Just like FRPT, won't take much to move it now. Also overbought lines have caught up so it could take off large without showing major overbought like before.

I told you where it would go today. Maybe even higher.

http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=16135848

Even more interesting when the veterans wise up and realize that certain stocks are not the OTCs they lost their arses on in the past and to compare it to all the others shows their continued rookie tendencies.

Goona take em out and then gone.

cpn let them know we got rid of the daytrading flippers. Any time is fine.

Pattern change. No early sells. Load the truck time.

Up $3.20

Nor you Siron, you can thank me later. Heinz 57 with that crow?

I know the best way to get these idiots to stop with their crap. Somebody show me how to post a PDF file to the top of the page, you can have the 14 page Red Chip research report that was put out in October. Of course, you can double most of the numbers in it since it was before the release of TV. Until you have it, you are only making up numbers.

Siron, you bore me. Why not do your own research before asking people on this board to start repeating themselves and catering to your lack of initiative?

http://tess2.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=toc&state=tk2p5l.7.1&p_search=searchss&p_L=50&...

Correct CPN, you always know don't you? This is why we met with company officials and they laid out the plan for all of 2007 and 2008. You don't just come up with new product info, nasdaq listing, and being groomed for a buyout out of thin air. It has to have substance and that was obvious from day one. Class act and following through with every claim to this point.

Jan 11, 2007 WILTON, CT MARKET WIRE Drinks Americas Holdings, Ltd. (OTCBB: DKAM), a developer and marketer of premier beverages associated with renowned icons, announced the appointment of Jeffrey Daub as corporate controller of Drinks Americas. Mr. Daub will be responsible for all accounting functions, controls and financial reporting. Mr. Patrick Kenny, President and Chief Executive Officer of Drinks Americas, stated, "Jeffrey brings strong leadership, knowledge and a broad range of experience in the beverage industry. With the accelerated growth of the Company, Jeffrey will be instrumental in fueling the growth of the Company and supporting our long-term growth strategy. Jeffrey is an exceptional addition to our team and we are pleased to have him on board." Mr. Daub has over 14 years' experience in accounting and finance. Prior to joining Drinks Americas, he was a senior audit manager at Rosen Seymour Shapss Martin & Company LLP, a public accounting firm located in New York City. Mr. Daub is a Certified Public Accountant and a Certified Business Valuator. He earned his M.S. degree in Accounting from Long Island University of Long Island, NY and his B.S. in Applied Math and Statistics from Stony Brook University of Long Island, NY.

They've started the process to make the play for Nasdaq. Looks like it really is going to play out just like FRPT.

Tomorrow starts the walk up on Sunday's Apprentice show

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8 posted sellers to $3.00. Please keep selling your little crap to me! Please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

OBCI; shows you what happens when sellers aren't staring all day and even entering sell orders.

There's the meat of the problem. Too many people on this board making assumptions and throwing estimates out that have absolutely no idea of anything outside the sandbox.

You let the cancer in. They kill every play they touch with their scalps. Trump's arrangement is not in print. These guys are making it up to get you to sell. Thank goodness for the private board where the real info is being exchanged. Enjoy your contests.

LMAO! Board traffic tells you exactly what happened. A few more cast into the shadows. Thanks for the shares!

Just so everyone is clear. There are many people here, most of which you do not see. There are insiders from DKAM, there are hedge fund representatives, there are those from other competitors of Trump Vodka that have bought stock against their declining market share and sales. There are even a few personalities that find the stock a little sexy and like the prospects for many things in the future. They found this board because I told them about it and some of them told others about it. Now you see why a share count and daily price contest may be fun to satisfy your daily need to be right about something but is insignificant in the scheme of things. Sorry to be so blunt but it's the truth.

This is the first time in DKAM's trading history that after staging a move of 66% - 150% higher that it has not gone into an immediate retracement phase equalling 35-45% from its highs. That tells you there has been a decided psychology shift on the stock and it is creating a new trading pattern. Given that information it is very suggestive the stock will move quickly into the upper end of that breakout channel in the $4-$5 range for this time frame.

HANS breaking out again. This could prove very important.

Strong positive divergence on the daily. Could see $3+ here.

Correct cpneln. If they only knew the voice of experience from which you speak and how you know it to be true! Keep em guessing I say!

Can't get rebought can you. That's the plan! LOL

My thought exactly. All this time spent engaging other people on the board and trying to call them out or who they really are. Not one bit of relative DD to bring to the board whatsoever. Go idea on the iggy. Thx

Show your hand, you show your arse. Scary enough in and of itself. I'm not going to get into with you in this forum. Just like The Donald, I come back harder and stronger. These games that all the flippers brought to the board just draw people away form the inevitable; much higher prices and a buyout. It makes absolutely no difference how many shares this board controls. All it does is represent one more sell order that gets in the way of higher prices.

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Nope. All I care is how many shares this board controls.

a. J Patrick Kenny is President and CEO. Mr. Kenny is a former Senior Vice President and General Manager of Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, where he held a variety of senior executive positions over a twenty-two year period. From 1992 through 2000, he managed Seagram’s worldwide soft drink operations. Mr. Kenny has also acted as an advisor to Fortune 500 beverage marketing companies and participated in SEVERAL BEVERAGE INDUSTRY SALES TRANSACTIONS.

b. Bruce Klein is Chairman of the Board. Mr. Klein is a Managing Partner of Victory Partners, a company created to fund private businesses in their early stages. In the last five years, he has funded six technology companies, three of which have made public stock offerings. Prior to that, Mr. Klein was a registered representative for the Equitable Companies, serving as an investment advisor and estate planner to high net worth clients.

c. Jason Lazo is COO. Prior to joining Drinks Americas, Mr. Lazo served as Director of Finance for Joseph E. Seagram & Sons. Before that, he was Manager of Business Analysis for Kraft Foods, responsible for the Capri Sun, Kool-Aid Koolburst, Country Time and Crystal
Lite brands.

d. Fabio Berkowicz is CFO. Mr. Berkowicz has thirty-five years experience in public accounting, and formerly served as a Senior Partner of Edward Isaacs and its successor, McGladrey & Pullen certified public accounting firms.

e. Marvin Traub is a Director. Mr. Traub is the former Chairman and CEO of Bloomingdales and now runs his own marketing and consulting business.

f. Thomas Schwalm is a Director. Mr. Schwalm is a twenty-five-year veteran of the beverage industry. He co-founded So Be Beverage Company which was ACQUIRED by PepsiCo in 2001. He has held managerial positions with Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company, Stroh Brewing Company and Dribeck Importers, the United States importer of Becks Beer. Mr. Schwalm was formerly President of Barton Beers, which imported and marketed Corona, Negro Modelo, Tsingtao, St Pauli Girl, and Double Diamond beer.

g. Frederick Schulman is a Director. Mr. Schulman has twenty-five years experience in corporate and commercial finance, venture capital, leveraged buyouts and investment banking. He is President and Director of East Coast Venture Capital, Inc. in New York and is also Chairman of Skyline Multimedia Entertainment. He was formerly President of Morgan Kent Group, a venture capital firm.

They have over half the outstanding shares and haven't sold or traded a single share.

"Drinks Americas will add several new non-alcoholic beverages to its product line over the next several months."

Looking more and more like Titan will be DKAM's entry into the energy drink arena. Or will that be Trump Titan and The Donald'
s entry into the energy drink market.

Stay tuned!

Jan 09, 2007 WILTON, CT MARKET WIRE Drinks Americas Holdings, Ltd. (OTCBB: DKAM), a developer and marketer of premium beverages associated with renowned icons, has launched operations of its joint venture with Beyer Farms, Inc./Tuscan Dairy, New York's largest dairy distributor, for the marketing, distribution, delivery, and merchandising of Drinks Americas' non-alcoholic beverage products in the New York metropolitan region. Drinks Americas shipped over 25,000 cases of its non-alcoholic beverages, including Newman's Own Sparkling Fruit Drinks and Newman's Own Sparkling Flavored Waters throughout selected markets in the northeast and west coast regions. Drinks Americas will add several new non-alcoholic beverages to its product line over the next several months. Beyer/Tuscan delivers milk and dairy products to over 5,000 customer locations in the metropolitan New York market, including New York City's five boroughs, Long Island, Westchester, and New Jersey. Drinks Americas will merge its current non-alcoholic sales and merchandising resources with the joint venture operation. Beyer/Tuscan is in the process of securing regulatory approval and licensing to become a beer distributor for the delivery of Drinks Americas' Rheingold Beer to its customer accounts. Rheingold Beer was introduced in New York in 1831 and was purchased by Drinks Americas in October 2005. Patrick Kenny, President and Chief Executive Officer of Drinks Americas, stated, "Our non-alcoholic beverage business is an integral part of our growth strategy. As we associate well-known icons with our brands, we emphasize exceptional taste and high quality packaging to over-deliver on consumers' expectations of our products. We expect continued sales growth as we rollout our Newman's products on a national basis. "Our joint venture with Beyer/Tuscan provides us the strategic advantage of our own proprietary route to market in a large and fragmented market of metropolitan New York. It will also be a major advantage in our re-launch of Rheingold Beer over the next couple of months." Henry Beyer, Chief Executive Officer of Beyer/Tuscan, stated, "I am very excited to combine the resources of our company with the sales and merchandising team of Drinks Americas. The joint venture should become an important part of our business and an additional way for us to service our customers."

Keep pumping them out Pat!

Jan 09, 2007 WILTON, CT MARKET WIRE Drinks Americas Holdings, Ltd. (OTCBB: DKAM), a developer and marketer of premium beverages associated with renowned icons, has launched operations of its joint venture with Beyer Farms, Inc./Tuscan Dairy, New York's largest dairy distributor, for the marketing, distribution, delivery, and merchandising of Drinks Americas' non-alcoholic beverage products in the New York metropolitan region. Drinks Americas shipped over 25,000 cases of its non-alcoholic beverages, including Newman's Own Sparkling Fruit Drinks and Newman's Own Sparkling Flavored Waters throughout selected markets in the northeast and west coast regions. Drinks Americas will add several new non-alcoholic beverages to its product line over the next several months. Beyer/Tuscan delivers milk and dairy products to over 5,000 customer locations in the metropolitan New York market, including New York City's five boroughs, Long Island, Westchester, and New Jersey. Drinks Americas will merge its current non-alcoholic sales and merchandising resources with the joint venture operation. Beyer/Tuscan is in the process of securing regulatory approval and licensing to become a beer distributor for the delivery of Drinks Americas' Rheingold Beer to its customer accounts. Rheingold Beer was introduced in New York in 1831 and was purchased by Drinks Americas in October 2005. Patrick Kenny, President and Chief Executive Officer of Drinks Americas, stated, "Our non-alcoholic beverage business is an integral part of our growth strategy. As we associate well-known icons with our brands, we emphasize exceptional taste and high quality packaging to over-deliver on consumers' expectations of our products. We expect continued sales growth as we rollout our Newman's products on a national basis. "Our joint venture with Beyer/Tuscan provides us the strategic advantage of our own proprietary route to market in a large and fragmented market of metropolitan New York. It will also be a major advantage in our re-launch of Rheingold Beer over the next couple of months." Henry Beyer, Chief Executive Officer of Beyer/Tuscan, stated, "I am very excited to combine the resources of our company with the sales and merchandising team of Drinks Americas. The joint venture should become an important part of our business and an additional way for us to service our customers."

Nice blog

Wednesday, January 03, 2007
Went to the Versace Mansion; Didn't Bring Camera; Had to Steal Pics Off the Internet

This is the outside patio area. A stage with a DJ was set up in the pool.

This is the first room you walk into.
Odd thing about that fountain in the middle: It appears as if streams of water
are falling down (as they ought to). However, the streams are just
plastic wires that look like water.

Anyway, somehow I ended up at the Versace mansion on Saturday night. Dave and I met up with my promoter friend at 510 Ocean. He and I both live in New York but were coincidentally in Miami at the same time. He used to promote in Miami so he has way more connections than my own none. We were supposed to go somewhere else after 510 Ocean but then he mentioned the Versace thing. Cool.

We walked over (me, I limped in my 4 inch stilletos) and it occurred to me that it was the same place that Gianni Versace was shot. Two and two together, all that. Now it's a nightclub--a private one, I think. There was some private party going on there, but my friend somehow managed to make a call that led to about 20 of us getting in. I imagine this was because we were with 15 underage models. That seems to be a good recipe for nightclub success. Matt Damon and his wife followed right behind us. Of course, I was starstruck. I am way too easily impressed by celebrities. Even better than celebrities, though, is free alcohol. Trump has a vodka out and it was hosting the party. The bar ran out of glasses when we got to it, so Dave found some cabinets and raided them. We were suddenly the most popular kids there. This was only momentary because Hillary Duff and her sister walked in. Then that Travis Barker guy and all his tattoos entered, followed by rumors of Kimberly Stewart. Dave and I were drunk so we started sending around text messages to our friends. Only, in our text messages, Adriana Lima and other cooler celebrities were there. Sorry, Kimberly. You bore me.

From there we proceded to get sh*tfaced off of our Trump Vodka (talk about brand name recognition, Donnie!) The promoter friend eventaully gathered up his herd of sheep and took us some place called Mint. It was a big smelly nightclub (a genre I can't stand) but the booze were free, so....

The only money we spent that night was on a taxi and some salads. As we ate our salads, we watched two paparazzis wait patiently for someone outside of Privé. They were passing the time by taking pictures of each other strutting down an invisible catwalk next to a parked Bulgatti. When Dave crossed the street to pay homage to the rare car, he neglected to ask the paparazzi who was inside. Completely useless, I say! We got home at 5 or 6 a.m. and didn't really make it out so much on New Year's Eve. Thank God. I hate New Year's Eve. I also hate resolutions.

Anyway, here's a picture of a Bugatti that was not in front of Privé. I also stole this off of someone else's site due to lacking a camera. Had I had a camera with me I would have taken some pic of the celebs and sold them to US Weekly. Either them or the sad little paparazzis. Oh yeah, back to the car. The one we saw was all black. If Dave would have told me it was a new Mercedes edition, I would have easily bought it. Sigh.

Investigating also Mike. Sudden tight lips everywhere.

Well, there you go. Afraid you just showed your level of committment in many areas. But I won't go there. Sad to think you think I'm telling people how to think, what to feel, and how to trade. I just know how easy it is to take a stock off when it pauses to confirm and then not be able to get bought back in. Plus you already said "trade" so that also indicates your level of committment; short term. If you think I'm thinking for you then that's an issue you'll have to resolve on your own. Just my opinion and this is still a forum for that.

Please no analysis/paralysis on this one. They will start running it when they are good and ready. Stare at it long enough and they will have your shares. I feel certain of that.

I have to remind everyone of this again.

I'm to the point that it doesn't make any sense to talk about tomorrow's action or next week's action. The moment we do that, people are going to be tempted to put in sell orders. Those are the same people that have been trying to buy more for three weeks waiting for the price to drop as much as possible. So, what's their next choice? Since they didn't add more, they think they'll be able to sell at some point and then load the truck on any slight pull back if it happens. Problem with that is EVERYBODY is thinking the same thing, and big buyers know that. People have been complaining for awhile now about how tough it is to get fills to buy. That is because of a share shortage. I'm telling you. If you take them off you run an enormous chance that you will be one of the many who is watching a chart waiting for it to turn and then won't be able to get filled. Look at all the names that aren't here now. It happened to them. They took their scalps from $1.35 to $2.00 or from $1.80 to $2.30 and are gone. They never bought back in or couldn't get bought below where they sold.

I personally don't care what anybody does. When the dust settles all I see is several large groups that are buying, have bought, or will buy as many shares as possible. Knowing that makes me believe firmly that they have done this before because they know where this stock is headed. Whether it sells down a shade tomorrow because Trump isn't on the Apprentice. That is what they want. Duh. Don't you think it will run the end of the week thinking it will be on next week's show? Why not. All the while though, and most important, sales are mounting. PRs on new cities and sales numbers are coming out. All moving towards earnings.

What difference does today make really?

The company has trademarked Titan. More than likely going to be an energy drink introduction and lend to the T&E drink trademark they got. Can you imagine if they go in and trademark Trump Titan? The Donald with an energy drink? Company could be going after the likes of HANS if that unfolds. Stock would go bananas!

Yeah Rom, good stuff. Video was locking up. Need to see that George burns bit. The best there ever was!

That makes no sense putting Absolut in a Trumpolitan. Especially in an article featruing the new Trump Bar that is Jezebels

Now that is a drink I would order! A bloody Rosie. Do I get to slap it first before I drink it?

NBC page views 755. 630 more in the last 12 hours.

I just hate that!

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