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I believe that the share price of Fernhill Beverage is being artificially propped up. I made an earlier prediction it was dropping all the way down to 0.002. The money flow shows it ought to be sinking a lot more than it is. I did not bother with the conference call. Of concern to me is whether the company can solve it's recent problems with a huge drop off in product sales.
Here is my stock price prediction. The price of FHBC stock sinks all the way down to 0.002. Why such a big slide? Go to Big Charts and use "Money Flow" as an indicator. While this indicator is not a full-proof indicator, a sharp drop in money flow often means that the stock price will crash.
I sold off my remaining shares. I do not see a bright future for
Fernhill Beverage or its stock. Big Charts shows that a very large number of shares were dumped today. The quarterly financial statements show that this company has serious marketing problems it hasn't been able to solve.
I believe that pump and dump artists were hired to help Buzzy dump his shares at the highest possible price. A lot of shares were dumped today and the stock price collapsed. I think it's going to be worse next week, not better. My suspicion is that Buzzy is either thinking of or has actually decided to file for bankruptcy. The sharp drop in product sales during the 4th quarter of 2017 was a big clue that Fernhill Beverage was struggling big time.
On Big Charts it shows a huge decrease in money flow. This usually means that someone dumped a large number of shares. You can blame a penny stock promoter for causing the big jump in prices followed by a huge crash.
Looks like a classic pump and dump operation. I understand that a penny stock outfit is aggressively promoting Fernhill Beverage. The trouble is most such outfits are in business to help greedy rich people to unload their shares at the highest possible price while leaving the average Joe high and dry.
Good luck. My thinking is going the opposite direction. After seeing the financial report for the last quarter of 2017 I am concerned about this company becoming another bankrupt startup business that didn't quite make it. I am very concerned about the huge drop in sales revenue during the 4th quarter of 2017. I don't know where we are for Jan, Feb, March of 2018 but I don't want to be stuck with a large number of shares when the business crashes.
The fact that these problems go on and on and on are raising questions about whether stock investors should have any confidence in this company. The stock price went up today but I suspect that there might have been artificial manipulation involved.
The last quarter of 2017 financial report is finally showing up at OTC Markets. It's not encouraging. It shows sales lagging far behind the previous quarter suggesting that retail stores were ordering far less product for whatever reason. If the first quarter of 2018 is not better than the last quarter of 2017 I think this startup company has very real problems.
I never got any of these free shares that others are talking about. All of my Fernhill Beverage shares were directly purchased. If the SEC comes in after deciding that there was some type of wrongdoing it means that everyone will be screwed big-time.
A two week trading suspension is standard when the SEC suspects wrongdoing by the issuers of stock shares. Everyone gets screwed when that happens. Such stocks typically lose more than half their value when trading resumes after the suspension. Everyone or almost everyone takes a big loss.
You may recall that the east coast drug chain be it CVS or another chain resents publicity linking Fernhill Beverage with the drug store chain. This was a major reason a previous deal involving a drug store chain on the east coast fell apart.
I regret I don't believe that. I see the share price going down, down, down. Proof that this company will fly is at best highly speculative.
We have seen a downward trend in prices the last few days. We still need to see more proof this company is really going to make it and survive as a long term profitable business. I think the past tells us that news releases will only come out if it's good news. If it's bad news we won't hear anything.
Looks like it's going the opposite direction you are thinking. I remain convinced that the stock is being manipulated by some greedy jerk behind the scenes. The huge gap between "ask" and "bid" prices when you have this much volume makes little sense. This looks like a "rig" job to me. Sadly the GOP Congress refuses to provide necessary funding to the SEC so they can investigate and punish deliberate stock manipulations which I strongly suspect is the situation here.
When I looked at Big Charts it didn't show that large a drop in the money flow. So such a large drop in "bid" and "ask" prices doesn't seem justified. I think there is some behind the scenes stock manipulation going on. I don't the exact way it's done, but I think the whole stock market is rigged to enrich certain greedy billionaires who are doing it out of selfish greed for staggering wealth at the expense of the average Joe.
My experience has been that share prices often have more to do with investor speculation than actual financial performance. Many marijuana stocks for example are heavily overpriced relative to actual financial performance because of widespread speculation in that industry.
Price up to where before he dumps his shares? I will want to dump mine before the price reaches this peak value. Can you give me a figure on where the DUMP point is?
When huge numbers of shares are being dumped it will usually show up with a substantial decrease in money flow on "Big Charts". Big Charts is not showing anything like that at this time. If it shows that way later on you likely will see that pattern along with an abrupt drop in share price.
I don't care about the annual financial reports on FHBC. I only care about the 4th quarter of 2017. We should be able to calculate the last quarter of 2017 by comparing the annual report for 2017 with an earlier report that counted only the first 3 quarters. One of the things I will be watching is to see if there are regular news updates. If there are not I will likely sell off my remaining shares in the belief that the news is not very good.
I continue to worry that the management of Fernhill Beverage is wedded too much to yesterday's marketing models which depend on retailers agreeing to start stocking an unknown product that has very little history to go on regarding how well it will sell. Increasing the average Joe is buying more and more merchandise online when he can't get what he wants in local stores. This includes foods. I'm doing it.
You could have a website that says "We regret that currently only stores in southern California sell this product, but you can still get it online."
After 7 months you are finally leveling with us about the situation. You said the new financials would come out when the stock market closed 3 hours ago. I still can't find them. I think anyone who buys stock from Fernhill Beverage needs to be aware that there is a very real risk that your company could crash and go out of business.
Perhaps you need to consider some new marketing strategies that you haven't been using. One is to create a website and sell directly from the website. Of course you would have to have people ship out merchandise to various locations. You could do this from an Amazon seller account or a custom-made website that does not use Amazon or any similar purpose vehicle.
I haven't seen them yet. otc markets is often one of the first places to list them. My guess is they will appear after today's market close.
Here is one thing that everyone who has FHBC stock should be aware of. One of the models of what could happen is Leading Brands, another small beverage company. This company was showing profits until 2016. Then the company went south on its financial statements. One concern I had about the 3rd quarter of 2017 is the fact that operating expenses per product sold were much higher than the 2nd quarter. The new statements coming out on Thursday or whenever we actually see them will provide clues as to whether this company can continue to operate profitably or if it can't. If Fernhill Beverage can only get $4 million in sales during 2018 that is hardly the big gain that is needed to establish this as a business that will be around for a long time.
4 million dollars in sales is a drop in the bucket. This is still a very tiny company. The right strategy as far as stocks in this company is concerned might be to buy more stocks only when the price has gone down for a few days and hope the long term trend will always be up.
I sold off most but not all of my shares. I don't know if it was the right decision or a horrible one. But the "bid" share price went up enough for me to at least break even. We haven't heard any news updates in the last 7 months. That makes me suspicious. Getting verification that the product is actually physically there at various stores is another reason I remain suspicious. Someone needs to tell us they actually went to a certain store and know for sure that the products are on retail store shelves.
What exactly does the email say? Which outfit does it say it comes from?
Stock market crashes cause much higher volume on the Fernhill Beverage stock? Or is something else responsible? According to the Australian psychic medium Vine, the stock markets are purposely rigged to enrich greedy billionaires at the expense of ordinary people. She contends that a rigged stock market is often used by the very wealthy and powerful to conceal money laundering, tax evasion, and various other crimes.
I would believe he doesn't want to report something that is not the way he hoped. I'm talking about marketing deals that fell apart,
attempts to expand the business which failed, etc. He may not have originally planned to make empty promises but the retailers are not in a big hurry to place unknown products on their shelves. They usually want to focus on products they know for sure will sell.
I knew Fernhill Beverage had many retail outlets for their products in the greater San Diego area. I was unaware of them also having retail outlets around Los Angeles. By all means check to see if the Anaheim store is actually selling the stuff. If you can try to get information for all retail outlets in greater Los Angeles, the specific items, and the prices as well as all metropolitan areas that are selling the stuff.
Volume today is sky-high compared to what it was. So why is the price crashing?
Fear of lawsuits is one possibility that might account for Buzzy's behavior. Because he has such a big interest he might be afraid of lawsuits or prosecution accusing him of steering money to himself at the expense of others. I really don't know what's going on. The news blackout for the past 6 months makes me suspicious of everything.
Why are the "bid" and "ask" prices both set well below the last
transaction price? Are the wealthy elite intentionally trying to steer the stock price downward? According to the Australian psychic medium Vine, the entire stock market, not just this sorry stock is purposely rigged to enrich the very wealthy elite at the expense of everyone else. It's all about what the wealthiest, greediest, and most powerful people want. It's never about what's ethical. According to Vine, the wealthy elite conspire to rig huge numbers of stock prices throughout the markets.
If they are selling Roadkill at a major drug store chain, don't you think someone would know this? I take their silence as an indication that things have not gone as well as they hoped.
Fernhill Beverage has had no news releases in 6 months. I think it's hurting the stock price. Apparently things aren't going all that well. Otherwise they would be saying something about how bright the company's future is.
What you will notice is that the "bid" and "ask" prices specify a quantity. (At least they do on Etrade.) If you are trying to purchase a bigger quantity than the numbers of shares they give, you may well get locked out. You may have to settle for a smaller number of shares to complete the purchase. Also if you try to buy a larger number of shares than what's in the quotes they may be unwilling to sell them to you for the quoted price even if more shares are available somewhere.
I hope you are right. I could certainly use a 7-1 return or better. Quite a few investors have been dumping large numbers of shares in the past few days and weeks. Each purchase helps move the prices upwards. Each sell off helps move the prices down.
I made the discovery that Bloomberg is not reporting any financial data on Fernhill Beverage but they are reporting it on other OTC stocks. The question is why. Why are they discriminating against Fernhill Beverage?
"Ask" and "bid" prices are both going way down. Apparently some people are taking year-end losses to cut their tax liability. This might be a harbinger of a buying binge in January when tax considerations don't influences stock sales and purchases.
I have a theory of what's really going on behind the scenes. If you assume the absolute worst regarding human greed and economic exploitation of the masses by the very wealthy few you may have it 100% right! Here is my suggestion of the hidden plan by the high management of Fernhill Beverage:
STEP 1: They arrange to have some greedy high rollers purchase millions of shares at a subpenny price. 1 million shares at 1 cent each would cost $10K. 1 million shares at 1/2 cent would cost $5K.
STEP 2: They have some press releases and some clever marketing to hype up the price to say 50 times of what the stock sells for now.
Paying one of these unethical penny stock outfits to promote the stock by flooding inboxes with solicitations as to why the average Joe should purchase this stock is one way they could hype the price sky-high.
STEP 3: These greedy high rollers dump their millions of shares at a price many times higher than what they paid for them and they get filthy rich!
The California wildfires could possibly affect Fernhill Beverage. Many of the retail outlets that they are using are near San Diego and the main production plant is near San Diego. The massive wildfires have reached areas near San Diego already. These cold weather wildfires are for the record books but many businesses in California could be adversely affected including Fernhill Beverage.
Marketwatch is finally reporting 3rd quarter of 2017. The report shows that gross sales were significantly higher in the 3rd quarter than the 2nd quarter but expenses were greatly increased with a lower profit figure, but still a significant profit. Based on this, the subpenny price for the stock seems unjustified, but stock investors look at a lot of stuff that has nothing to do with profitability and the Wall Street transaction brokers use very arbitrary methods for setting "bid" and "ask" prices.
One question that should be asked is why the cost per sale increased during the 3rd quarter and whether this means anything for the future.