High Performance Beverages Comp. (TBEV)

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HE IS TALKING ABOUT .28 PER SHARE,52 WEEKS HIGH.LOL.LET'S SEE .0028 FIRST AND THEN WE TALK ABOUT .28. Considering that TBEV is gearing up for a big promotional campaign among the investment community, I hold the opinion that these shares will see a new 52-week high of $0.28 per share.
OPINIONS/EDITORIALS Last Updated: Oct 10th, 2015 - 17:44:36

He Who Sows Money Reaps Money
Written by Baruti M. Kamau, Citizen Reporter
The Barutiwa Daily Times | Oct 12, 2015, 15:40 hours EST

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This editorial/opinion piece entitled "He Who Sows Money Reaps Money" is not a solicitation to buy or sell stock in the High Performance Beverage Company (Pink Sheets: TBEV).

Money and wealth are tools. They are not everything and should not be construed as something akin to God. However for many people (poor or not) money and wealth is everything. People spend the majority of their lifetime trying to obtain enough money and wealth to live comfortably. In reality, life is not fair. It is not perfect. All of our lives are pestered with factors and events we never thought would happen. These events can be catastrophic and prevent us from getting ahead financially. Yet, in the Western world, we have been taught to believe that our form of capitalism can deliver us from the abyss of poverty and misery only if we would acquire the discipline of savings and the investing of our savings into prudent capital ventures. Theoretically, if we followed this elementary equation then we are told that we should be able to retire wealthy in old age. I believe in that simple equation of savings plus investments equals wealth. My personal and professional actions in the capital markets over the last 20 plus years have primarily centered around speculating in high risk securities, such activity has proven lucrative for me and disastrous at varying times thus far. And therefore, I will not advocate such a strategy for individual investors who are unwilling to confront a complete loss of their portfolio's value.

If I have sustained your interest thus far, then I'm confident that you are a regular participant in capital markets dealing with high risk securities such as penny stocks. If this is true, then you want to be rich. And if you are already rich, then you want to be richer. The most beautiful and attractive aspect of penny stock investing is that it offers the poor man an inexpensive venue into the stock market, which in time could elevate him from the status of poverty to the desired status of wealth. For instance, when I first entered the penny stock realm in 1993 I invested in Colonial Data Technologies. It was a penny stock. I fetched 1000 shares for 25 cents each. That was a $250 investment. That's all I could afford at the time. That company was the original manufacturer of the caller id. It's common stock traded on the Amex under the ticker symbol CDT. In 1996, Colonial Data's caller id technology was bought out by one of the big telecoms at the time. I sold at $33 per share. I made a lot of money from a small investment. It was more money than I ever had at the time. You can easily see the risk/reward factor involved here. Invest in high risk securities for a better return on your money. Invest in low risk securities to enjoy capital preservation and a humble return on your money.

Now, let's fast forward from the 1990s to 2015 when the capital markets are dealing with onerous state and federal regulations and an investment public that want high returns with little to no risk. In such an environment, there has always been exceptional companies that emerge from nothing and become something to make all of their investors rich. I believe that the High Performance Beverage Company (Pink Sheets: TBEV) is one of those unique companies. Why?

First: It is a penny stock. Not one of your usual penny stocks though. It is a sub-penny stock, meaning it trades for less than a penny per share. Which also means that you can fetch a million or more shares for a couple of thousand dollars. Interesting...because 2 million shares can make you a millionaire if the stock trades as high as 50 cents per share.

Second: It produces a unique product, a sports drink that target the nutritional needs of athletes. Interesting...if the company's High Performance fruit punch continue to sell out on Amazon, then it will be a matter of time before Walmart and other national retail outlets will want it on their shelves. This means revenue, sales, bank financing, profits and a soaring stock price.

Third: The company's board of directors and officers are dedicated to obtaining non-toxic financing and minimizing the influence of convertible debt note holders. This was confirmed on Friday (October 9th) in a morning press release stating that the High Performance Beverage Company received $5 million in financing from GHS Capital LLC.

Fourth: The High Performance punch is receiving endorsements from professional athletes in the NFL, NBA, NHL and NASCAR.

CONCLUSION
The High Performance Beverage Company (Pink Sheets: TBEV) is a developmental stage company with a newly manufactured product the "High Performance Punch" being introduced to market. The company's chairman and ceo, Toby McBride believes the High Performance Punch nutritional sports drink will boldly compete with Gatorade and eventually gain a bigger market share. The company's common stock TBEV trades on the lowest tier of the OTC stock market known as the Pink Sheets. It's common stock is not generally known among the investment community and explains why its value is below a penny per share. However, the investment community's lack of awareness spells opportunity for those who know of it. Keep in mind the title of this editorial "He Who Sows Money Reaps Money". As of this writing, the High Performance Beverage Company shares can be purchased literally at rock bottom prices. Considering that TBEV is gearing up for a big promotional campaign among the investment community, I hold the opinion that these shares will see a new 52-week high of $0.28 per share.

Write to Baruti M. Kamau at [e-mail]

Editor's Note: This is the second article in a series about the High Performance Beverage Company.

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