Waiting on Michael Holigan to tell PFOB'ers what he's going to do with the shell.
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Also, my distressed securities mentor Enterprising Investor was nice enough to attend the hearing that day: This was the confirmation to information I new as early as July when I found the link to the Michael Holigan/Backside Beverage LLC started in 2009.
No pump. Michael Holigan (Creditor) purchased the BK'd PFOB shell in November for $30K free and clear under the name "Merge Beverages" F.K.A. Holigan Racing. See the available filings in the Ibox or refer to Pacer.
Based on Holigans efforts, (we) the board believe his energy drink company, Pompis Energy, is the intended target. It appears the majority of his day to day efforts are focused on marketing this beverage to the hispanic communities in the select cities he has launched the brand. We do have a great deal of information located in the IBox and I am very confident that all the information is true and accurate and I politiely ask anyone to find fault in our boards findings.
Again, the majority here are convinced Pompis Energy/Backside Beverages will be our target but there is nothing officially declared and I don't expect it to until the trademark dispute with the PomWonderful company is settled. I have never pumped anyone to "load the boat." On the contrary, I promote entry positions at developmental junctures.
Bama
Spot on. Todays open was a classic psychological to move motivate holders to average down while maintaining a sideways move and capitalizing on the support. The seller(s) will need to empty their reserves pretty quick to keep the stock out of the .05's by Friday.
"Land never depreciates, it only depletes." remarks of an Alabama Certified Real Property Appraiser!!
Harsh action but predictable. Someone(s) dumping has no interest in the future of the stock. They are cashing the check for services rendered, 3rd party maybe all in my opinion.
Sponsorship...yes I meant to tie those posts together but I'm still working off my black berry until I get our home wireless networked decided. I feel Backside Beverages has covered all the bases distributing Pompis. Between the mobile food trucks (30,000) customers daily and the food markets and convience stores, there should be revenues. How much? To be determined. I'm focusing on finding the executive tree and Patrick Moore was a huge score for all the obvious reasons. MH has removed his facebook so I have lost that point of observation. I don't read anything into it but may have been removed for SEC reasons. That's a guess.
Judging the volume averages through out the entire day...shares were sold into this great PR with no regard to opportunities off significant dips in the action. In other words someone(s) disregarded potential price appreciation to rid themselves of a lot of this stock. Dumpage was their motive...my dear Watson. I suspect the same activity today.
IMO
With that kind of volume I suspect the company sold those while the iron is hot. IMO
Was Beiber compensated with shares? Could explain the share dump yesterday.
fund managers can legally add the stock to their investor portfolios when the Q is gone. Remember OTC stocks are often avoided by fund managers so there remains a level of risk. Good luck.
Chart looks like an upside down smile...the technical term is unhappy. Hope some took profits around noon.
The Grocers Supply Co., Inc. services more than 650 grocery stores, 1200 convenience stores and 200 schools in a 350 mile radius of Houston.
I think I found our Pompis Energy Convience Store Supplier based on the list of retailers The Grocers Supply Co services.
http://gscapps1.grocerybiz.com/gsc/retailers.aspx
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intro offer $26.00 case
http://www.grocerssupply.com/orderguides/Combined_April_2011_Newsletter.pdf
lil pompis, we need a Utah update when you get a chance.
Bama
Bieber? TMZ has covered this guy a lot. I don't think forming an alliance is very savy. Besides he has a short shelf life in my opinion. All in my opinion.
Update: I was right...actually I simply explained the obvious. The stock I commented on yesterday that attracted our angry poster yesterday got in some trouble today.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.aspx?board_id=10975
I don't pump. I don't scam. It either is something to buy and sell or it isn't. I'm long on PFOB for everything the evidence shows PFOB to be. A great opportunity..
Have a great day PFOB'ers.
Smart move.
Hey guys don't give this guy a second look. He's angry I've pointed out the obvious issues on another stock he is promoting. See my board posts. Some folks are so childish.
Everyone will not make money but it is legal.
I've no need to brag. I'm simply stating the obvious.
Why strive to create shareholder equity and NOI when promotional campaigns sell endless shares. Let off the gas a little CDOI.
If above average volume exist yet the PPS is unable to appreciate out side a price range for a given period of time. It usually is not easily identified at first hence the risk.
$1,000,000 promotional campaign?
The ole baited carrot PR. "negotiating" How about a PR when the company gets a signed contract for products or services. Watch for record volume and negligible PPS appreciation by EOD. Get the printing press warmed up in my opinion.
Media services are excellent tools as well...appears they are employing Tibbets Media
http://www.tibbetsmedia.com/clients.html
Spitting distance. I wonder how these two joined forces. Both Texas Tech grads but Holigan finished about the time Moore began. Neither attended the same HS. I don't find it interesting that Moore would jump into the construction sector after a long body of work in the beverage industry. I expect the partnership in Pompis would be a conflict of interest. Holigan may have pulled a few strings having such a strong influence in construction to facilitate the unbridled pursuit of Pomps Energy. Good move.
"Since joining Glazer's five years ago, Patrick Moore has proven himself to be a high performer with every new challenge we have given him. We believe that he is highly qualified to lead our Texas business," said Mike Maxwell. "We know that Patrick will be successful building on our competitive advantage in our largest state."
Publication on Moore's advancements at Glazers Beverages in 2010 before leaving to partner with Holigan.
Commenting on Moore’s appointment, Bennett Glazer said, “We are excited to have Patrick coming back to the Corporate Office to drive those initiatives that create competitive advantage for Glazer’s. Patrick did an outstanding job as Glazer’s Texas President, especially in the way he embedded a culture in the state for brand building and customer service. Patrick will work closely with Shawn to help our suppliers and customers create higher levels of value and performance.”
Glazer’s President Jerry Cargill said, “We believe that today’s appointments and promotions are indicative of Glazer’s commitment to fast paced growth and industry leadership. We are proud of the people who have been put into these senior roles, as it demonstrates our ability to develop talent and to secure the best talent in the industry.”
Commenting on Moore’s appointment, Bennett Glazer said, “We are excited to have Patrick coming back to the Corporate Office to drive those initiatives that create competitive advantage for Glazer’s. Patrick did an outstanding job as Glazer’s Texas President, especially in the way he embedded a culture in the state for brand building and customer service. Patrick will work closely with Shawn to help our suppliers and customers create higher levels of value and performance.”
Glazer’s President Jerry Cargill said, “We believe that today’s appointments and promotions are indicative of Glazer’s commitment to fast paced growth and industry leadership. We are proud of the people who have been put into these senior roles, as it demonstrates our ability to develop talent and to secure the best talent in the industry.”
Thank you. I knew in my gut Holigan would surround himself with competent people and people with experience in publicly traded beverage companies.
Strengths…
• Formulating and implementing initiatives to drive substantial revenue and market share growth
• Building top-flight sales, operations and support teams
• Maximizing sales, profits, market share and stake holder value .
• Providing superior customer service while keeping costs tightly under control
As a PFOB shell stock shareholder and Pompis Energy RM target believer, this is an encouraging resume.
Patrick Moore Specialties
P&L / Sales / Marketing / Operations / New Product Development / New Market Development
Turnarounds / Crisis Management / Multiple Channels and Markets / Mergers & Acquisitions
MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS
"Bigly" is a fair description stockchaser. Our shell is listed on the OTC by default. Depending on the team Holigan develops and the acceptance of the brand measured in NOI, we may trade else where by next year if the right investor awareness program is implemented and I'm not referring to pennystock promoters.
I apologize for my typos and long reply periods. I'm working off my BB until we replace our desktop.
Patrick Moore : Impressive new addition to Pompis Energy
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/patrick-moore/9/659/aaa
Patrick Moore's Experience
Executive Vice President - Sales & Marketing BRI Roofing & Sheet Metal LLC
Privately Held; Construction industry
June 2011 – Present (2 months)
Partner Pompis Energy
Consumer Goods industry
January 2011 – Present (7 months)
Corporate Executive Vice President - Brand Development Corporate Senior Vice President - Wine Glazer's Distributors
Privately Held; Wine and Spirits industry
January 2010 – January 2011 (1 year 1 month)
Corporate EVP of Brand Development, Corporate SVP of Wine - 2010 to 2011. Promoted to manage eight high-level executives whose responsibilities included the corporate wine, malt and fine wine businesses plus multi-cultural initiatives, new product development, training, recruiting and social media marketing.
President - Texas - Sales & Operations Glazer's Distributors
Privately Held; Wine and Spirits industry
November 2007 – January 2010 (2 years 3 months)
Led 10 executives plus 2500+ employees, 13 distribution centers, 1,95M square-feet of warehouse space and a 300+ vehicle fleet in the $1.4B Texas Division. P&L responsibility
Vice President Wine - Texas - Dallas, Texas Glazer's Distributors
Privately Held; Wine and Spirits industry
June 2005 – November 2007 (2 years 6 months)
Formulated short- and long-term Texas wine division ($500M) vision. Coordinated sales, marketing, business development, training & recruiting. P&L responsibility.
General Manager - Domaines & Estates - Dallas, Texas Glazer's Distributors
Privately Held; Wine and Spirits industry
February 2004 – June 2005 (1 year 5 months)
South Texas Regional - Domaines & Estates - Houston, Texas Glazer's Distributors
Privately Held; Wine and Spirits industry
December 2002 – February 2004 (1 year 3 months)
Vice President Sales & Marketing - Houston, Texas Martin Preferred Foods
Food Production industry
March 2000 – December 2002 (2 years 10 months)
On Premise Sales Manager - Houston, Texas Republic Beverage Company
Privately Held; Wine and Spirits industry
May 1994 – March 2000 (5 years 11 months)
o On Premise Sales Manager 1999 - 2000
o Retail Division Sales Manager 1997 - 1999
o Area Manager 1996 - 1997
o Wine & Malt Beverage District Sales Manager 1995 - 1996
o Wine & Malt Beverage Sales Representative 1994 - 1995
Patrick Moore's Education
Texas Tech University BA, Communication Studies
1987 – 1994
Activities and Societies: Saddle Tramps, Cheerleader
Lloyd V. Berkner High School
HDOGTX tweeted PFOB because I posted the court hearing information on the RM board not because he was paid. I believe you have made another incorrect assumption. Go look em up.