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I don't believe the results for the fourth quarter (Oct., Nov., Dec.) have come out yet. I'm sure they won't be anything great, but I know they will beat the fourth quarter for 2012.
I agree with you RMcNasty1; I've followed pretty much the same path as you and I'm very happy with my investment in Pulse. Wishing you and all investors the very best.
I don't know, but I can tell you're interested so you might want to check pulsebeverage.com or just type in pulse beverage after bringing up bloomberg.com or marketwatch.com or morningstar.com or nytimes.com etc etc etc.
I agree with you 100% Kathryn2.
Not a bad finish.
Gute nacht mein freund.
The only things that are certain about the stock market: 1)no one can guarantee what a stock will do 2)if you can't afford to lose money, you shouldn't invest it 3)a stock can often surprise everyone; even the most savvy investor 4)I am long on Pulse Beverage.
Ditto.
Try it again; Happy New Year to ALL.
Happy New Year to everyone; hope for your success and happiness in this new year and beyond.[color=red][/color]
Hi Yeen, you can check out the article on Albertsons and Pulse Beverage and the stores that are now selling Pulse; I'll give you a couple of examples: Albertsons in Dallas, TX, phone # (972)387-8996, Albertsons in Tucson, AZ, phone # (520)623-7449 etc. etc. You know more than one store in a metropolitan area with a big chain like Albertsons sells a particular product.
Pulse sells their products in some high-class stores; one of those being HyVee; they are one of top 20 supermarket chains in the U.S. and top 50 private companies in this country. They have over 240 stores in eight midwestern states including Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota and Wisconsin. Thought you might be interested.
I recently talked with a girl who works in HyVee's corporate office; all of their stores presently carry Cabana.
Sounds like a good idea.
The HyVee in my hometown started carrying Pulse in June of this year and I know the sales are good; I've spoken with the manager and like I said in my previous statement, if you want to get to the truth, talk with employees/management.
I found it took a while for things to get going for HyVee; I called their corporate office in Des Moines, Ia. and they gave me approximate date when stores would start carrying Pulse (which they now do).
Gradually adding more PLSB shares to my account. . .Merry Christmas.
. . .and staying long.
I believe Pulse is a fantastic opportunity; I'm still going strong.
I hope everyone really had a nice Thanksgiving; I sure did. I realize all the time how important so many things are. . .and others, ehhh, don't waste your time. I am happy I found PLSB; the stock is moving slow, but its a good company and I'm able to buy more shares a little at a time; that's fine with me. . . to each their own.
Sounds nice, Guy. Only a fool would drop a good stock with great potential in its budding years. . .so goes PLSB.
So you or others don't get the wrong idea, I was referring to the bashers who frequent us so often.
Do you ever wonder about these people that spend so much time bad-mouthing a stock? Used to make me wonder if this was maybe some long-lost relative or just a really fantastic person who had a special place in their heart to protect me and other people from making a big mistake and investing in a stock that these super-smart investment gurus know is a loser. Wow, I guess there are some really intelligent stock-savy professionals out there who just don't have anything else to do but go out and protect "us folks" who aren't nearly as smart as they are. Now let's see who responds to this comment. . .notice I didn't mention any names. Will the real pros please step forward.
So am I Robin. I gradually bought 4,000 shares of PLSB in 2011-2012; got those shares at various prices (.53 up to about .65/shr) and sold them shortly after at a loss (because the stock started dropping). Then the stock gradually went up (eventually to 1.44/shr); I'm still kicking myself for selling when I did; bad move. I've bought back in, in 2012-2013 at some pretty good prices and I won't make the mistake of selling again; I've been to their corporate office in Colorado; this stock is going places and now I'm long on Pulse Beverage.
Be on the lookout.
Hey, Guy; don't worry about the bashers. . .they eventually die-off.
I'm with you on that, G26.
I bought 1250 shares this morning; nice!
Wow, what a SUPER TIME to buy!!!!!!!!!
Remeber good old onthelak42? Does an octopus swim in a lake? I don't remember if that was ever decided.
Alriiight!
Thanx for sharing that, Guy; that's the kind of news that gets me excited too!
You know, Guy; I thought the octopus was pretty much a sea-going creature. I didn't know they could be found on the lake. . .but, hey, I guess stranger things have happened.
I sense an octopus close by.
I agree with you. . .100%!!!!
On having knowledge of the direction things are going, I think I'll trust Edgar Online.
Income Statement
View: Annual Data | Quarterly Data All numbers in thousands
Period Ending Jun 30, 2013 Mar 31, 2013 Dec 31, 2012 Sep 30, 2012
Total Revenue 1,331 789 237 802
Cost of Revenue 830 533 202 513
Gross Profit 501 255 36 289
Operating Expenses
Research Development - - - -
Selling General and Administrative 798 1,346 928 1,026
Non Recurring - - - -
Others - - - 27
Total Operating Expenses - - - -
Operating Income or Loss (298) (1,091) (862) (764)
Income from Continuing Operations
Total Other Income/Expenses Net 6 4 (487) 0
Earnings Before Interest And Taxes (299) (1,087) (1,359) (753)
Interest Expense - - (3) 3
Income Before Tax (299) (1,087) (1,356) (756)
Income Tax Expense - - - -
Minority Interest - - - -
Net Income From Continuing Ops (299) (1,081) (1,357) (756)
Non-recurring Events
Discontinued Operations - - - -
Extraordinary Items - - - -
Effect Of Accounting Changes - - - -
Other Items - - - -
Net Income (292) (1,087) (1,346) (767)
Preferred Stock And Other Adjustments - - - -
Net Income Applicable To Common Shares (292) (1,087) (1,346) (767)
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Also the amount of time you hold a stock has to do with taxes you pay on a profit: (when we do get to that place and I believe we will) if you hold the stock a year or under, that's a short term gain; higher taxes and if you hold it a year and a day or longer, that's a long term gain; lower taxes. You may know this already, but it's an interesting point for those who aren't familiar with the tax laws.
Checking in every day and continuing to buy while it's at a lower pps.
How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?