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Agreed. They could be bought out also...
The potential is there for TBEV to make new millionaires. Buy, accumulate and hold TBEV.
It means nothing when the market is bullish and investors are buying and holding instead of selling. All good stocks have billion of shares authorized and issued to ensure there are enough shares to meet market demand. Since TBEV has a real product and celebrity endorsement the 2 billion shares authorized and issued is nothing to be afraid of. It I'd a good thing.
I hear a near price target of $0.05 and a new 52 week high of $3 pps.
Is this info of who the endorsers public
The appreciation in Monster beverage’s stock price is supported by the growth prospects in the global energy drinks market and the advantages associated with the deal with Coca-Cola. With the completion of the deal in June 2015, Monster Beverage’s energy drinks portfolio is enhanced with the addition of Coca-Cola’s energy drink brands, including NOS, Full Throttle, Burn, and Mother.
TBEV could move in same direction as Monster. GLTA
When the scare tactics take hold that's how you know you own gold. The goal is to scare as many people as possible into selling. So when they announce the great news that they have been bought out at $2 only a handful become rich and the rest are chasing
Wow. We actually closed at 8. Monday open gap upward and close above .001. If any good news on Monday we could see 1 cents.
Last minute sellers spoil the weekend excitement. It's intentional hating!
It would be great if we could close @ 8 or 9. Are there any last minute buyers?
The market maker on BKRT @ $0.05
Flippers screwed the trading day up. If it wasn't for them we would have held 8 all day. Now we have to see what the last minute crowd do.
Close $ $0.001 today
Bid pushed up. Market makers bout to let it fly. Buy now or cry later.
Good entry point for accumulation.
Wow $0.70 per share. That's life changing. Go TBEV go.
TBEV might goto $1
At least we all believe TBEV will trade above a penny very soon. GLTA. Go TBEV go.
FBEC had a share structure of 5 billion shares authorized with over 2 billion shares issued and outstanding. This year upon the announcement of their beverage drink, their pps catapulted from $0.0001 to $0.14 pps. It had now stabilize between 6 cents and 8 cents per share. TBEV share structure is close but less by 2 billion shares. So it is probable to see it the pps push north of $0.20 per share. Go TBEV go.
I've seen it happen multiple times over the last 22 years, where share structure of billions run from sub penny to $1. It is possible. TBEV could be the next one.
$0.32 to $0.65 pps coming soon
The key words "a dozen of professional athletes" endorsing the product. TBEV is a buy. 30 days from now it will be trading for $0.25 to $0.65 pps.
We would love to see $0.32 pps. We are now thinking about adding another one million shares to the pot.
Not only is there hope but it is possible any prospective RS maybe cancelled. Go MDCN go.
$4.1 million gain vs $47k the same quarter last year. Well that says it all. I'm buying. :)
Beverage Stocks Are A Better Way To Profit From The Restaurant Group
Ken Friedman, the co-owner of five very successful restaurants, stated in an interview in the February 2014 issue of Food & Wine magazine that, “As every restaurateur knows, you make much more money selling a drink than you do selling a plate of food.”
For every investor, that should bring to attention beverage stocks ranging from blue chips like Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO), PepsiCo (NYSE: PEP), and Diageo (NYSE: DEO) to promising small caps like High Performance Beverages (OTC: TBEV).
Coca-Cola and PepsiCo are global leaders in a wide range of beverages, ranging from sodas to juices.
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The products of Coca-Cola and PepsiCo are both served in more than 100 countries around the world. The same is true for Diageo, the biggest maker of spirits.
Global, Diverse Product Lines
No matter what the type of restaurant or where it is located, the products of Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, and Diageo are likely to be found.
For Coca-Cola, the line up includes Minute Maid juices, Hi-C, and Coke items, among many, many others. PepsiCo's similarly long product list includes Tropicana juices, Lipton tea, and Pepsi Cola selections, to name but a few.
From Diageo, just a sampling of its global brands includes Guinness beer, Captain Morgan’s Rum, and Ciroc vodka. All are positioned well to gain from consumer growth in emerging market nations such as China, India, and others around the world.
While it is nice to be recognized around the world, investors are most interested in how profitable the company actually is.
High Profits, Good Dividends
In this regard, Coca-Cola and Diageo are far more rewarding that stocks in the restaurant sector. At present, the profit margin for the restaurant industry is 10%. For Diageo, the profit margin is 38.60%. Coca-Cola has a profit margin of 18.50%. PepsiCo's is 10%.
The dividend components of Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, and Diageo are also very alluring.
At present, the average dividend for a member of the restaurant industry is 2.5%. The yield for Diageo is 2.86%. Coca-Cola has a dividend yield of 2.82%. It is 2.76% for PepsiCo. Each of these companies has a history of dividend increases, too.
For growth and value investors, these stocks do not offer stunning numbers, as it is small caps like High Performance Beverages that will be growing the most as detailed in a previous article on Benzinga.
But for those investors who take cues from Warren Buffett, who emphasizes return-on-equity with a target of 20% or better, all are very appealing. The return-on-equity for Diageo is 73.50%. It is 29.70% for PepsiCo. Coca-Cola has a return-on-equity of 20% (Buffett is a major shareholder).
There is an old saying that the best way to profit is not from mining for gold, but from selling the picks, shovels, and other supplies to those prospecting away in the streams and the fields.
That is much the same with the restaurant industry and beverage stocks. When the restaurant industry does well, so should Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, and Diageo.
But these companies have market penetration around the world that goes far beyond what is sold in restaurants. For investors that should result in long term returns worthy of a toast!
© 2014 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.
Who would sell 9.95 million shares for nothing?
What do you mean by disallowed?
To be honest I don't know. It is probably an assumption due to the increase in authorized shares.
.003 to .005 for 5 million shares fetched @ $.0001 is not a bad return.
Yes. It can happen again. Stay tuned...
Why do everybody think that the penny stock market is rational. Almost everyday there are a few sub penny stocks that see a huge increase in volume and price. Why can't MDCN have one before the r/s?
Lol. Somebody is buying shares accumulation at this cheap price. I wonder why?
When the price go up you will be able to sell. Somebody is accumulating shares because they are expecting a run upward before the r/s. 5 million share purchase at this level is someone having faith in this stock.
Yes, $0.0001 pps is rock bottom. With a little bit of shareholder activism on the open market I don't see why we can't get momentum to push the pps upward into the pennies before a r/s. Stay positive. We don't want to run away risk takers.
This is subpenny land lol. Anything is possible. Keep in mind the CEO is still churning out press releases. Looking forward to 3 cents per share from here.
Exactly. We all should be celebrating a rise in the pps to 3 cents before the r/s. That way we recover losses from dollar cost averaging. MDCN is a buy o@ $0.0001 per share.
Exactly. We all should be celebrating a rise in the pps to 3 cents before the r/s. That way we recover losses from dollar cost averaging. MDCN is a buy o@ $0.0001 per share.