Investors need to ask themselves about the quality of a company before investing, and when dealing in pinks there will be many questions even with a great looking company, thus, the reasons they trade at this level. There was a recent pump job, a coffee stock called J@MN. It went from .10 to 6.00 without anything behind it, barely enough coffee beans to make a pot of coffee. When word got around about the pump and the company's lack of substance, it was over. This stock, TBBC may have been chosen as a pump play, and maybe it ran .15+ higher, and dropped the same today, give or take, but the reason it didn't fall apart is because, IMO it has so much going for it. They have gone international, including the rights to sell in China, needless to say a monster of potential, they have won over 75 awards for their products from well known critics. They have completed an infomercial 28 minutes long that has been tested, tweaked and is ready to be broadcast in a few weeks. A hard mailer is planned to support the infomercial. Infomercials, if successful
can generate tremendous revenue. I haven't seen it yet, and I have no idea of it's quality, so I cross my fingers that it's been done well and isn't the local advertisement type. The bottom line is that this company should have so much, good, real news, huge increase of revenue in 3Q, and the EOY fins should be nothing short of shocking. This company has the product, and the management team, but it lacked advertisement. Well, not anymore. IMO this isn't going to shoot to $50, but as many non pumping type investment companies have reported, it should be a $3 to $5 stock by end of 2012. Today's selling is a great buying opportunity. It should speak volumes that yes, it dropped, but not 50% or much more like a real pump stock does when the pump is over. Lastly, it's almost embarrassing to lump this in with pump type stocks, it just has so much potential right ahead of it, and quality product in it's arsenal.
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