filenum=333-142471&action=getcompany
I have no doubt this company is not worth he $80 mil market cap... Good luck here...
SEC SUES DENVER ACCOUNTANT
The Commission filed an injunctive action on March 31, 2004, against
Colorado resident Michael B. Johnson, his Colorado-based accounting
firm, Michael Johnson & Co., LLC (Johnson & Co.), American Television
and Film Company f/k/a Winners Internet Network, Inc. (Winners), a
Nevada corporation, and Florida resident David C. Skinner, Jr., Winners'
former president and chairman of the board of directors. The
Commission's complaint alleges that between December 1999 and December
2000, Winners and Skinner carried out a scheme to defraud investors by
filing reports and a registration statement with the Commission
containing false financial statements that fraudulently overstated
Winners' revenues, income, assets and cash inflows and understated
expenses. According to the complaint, Johnson and Johnson & Co.
assisted in the scheme by performing a range of accounting functions for
Winners, including purporting to audit financial statements they had
previously prepared for Winners. Further, between January and October
2000, Skinner and Winners reviewed or disseminated three promotional
"analyst reports" containing baseless financial projections.
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/lr18652.htm
"overstated Winners' revenues, income, assets and cash inflows and understated expenses" What was the end results? nothing?
What goes around comes back around?
Does this company get my... "let's not get fooled art"
David Skinner, Sr., former WINR consultant & father of WINR CEO.
Kimberly Stein Skinner, former WINR Officer & Director.
Kristine Coalson, former WINR Director.
Ronald Sparkman, former PR guy for WINR.
Sounds a lot like Winners Internet Network to me!
From internet gambling to pasta. Natch!
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/lr18879.htm
Looks to be going lower. Wait for a bottom and the uptrend.
Looks like there is allot to like about this company in addition to a HUGE triangle chart pattern and a bullish 50 dma crossover.
This company has lots of filings with the SEC, which is more than can be said for other stocks around these parts...
They are getting some good people in the company (see latest PR)
Lots of shares held by management
Orders being received
Whaya all think?
Just like 98% of the "buy advertisments" I get in the mail, much lower a few months after I get it in the mail.
Their ok for a trade, I guess, if you have the stomach for that kind of risk.
ZERO REVS and a REGDEX FILING do not usually make for a
great opportunity...imo
And as for this being a "great opportunity to load up cheaply"...I think you are a long way from cheap shares at these valuations....IMO
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1179651/999999999707007964/9999999997-07-007964.txt
GL2Y
Great concept and piggy backing the already successful Whoel Foods Market concept which is rolling out Globally. A great opportunity to load up cheaply now.
Apparently there's a big Amish junk mail campaign afoot.
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/unnatural-hype-amish-organics-stock/story.aspx?guid=%7BA834E53...
I wonder if they delivered them by horse and buggy? Do Amish people spam? I love their shoo fly pie, now if they were selling that they'd have something.
gl2a
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