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OK:which one of you is putting this on their fireplace mantel? I think I'll buy it and put it in my trophy case, next to the Wallmart and Berkshire stock certificates!
http://m.ebay.com/itm/161477032098?nav=WATCHING_ACTIVE
Both. The plan is to initially release the refrigerated version followed by
a 45 day shelf stable product ergo, 2 SKU's. They,eventually want to get the shelf life to 6 months.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=105957442
"The fridge gets opened significantly more during the day than a pantry. Plus mentally I think people would be more likely to use the product if is it refrigerated which would allow the product to be turned more often (repurchased)."
There was press release that answered the refridgerated/ stable question which I'm trying to find.
The shelf stable product will be in the dry mix section. They will, also, be targeting the camping community. They stated: "48 million Americans go camping every year." That's a lot of pancake/One Minute Omelet Customers!
Let's compare NHMD to ROX.....
ROX - Castle Brands Inc. sells booze.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ks?s=ROX+Key+Statistics
Share Price $1.99
Revenue $43.22 Million
Net Income -$9.30 Million
Shares out 155.05 Million
Market cap $308 Million
Total Debt $10.88 Million
NHMD will have 83 million shares, common, when the employee incentive shares are issued i.e. about half of ROX's 155 million shares. NHMD is hoping to get sales, of Nate's Pancakes, to $74 million in a year. One Minute Omelet, when introduced next year, should contribute additional revenue. Let's assume NHMD sale projection are optimistic and they have the same sales as ROX i.e. $43 million. NHMD share price would have to be $3.71 to match ROX's market cap of $308 million. Nate intends to introduce new products going forward. NHMD's 8 cent share price is, still, dirt cheap!
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=107439321
For comparison, here's another stock:
DRRX
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ks?s=DRRX+Key+Statistics
Share Price 73 cents Was $1.40 last week
Revenue $19.42 Million
Net Income -$21.27 Million
Shares out 111.88 Million
Float 100.36 Million
Market cap $81.67 Million
NATE'S float is listed at 38 million
We all know the float is less than that, due to investors locking up shares. You can buy my millions of shares in about 3+ years.
There's a lot more examples of stocks like DRRX trading at market caps 20 times higher than NHMD's cap of 5.13 million
I went to FINVIZ and loaded a seach criteria for stocks under $2.
http://finviz.com/screener.ashx?v=211&f=sh_avgvol_o50,sh_curvol_o100,sh_price_u2
You are correct: tons of crap stocks trading over $1.
Just take a look at MOSY.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ks?s=MOSY+Key+Statistics
Share Price $1.74
Revenue $5 million
Net Income -$28 million THATS MINUS!
Market cap $85 million
Price/Sales 16.57 That's realy high!
50 million shares out. Trades on NASDAQ
NATE"$ is going to be a monster!
Here's a collection of Batter Blaster videos. For the newbies, the new product should be superior the this. Batter Blaster did $40 million is sales and was approached by Wallmart. Nate turned them down because the company was to small to handle the volume Wallmart wanted.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=105961095
Thanks! you inspired me. Now, if we could only get pizza in a can.
2. "Morning love, I'm coming over later and I'm bringing pizza".
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/10/31/good-morning-texts-girlfriend_n_6084534.html?ncid=txtlnkusaolp00000592
16 Ways To Make Your Wife's Morning With A Single Text Message
1. "Come downstairs, I made pancakes."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/10/31/good-morning-texts-girlfriend_n_6084534.html?ncid=txtlnkusaolp00000592
There's going to be a lot more happy wive's, starting November 17th
Price in 6 months?
I don't know about 6 month but I'll take a shot at a year.
First, their current plan is to get to 24 million cans production capacity and 50,000 stores in one year. One Minute Omelet is still to new to factor in yet.
Current share structure: 67.2 Million common with another 16 million common authorized as employee incentive program. Nate and WB have preferred shares that can be converted to 50 million common, each, after 1 year. Lets' assume WB converts and Nate hangs on for a buyout.
They're speculating $74 million in revenue. That would imply $3 per can. I know they were charging $5 a can at Costco but we'll use $3 per can.
Assuming a 7% profit margin, we have $74 million X .07= $5.18 million profit. Divide that by 133.2 million common shares and we get a profit of .0388 cents per share. Multiply that by a PE of 25 and we have 97 cents per share in 1 year.
Personally, I think all profits will go towards expansion of the company, assuming people go nuts for Nate"s products. Also, price could be much higher if this turns into a story stock with a higher PE.
Of course, price could be much lower if their sales projection proves optimistic.
They are hoping to get One Minute Omlete to $175million in sales, which would throw these projections out the window.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/nate-food-co-announces-begun-130000098.html
I'm certain those who sold MNST at $1 are still kicking them selves.
https://www.google.com/search?client=opera&q=mnst&sourceid=opera&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8BT
I plan on asking Nate the timeline for One Minute Omelette. That could be huge! Also, what other products he has in mind for the future, how long before we sign a big box store, pricing per can etc. Would ask him for a job if I didn't have to move up north. Working in the factory would be a real insider job.
One things for sure.. they're not wasting a lot of money on execute salaries. Nate"$ is a lean mean pancake making machine! http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapid=263832271
Oh, and thanks for the welcome backs!
Hi Everyone...
Just got out of the Jailhouse. The food wasn't very good but the wine list was excellent!
A lot has happened in the last week. Anyway, I have reservations for Vegas next week. If anyone has questions, for Nate or WB, post them or send me a private message.
Agreed: no pumping, just the facts. The promotion will lead to a few new investors but probably not as many as they had hoped.
I agree with you POJ. It's a big stock universe with over 10,000 publicly traded companies. Only BIG signed contracts and revenue will start the uptrend. That's OK: we all know those will be coming soon. In the mean time, we get to keep accumulating shares. Months from now, the price should be sky-high. There will be tons of new names on the board as well as the bashers. And we'll all be sitting in the Catbird Seat knowing we had the wisdom and good fortune to invest early.
NATE''$
Well, here's what Pennypickalerts got us:
NHMD (Nate’s Food Co.)
What really makes NHMD appealing is its recent news that came out of Los Angeles:
Nate’s Food Co. Announces It Is Finalizing Agreements with 3 Food Brokers For Nate’s Pancakes
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nate’s Food Co. (NHMD) announced today that it is finalizing agreements with 3 food brokers for placement of Nate’s Pancakes. The brokers will assist the Company in selling Nate’s Pancakes through 3 different channels: (1) grocery stores, (2) big box stores (i.e. Costco), and (3) private label.
The 3 food brokers have previously worked with Nate Steck for over 14 years and assisted in the sales of nearly $200,000,000. This will represent the first time that the 3 brokers will be working together as a group. The Company’s goal is to expand its total points of distributions and leverage the work that Nate Steck has done previously with Batter Blaster to reduce the capital requirements needed to build out the production capacity to meet the demand of the product.
The process involved with grocery placement and private label is: (1) hire a food broker, (2) meet with buyers, (3) samples sent to buyer, (4) set up pricing, (5) delivery dates established (typically 1 to 3 months), and (6) begin with a rollout with a region of the stores before full deployment.
While the Company is finalizing the deal points with the brokers and pricing terms for the product, the Company is beginning to increase its capacity in anticipation of the orders from the contracts the food brokers will bring to the Company. By beginning to increase the capacity now, the Company will avoid costly expenses that plagued Batter Blaster and prevent any delays in meeting the increase in demand that is created for our products in what we expect to be over 50,000 points of distribution.
Once the final contracts have been executed the Company will provide the details of the agreements with the specific broker.
Get the full press release here: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/nate-food-co-announces-finalizing-120000329.html
BUSINESS SUMMARY
(NHMD – Nate’s Food Co. / PPS. - $.0321)
http://www.natespancakes.com/
Nate’s Pancakes is a food manufacturing and product development company with corporate offices in Huntington Beach, CA. Their product development and food science facilities are based in Fairfield CA and their production facilities are based in Southern California. Nate’s Pancakes is owned and operated by Nate’s Food Co., which is a public company.
Nate’s Pancakes are a ready-to-use, pre-mixed pancake and waffle batter delivered in a pressurized can. Our pre-made batter makes light and airy pancakes or waffles that are fun for the entire family to make together, and are a great way to start your day. With no preparation and no clean-up, Nate’s Pancakes made making breakfast easier for your busy mornings.
MARKET OUTLOOK
The food processing industry has been growing steadily in the past several years, and certain niches are emerging as the sector’s forerunners. While food manufacturers caught onto trends such as gluten-free, low-carb, all natural, and organic years ago, there are a new set of opportunities that lie ahead. Taken from Food Processing’s “2014 Food & Beverage Industry Outlook,” these are the five trends predicted to shape the food industry in the next couple years.
1) International Market Expansion
Although much M&A activity has taken place in the food industry over the years, there has been a rise in U.S. food manufacturers expanding into emerging markets such as Latin America and Asia. As foreign markets become increasingly interested in Western food, the opportunity for market expansion overseas looks brighter. Often, manufacturers can make fine adjustments in ingredients and branding to already successful products to appeal to a new cultural market.
2) Trans Fats Controversy
It is a likely possibility that the FDA will ban trans fats. While many large corporations are already phasing them out entirely, the cost to smaller manufacturers to reformulate their products could put them out of business.
3) GMO Debate
Many consumers are becoming more health conscious and interested in what they are putting into their bodies with the food they eat. GMOs, although not currently regulated in the U.S., have been restricted or banned in over 60 countries. There is a push to require labeling on all products that contain GMOs to inform the consumer in their purchasing decisions.
4) Continued Rise of Private-Label
Private label manufacturers got a sales boost during the recession as consumers tried to save money and purchase cheaper food products. However, private label foods are becoming more gourmet and higher in quality, leaving consumers to wonder why they need to pay a premium for brand name products.
5) All About Convenience
Whether it’s snacking on a breakfast bar on the way to work, microwaving a to-go soup while working through lunch, or popping a frozen dinner in the toaster oven after a long day, convenience foods can provide simplicity for busy people. There has been a rise in single-serve portion products (e.g. Keurig coffee, 100 calorie snack packs, etc.), just-add-water beverages and meals, and snacks that can be eaten cold or warm. Watch for more easily consumable food product innovations to come to market.
Source: Higgins, K.T. & Fusaro, D. (2014) 2014 food and beverage industry outlook.
Retrieved from http://http://www.foodprocessing.com/articles/2014/2014-food-and-beverage-industry-outlook/?show=all
US foodservice packaging demand will climb 2.5 percent annually through 2014. Flexible packaging will outpace rigid based on cost, convenience and performance advantages. Restaurants other than quick service types will post the fastest growth within the dominant eating and drinking places market.
This study analyzes the $7 billion US foodservice packaging industry. It presents historical demand data for the years 1999, 2004 and 2009, and forecasts for 2014 and 2019.
INVESTOR HIGHLIGHTS
NHMD and their convenience foods can provide simplicity for busy people.
NHMD is finalizing the deal points with the brokers and pricing terms for the product.
NHMD is beginning to increase its capacity in anticipation of the orders from the contracts the food brokers will bring to the company.
That’s our take on it, now you should start your own due diligence and see the possibilities for yourselves.
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Wrong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"I'M NOT HATING ON NATE....FACTS ARE FACTS!!!! DUDE IS STALLING AND NO ONE HAS EVEN SEEN 1 CAN OR RECEIVED A SAMPLE CAN."
Not true!
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=106295064
W&B sent an email of them with a can and showed the pancakes and waffles they were making 5 weeks a go. Perhaps, had you been following back then, you'd be better informed. I like their new and improved game plan better. Instead of trickling into the market, they are going to be hitting the shelve with multiple flavors which will increase success big time! Having 3 or 4 multi colored cans on display, will increase the chances of getting noticed. Great things are coming. Now can you wait a little longer or is your ADHD really the bad?
By the way, Nate's reputation in sterling! Perhaps you should read his resume again. http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=107439321
Nate Steck is an entrepreneur and trained French Chef and with over 20 years experience in Product Development and Food Production. He has developed over 30 successful products from concept to shelf with National distribution for consumer brands and private labels, cumulative sales of 175M. He is the Co-Founder of Batter Blaster, Co-Founder of Elena’s Food Specialties and Founder of Elite foods.
Jeremy Kaplan, Vice-President of Marketing and Branding. Mr. Kaplan is a marketing executive and designer with over 17 years experience in retail marketing, branding and design. He has overseen marketing and creative projects that led to the rollout of new product and services for Bloomingdale’s, Ralph Lauren, Donna Karen, Acura, Samsung, Sun Microsystems and NapaStyle. Jeremy has managed marketing campaigns in support of store openings for Bloomingdale’s, and has held roles designing fixtures and furniture for Lexus, Philz Coffee, and Sessions snowboarding and outerwear.
I changed my profile picture, because this one's a no-brainer. 500k shares could make you a million before age 30. SWEET!
The only way we're going to rally this stock is if we attract new buyers.
Ergo, we need volume. It's a large stock universe out there and OTC stocks don't even show up on most stocks screens. We are kind of in a catch 22 for now. Signed contracts, which are coming, may be the catalyst for higher levels. Not even going to guess the share price will be when we sign Walmart and Costco. Let's just say; you will be wising you bought more in the 3's and 4's. For now, we can all keep accumulating. Added another 161,300 today to my, already, burgeoning share count.
Not true: I look at you as the voice of reason. We are getting a bit fired up here. Maybe for good reason. However, we still need product on shelves and that product needs to be selling. I would love to at least sample the product too. I have very high hopes for the future of Nate''$ Food Co.. Opportunities this transparent don't happen that often. Didn't see Gopro going up 200 percent. Do see this as an easy 10 bagger though.
Can't we all just get along!
-Rodney King
Prosperity is just around the corner!
-Herbert Hoover
Sure..but we don't have to wait 10 years because we won't be competing with Redbull.
investor229, you strike me as being one of the savvier posters to the board. And, you bear a striking resemblance to Jim Carrey! Love your investment philosophic i.e., "start young, watch it grow". Same thing I preach to the 20 somethings I know. Not many listen though: to busy buying the new XBOX and Iphone. No sure things in the business/investment world.
Having insiders buying (WB) is one of the best indicators of future stock appreciation though. Now, everyone please start bashing this ticker. Won't have more funds for a week!
Actually, yesterday's PR was talking about (potential) 50,000 points of distribution, not cans sold sold. That would be a lot more cans than 50k a week. But we're kind of getting ahead of our selves with that one. Today's PR is Awesome.
Nate Steck is an entrepreneur and trained French Chef and with over 20 years experience in Product Development and Food Production. He has developed over 30 successful products from concept to shelf with National distribution for consumer brands and private labels, cumulative sales of 175M. He is the Co-Founder of Batter Blaster, Co-Founder of Elena’s Food Specialties and Founder of Elite foods.
Jeremy Kaplan, Vice-President of Marketing and Branding. Mr. Kaplan is a marketing executive and designer with over 17 years experience in retail marketing, branding and design. He has overseen marketing and creative projects that led to the rollout of new product and services for Bloomingdale’s, Ralph Lauren, Donna Karen, Acura, Samsung, Sun Microsystems and NapaStyle. Jeremy has managed marketing campaigns in support of store openings for Bloomingdale’s, and has held roles designing fixtures and furniture for Lexus, Philz Coffee, and Sessions snowboarding and outerwear.
I received a private message I can't reply to.
It's a good one so I'll answer it here.
"You're not the only one.....main problem IMO is that it is expected 'full capacity' could be reached within 8 - 12 months.....in penny stock terms where you're married w/ a stock, when you hold em longer than a week-. .that's a very very long time"
To be sure, penny stock land can be very hit and miss, mostly miss.
Nate's Homemade success is completely dependent on one thing: will the-consumer like the product. Monster Energy drinks started out in penny stock land and now sits at $90. Warren Buffet is the king of buy and hold. I think he bought Coke, and Gillette stock 40+ years ago. He loved buying simple consumable product stocks.
So, what makes NHMD different than a typical penny stock?
1. Nate has a history of successful products. http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=102061488
2.It's a consumable product.
3.66 Percent of American homes eat pancakes. Worldwide potential.
4.They seem interested in keeping a reasonable share structure. Currently 62 million common with 300 million authorized.
5.Many penny stocks put out constant press releases and start diluting into them. Not so here.
6.The product is easy to understand. Not so with many penny stocks.
Too many people have a short term time-line when investing. To me, this is a buy and hold. If they can reach 12 million can a year, who knows where it can go from there. Nate has a history of developing-product lines and selling them. A future buyout is certainly possible. All IMHO
Their web site shows Nate's Homeade Inc is located In Huntington Beach.
That's about 10 miles from me. Think I'll go hit him up for a can LOL!
Am I the only one who thinks the new update is great!
"However, it appears that they have become aware of the new product and are interested in placing the product in their stores." QVC and HSN were intended to attract interest. Stores that carried Batter Blaster are ready to carry the new product and are requesting additional flavors and products.
"Recently, Nate’s has been approached about grocery placement for the product. However, the discussions have included a desire to have additional flavors and additional products under the Nate’s Homemade brand."
"NHMD currently has capacity to make 10-12 Million cans a year. As such, we are advising them to reach that capacity as quickly as possible."
At $4 a can, 12 million cans would put revenue at $48million. With a 7 percent profit margin, a 20 PE ratio and current share structure, I put the share price of $1.08. All IMHO.
This is Great News!
Keep your eye on the prize!
http://www.natespancakes.com
You are correct...
Financing needs to be addressed. We are within a month of product being sold and we still don't know the terms of $750 financing. We need a PR to address this ASAP.
Thought I'd join the dip party. Bought 40,0000 more at .035 :)
I think we need to update our DD page. It's dated 5/14 and still has CRRA as the stock symbol. Obviously, a lot has changed since then.
Yes: I have received the dividend in Ameritrade and Fidelity accounts.
In their last press release..
they stated: we will first release a product that needs refrigeration. People open their fridge more that their panty. Ergo, the product gets used faster. They are working on a shelf stable product and will target the camping crowd. 42 million people camp every year. Thus they will have 2 SKU's.
All of this was in the press release.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/nate-food-co-announces-completion-170000839.html
Working on hacking the password now..
already tried: PANCAKES
Want to buy a case and pass it out to friends.
http://www.natespancakes.com/shop-1/
Yeah: a bunch of new names started showing up. Most were in for a quick flip. I notice they're gone now. Do not cast pearls before swine! Have more $ to invest next week. Ergo, the price drop is a good thing for me. Been buying the dips for months now. Have millions of shares, which I will hold for years!
In this video, it shows they already know how to setup a robust production line: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=101969096
In my opinion, Batter Blaster wasn't a very good name and they burned through too much cash fiquiring out how to market it. Looks like they have all other ducks in a row this time: better name, much better looking can, better marketing ideas etc. Also, having 2 SKU'S, I.E,
one refrigerated and one shelf stable product will increase product exposure and market penetration.
Welcome aboard!
Great I-TEXTS video..
Thanks for posting it!!!
Wish we knew the share price for the IPO. That might help move WNTR up.
Now, if we could only get IHUB to remove one of the apostrophes from our new name we''d be getting some where!
Breakfast of champions!!
That would spike sales in California, Oregon and Colorado. We could put Tommy Chong on the label.