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sounds like I'll be eating tons of pancakes soon lol,
if they get online sales going that fast!
PHSL 0012x0013 +30% on 325k volume
any clues on this one yet?
the dollar volume was big
another one getting current. hmm.
shorting only works if people will sell
is this current now?
everything I've found about TREN came from filings
once its shelf ready, shipping will be inexpensive. they need to accomplish that not only for online distribution, but it will drastically reduce cost of distribution to the big box stores as well.
Its important to the business model of the entire company.
false accusation.
I must have missed that.
I never saw a PR they had given up on shelf ready product.
In fact I thought we had been waiting for months for that already.
Based on the lab testing, the Company will initially roll out with a refrigerated product and will continue development on the shelf stable product.
you brought up shipping. so your intention is to come here,
and say that tren has no functional business model correct?
perhaps since you know so little about tren you should stick to your own board?
I've never seen a refrigerated syrup.
you just lost all credibility.
sorry.
or nate has no clue how to make syrup.
good luck to you.
depends on whether the product has to be
refrigerated or not.
shipping is cheap
if you don't have to keep it cold.
yours had to be kept cold correct?
my understanding was
they had worked out placing it on shelves
without refrigeration. is not not true?
its income for both companies. nates sells a can wholesale here, for exactly the same as a big box store. no difference.
tren would have a much higher profit margin per can than nates
or a big box store by making online sales.
now if you believe nate, that they don't really want to sell anything online, I'd have to question that business concept.
a sale is a sale. if they drive millions of sales online, it only
helps nates. without having to ship it to a big box, and wait
90 days for payment. so its probably more profitable to sell online
even with the same wholesale price structure. that's no hype.
just math.
but don't worry about it.
just don't buy any tren.
focus on nates. no problem with that.
I'm not coming on to your board
telling you not to buy nates.
I love pancakes.
the minute I can I'll buy 100 cans
and give them all away.
and people will order more.
I'm going to eat my way to success!
thanks
checked the address, seems to be
an office space.
http://www.boulderdowntown.com/go/broadway-suites-and-office-partners
any clues about the owner yet?
so this is a reinstatement?
well its the same people that brought you nates,
so if you don't trust these folks,
you might reconsider nates too.
good luck to you.
btw, I found nates when it was 00s.
if you research the board
you'll see I was one of the first investors that found it.
the premerger ticker was CRRA
I'm here because they did a fabulous job
merging Nates into crra.
so I'm willing to risk again,
on tren.
no problem, I've done very well in nates as well,
but I do remember very clearly how upset shareholders
were in the beginning with nates focusing on online only
because of the difficulties in getting into the big box stores
the low margins, and costs. etc.
but let me ask you this.
if you owned 99% of tren
wouldn't you do something with it?
remember they only have a comparatively small
position in nates.
so I have no doubt they'd like to get
tren in on the pancake foodchain
they've indicated syrups
and online distribution of pancakesinacan
so far
the original intention was online sales only, no big box stores if you recall, because the margins are so much better with online sales, and they felt it was a niche product that would do extremely well online.
then there was a shift to refocusing on trying distribution via big box stores. I'm guessing because shareholders complained they wanted that.
but you better be careful with assuming they won't pursue online distribution aggressively. any snag with getting into a big chain,
and the online sales will be blowing the doors off on sales,
while the longer wait to work out the details of getting into the chains might occur.
there is nothing set in stone here yet.
I'm betting we hear news soon:
expected distribution agreements
product for the expected distribution agreements
up to $40,000,000 Annually
Nate’s Food Co. (NHMD) announced today that the Company has agreed to acquire a new rotary piston filling can line. The new line will be capable of producing between 8,000,000 and 10,000,000 cans per year and will be completely installed at the Company’s factory in Fairfield, California within the next 10-12 weeks. The Company has begun moving its production from its Los Angeles co-packer to its factory line in Fairfield. The initial components are expected to be installed in the next 3-4 weeks with the remaining components added on to increase the number of cans produced per minute. As a result, the Company will be able to supply product for the expected distribution agreements without any delays.
and if they do syrup, its a one-two punch. those syrups could carry over to all brands would be great cross marketing for the pancakes in a can
the amazon of pancakes. I like it!
onlinedistribution more profitable than manufacturing in this case
doesn't TREN stand to make more_revenue_per_can than nate's? through the margins afforded via online distribution?
if TREN is NHMD online distributor, news_is_huge_for TREN ! the coming capacity is gigantic
capable of producing between 8,000,000 and 10,000,000 cans per year
the Company will be able_to_supply_product for the_expected_distribution_agreements without any delays.
speaking of which, huge news out this morning,
now that we're tied at the hip, should impact this one as online distribution for nhmd at TREN unfolds
with the developments unfolding here with nate's, the accumulation pattern here is evident. so some that have made a trading pattern of buying small on dips to flip, then posting negative info about other tickers to create the atmosphere to do it again, is likely to stop working as a strategy. they will get left behind, coulda woulda shouldas. its a common pattern on the smaller share structure stocks that vary in volume it seems. until the day news momentum carries them far beyond that chart strategy working any more.
seems like a PR is overdue
might finally be able to bounce some today, if the selling is going to be finished up early for a change
usually the big print in the spread has meant they're done selling the big chunks for the day. we'll see if that's the case today. came mighty early. has usually been happening mid day. but maybe there was enough volume today for them to sell earlier than usual.
seems like they have a big headstart on the health smartwatch market with this
many of the shares that went off on the bid were not represented on L2. when you see unrepresented shares going off at the ask and no MM movement, it's usually a sign of dilution. and the converse generally holds, so when unrepresented shares trade at the bid do not change it, its usually accumulation.