Replies to post #43449 on Nate's Food Company (NHMD)

[surfkast]

Nate’s Food Co. Announces Export of 3 Million Cans To China
November 18, 2014 08:00 AM Eastern Standard Time
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nate’s Food Co. (OTC: NHMD) announced today that it has reached an agreement to export 3 million cans to China. As a result of the shift in China towards a preference for westernized products and the lack of a dominant US Company, the Company views China as having greater potential for growth than the United States. The Company is forecasting that Chinese sales could exceed 25 million cans annually by 2018. Between the United States and China, the Company is expecting sales to exceed 50 million cans annually within the next 3-5 years.

The Chinese breakfast sector will grow by almost $15 billion over the next 4 years. Breakfast products, like pancakes and waffles, have become increasingly popular with consumers over the past decade. As China becomes increasingly globalized, consumer incomes and living standards are rising, especially amongst middle-class consumers. The consumption patterns of the middle class and Chinese youth have shifted towards a preference for westernized products, such as pancakes and waffles. The urban population is forecasted to reach nearly 1 billion by the end of the decade, which will further drive demand for bakery products, sales volumes of which will exceed 27 billion pounds by 2018.

[Mkrak23]

This is where you are wrong. There is strong demand for the product based on Batter Blaster. Hence, this is why it's being given another chance. I can name so many products that made it on the second chance.....apple being one of the most successful with their second chance. Apple was dead at one point, written off like certain individuals are writing off nhmd, but in the end apple/jobs was able to prove everyone wrong.

Listen, if I didn't try the product and felt the product would not sell, I would not be purchasing this stock. I have tried the product and it tastes great. I believe this product has the ability to make waves in the food industry. It can be a "game changer." To deny this, is to claim ignorance. Let's see what happens with purchase orders coming any day now.


Can only get one post in, so will squeeze in this response to surfcast.

Surf, you claim there is no shorting, yet here we are with a quote from a website you listed as evidence. Your own source stating that shorting happens. They even go on to show how the mm's control the price like we have stated with nhmd, but you stated otherwise.


"Known Shorters:

JIMK, POND, GNET or ARCA

You'll notice GNET and ARCA were also listed as ECN's so what this means is other MM's can short shares through these ECN's to go unnoticed"



"It's the market makers job to provide liquidity to the market. They hold a large amount of shares in which they sell to the firms or buy from the firms and they can pretty much move them around how ever they choose. They virtually control what the stock will do, how fast it will move, etc within reason. Stocks typically have 1 MM that is constantly moving around from ask to bid or playing both sides controlling the action. By buying and selling shares he can control the range that stock trades, when it will move, and what direction if he is in control of a large portion of those shares."


Our good mm friend that owned the movement of this stock for a while.
"Nite

This guy gets his own section, this is one of the MM's some people are intimidated by, even other MM's tend to avoid trading against him he can single handedly become the controller of a stock in the OTC market if he chooses to do so as other MM's tend to back off or trade with him rather then against, Other MM's take advantage of the fact that traders are intimidated by NITE and use that to their strength. NITE is associated with KCG (knight captial group) this group is a company soley designed to create stock liquidity."

http://www.stockaviator.com/the-level-2-big-players/