Replies to Post #80076 onHall of Fame Beverages, Inc (HFBG)

Replies to #80076 on Hall of Fame Beverages, Inc (HFBG)

dmerc

10/08/10 1:00 PM

#80081 RE: COBFIRE #80076

Nice!! ;o)

TheNinja

10/08/10 1:01 PM

#80083 RE: COBFIRE #80076

NICE!!! Great DD. This thing is taking longer than I thought, and as long as dilution stays under control I think we'll have a major runner here. Unless Calvin Ross somehow convinced distibutors, Larry Johnson, Animation studio, and a IR firm of some giant scam, this appears to be the real deal. OF course it might take a while for revenues to start to come in and reflect a huge change in PPS, but I don't expect to make 1000% overnight or anything. I know we all want to make money NOW, but I'm VERY curious to see where the PPS sits 1 year from now. I would be shocked if we aren't up 500-1000% easily.

We all....me included :) ....need to just chill out and relax. Stop bothing HFBG, distibutors, studios, etc. and let them work their jobs. Let's give it some time....I"m going to head my own advice.

here2help

10/08/10 1:33 PM

#80097 RE: COBFIRE #80076

IMO,the entity that owns the casinos may be the one that has been financialy backing HFBG's current projects, probably in exchange for a percentage of future revenue when the products become more popular and sales rise! Or it could be Larry Johnson himself he's a part owner, right! I mean if they're not diluting, HFBG must have someone backing them! Someone recognizes the enormous profit potential of this project! IMO, this is going to be HUGE!

Money for (the first production run and second, the commercial, the promotional materials and then there's the deal with the baked goods), came from somwhere! IMO, i have not seen any evidence of dilution to support that kind of expences, unless the collateral were resricted shares.

From the 08/31/2010 PR;

Johnson and company executives are currently meeting in Las Vegas, Nevada, to finalize a deal with a major casino chain that has casinos in Las Vegas and many other areas around the country to carry the sweet tea products. Pricing and a marketing campaign are being negotiated before the casino takes the product. Johnson said, "Grand Ma Ma's Sweet Southern Tea is a natural fit in Las Vegas. This is where I got my start, and I came back here to get my degree and stayed, so I would love to make this work in Vegas."

Go HFBG
GLTA, h2h