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What surprise??
I understood your opinion that this stock don't deserves a better price.Is that correct?Then that is ....impudence,dear!
I didn't notice it before.
Online broker Charles Schwab mobile application, the name visible on the screen:
"Twistee Treat Corp
VGID OTC Market Group Inc"
Because this is the name of your company in Charles Schwab. So call that broker to change the name.
This is SALE i think. Isnt asquisition , isnt merger. Anyone to make a better DD because I am on the way and ussing my mobile. The Mother company is Twistee Treat Corp and the company VGID- daughter!! So I am owner of several M of TWISTEE TREAT(VGID) CORPORATION folks!
That guy is like Pepsy Cola Whale Mans. VGID is going straight to penny boys & girls!
The VGID have been sold or that is asquisition or merger?? What......is FO
Twistee Treat is america's favorite real ice cream. We serve different ... Corporate Office. Twistee Treat USA, LLC, 5555 ...
Something is hapening here. On the top of my VGID account is writing Twistee Treat Corp. Any comments, please??
Better ask him what is the setlement day for the divs?
$7500
You are clever boy!
PRs already out!
That is: 1.PHBC is tradeable and holding bid price of .07 per share. 2. NASC shaw announced. 3. MegaPennyStocks.com
Waiting for next very important news!
The PRs already out! That is: 1.PHBC is tradeable and holding bid price of .07 per share. 2. NASC shaw announced. 3. MegaPennyStocks.com
Waiting for next very important news!
Buy & Hold! According to the FHBC quarterly report on Oct 12, VGID holds 30 million shares of FHBC. That should be for dividend distribution! We will get drop date for the opportunity to get dividends.IMO Buy & Hold!
Buy & Hold! According to the FHBC quarterly report on Oct 12, VGID holds 30 million shares of FHBC. That should be for dividend distribution! We will get drop date for the opportunity to get dividends.IMO Buy & Hold!
Another drop date is 30 of March 2017!lol
That's because I'm stupid!Yeah Man!Nothing common betwin Fhb..c and Vgid!Sorry!Just to remind you. Sorry!!Buzzy owe me shares as dividents from that company. Not only me. There are too many share holders with frozen physiognomy still waiting the rising sun!Sorry! Are you from Buzzy crooks team or that is just your incident opinion?
Update!!!
Why the sudden buzz? FHBC has a tiny float of just 15.2 million shares!
Considering how common it is for low float stocks to make large moves, FHBC has us very excited at these levels.
Now at just $0.07, FHBC could be a hidden gem that could bounce like crazy if the Street gets their eyes on it.
One of the biggest industries out there is the beverage industry and FHBC could be the next big dominant player in it. The company has identified a niche segment of the market that looks overlooked an under-served: the child and pre-teen market.
There is a major gap left in the "youth and pre-teen" group of the consumer beverage market.
Beverages are a multi-billion dollar beverage industry and a huge demographic that drinks them are children and pre-teens, so why isn't there a bigger focus on this group?
This is where FHBC is stepping in and is focused on this problem!
Aside from soda, which is really not healthy, many of the large beverage companies have chiefly ignored the youngest of the consumers.
Large beverage companies probably see more of a profit by getting the child market to purchase a more adult marketed product.
For example, most convenience stores will stock juice box products for young kids and expect them to advance to a 20oz. soda or a 20oz. sports drink.
This transition area is where FHBC wants to swoop in on and the profit potential in it could be a MONSTER!
FHBC has a flagship drink called Roadkill.
It's packaged in a 12oz. slim bottle that fits smaller hands perfectly with a label that is bright and colorful and shows cartoon animals that have lost a battle with vehicles.
Before you call Peta, don't worry. The animals on the labels are still alive.
FHBC's Roadkill is initially offered in three exciting and fun flavors with others being developed and released as the market demands.
The initial flavors are Green Apple (Green Gopher Guts), Blue Raspberry (Blue Raccoon Bits) Grape (Purple Possum Parts) with other flavors such as Fruit Punch (Red Fox in a Box) ready for production.
Pre-teens are one of the most important customer targets out there. While it appears that other large companies aren't that focused on them, it's FHBC that is recognizing the massive profit potential here.
You have stocks like PepsiCo trading over $100 and Coca-Cola trading around $40, but do they have anything JUST for the pre-teen demographic?
How about Monster Beverage? Nope. And that stock is over $140 a share!
While we are all on Monster Beverage, did you know it was once a PENNY STOCK? The company formerly went by Hansen Natural and was at one point, UNDER $1.00 per share. It closed at 69 cents on December 29th, 1995. It went from a low penny stock to one of the biggest beasts on Wall Street!
The beverage industry is no joke. It's one of the few industries out there that are recession proof, mainly because people still need to drink even when the economy is bad.
FHBC could be the HOTTEST under-looked beverage alert right now in the market so start your research right away.
This could be our newest alert to provide high gaining rewards, so keep a very close eye on it..
Do your homework on (FHBC), but do it quickly like NOW,
(FHBC) could be another rocket play for our subscribers!!
We have big things happening this month and have (FHBC) on top of our Radar Friday
When you all simultaneously dump all of your new shares, make sure that you put the money back into VGID.
Why the sudden buzz? FHBC has a tiny float of just 15.2 million shares!
FHBC could go ABSOLUTELY WILD at any time with this
low of a float!
Traders Listen,
Why the sudden buzz? FHBC has a tiny float of just 15.2 million shares!
Considering how common it is for low float stocks to make large moves, FHBC has us very excited at these levels.
Now at just $0.07, FHBC could be a hidden gem that could bounce like crazy if the Street gets their eyes on it.
One of the biggest industries out there is the beverage industry and FHBC could be the next big dominant player in it. The company has identified a niche segment of the market that looks overlooked an under-served: the child and pre-teen market.
There is a major gap left in the "youth and pre-teen" group of the consumer beverage market.
Beverages are a multi-billion dollar beverage industry and a huge demographic that drinks them are children and pre-teens, so why isn't there a bigger focus on this group?
This is where FHBC is stepping in and is focused on this problem!
Aside from soda, which is really not healthy, many of the large beverage companies have chiefly ignored the youngest of the consumers.
Large beverage companies probably see more of a profit by getting the child market to purchase a more adult marketed product.
For example, most convenience stores will stock juice box products for young kids and expect them to advance to a 20oz. soda or a 20oz. sports drink.
This transition area is where FHBC wants to swoop in on and the profit potential in it could be a MONSTER!
FHBC has a flagship drink called Roadkill.
It's packaged in a 12oz. slim bottle that fits smaller hands perfectly with a label that is bright and colorful and shows cartoon animals that have lost a battle with vehicles.
Before you call Peta, don't worry. The animals on the labels are still alive.
FHBC's Roadkill is initially offered in three exciting and fun flavors with others being developed and released as the market demands.
The initial flavors are Green Apple (Green Gopher Guts), Blue Raspberry (Blue Raccoon Bits) Grape (Purple Possum Parts) with other flavors such as Fruit Punch (Red Fox in a Box) ready for production.
Pre-teens are one of the most important customer targets out there. While it appears that other large companies aren't that focused on them, it's FHBC that is recognizing the massive profit potential here.
You have stocks like PepsiCo trading over $100 and Coca-Cola trading around $40, but do they have anything JUST for the pre-teen demographic?
How about Monster Beverage? Nope. And that stock is over $140 a share!
While we are all on Monster Beverage, did you know it was once a PENNY STOCK? The company formerly went by Hansen Natural and was at one point, UNDER $1.00 per share. It closed at 69 cents on December 29th, 1995. It went from a low penny stock to one of the biggest beasts on Wall Street!
The beverage industry is no joke. It's one of the few industries out there that are recession proof, mainly because people still need to drink even when the economy is bad.
FHBC could be the HOTTEST under-looked beverage alert right now in the market so start your research right away.
This could be our newest alert to provide high gaining rewards, so keep a very close eye on it..
Do your homework on (FHBC), but do it quickly like NOW,
(FHBC) could be another rocket play for our subscribers!!
We have big things happening this month and have (FHBC) on top of our Radar Friday
No Divy,that is horrible!
No Divy,that is horrible!
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Yes. Really. All is OK with VGID. You need just buyers so you can sell. LOL
How to dump if isn't current?
Sorry but isn't enough? Need 200m bid to be released the next portion of delution.
Buzzy's short sneeze and wiil be 00×76.lol
And......"putted on hold" .....new American anecdote. For better times. Is too difficult to be resolved. 2 years??
What is your participation, dear? 25% or 50% Be carefull. Don't lose the next deal by the same way!lol
Sad, Sad! No more dilutions!Really Sadness!
Thanks. Now I know who I'm talking.
You better hope to earn from lottoland!
Are you talking of yourself or of someone else?