FHBC crushes expectations, jumps 200% in minutes
Published: Tue, 04/18/17
 SMS alerts can make the difference between a profitable trade and a missed opportunity. Text “alert” to 97000 to receive our instant, reliable and free SMS alerts. Morning all, FHBC is in vintage form and has not disappointed us today. It gapped up a little and opened at around $0.0125, and hit a high of $0.03 within 10 minutes of the trading day. That's real potential tradable gains of 140%, in just minutes. Since then we've seen some profit taking. That's understandable after such a quick triple digit move. But with pullbacks comes opportunity. FHBC dipped back to around $0.0135 at around 10.15am EST before sharply bouncing to $0.0190 for another 40% tradable gain within 20 minutes. This is the volatility we love to trade. FHBC appears well supported at various levels, and the volume & liquidity is high today, so keep looking for opportunities to "buy the dip and sell the rip". The Company also released some news after the bell this morning that they will be producing product with the intent to Private Label its products for national retailers. Exciting times ahead. You can read all about it at http://finance.yahoo.com/news/fernhill-beverage-enters-private-label-134500985.html All the best today. SmallCapMomo.com --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hello fellow investors / traders, Last week we gave you a couple of nice winners in LRGR and ITMC. Now a new trading week has dawned. It all starts today with FHBC. We first alerted you to FHBC back in late Jan / early Feb, and it delivered 30-50% potential one day gains depending on where you bought and sold. And even more incredibly, just a few days after we alerted it, FHBC skyrocketed 600% as it ran from $0.01 to $0.07 in one day. Now FHBC is back trading at the same levels it was when we first alerted it, and we think it could be ready to run once again. To refresh your memory, and for the benefit of the many hundreds of new members that have joined us since then, here is why we like FHBC for a trade... First, FHBC has a small market cap of less than $1m, and an extremely low float of around $152k. You don't get much smaller than this. And you should all know by now, the smaller the float, the better. Here is a quick "trading 101" lesson. The float is the number of shares available to buy and sell. The fewer shares available means demand (from buyers) can greatly outstrip supply (from sellers), causing a fast and sharp price movement. This is exactly what we saw when we alerted it to you earlier this year. The market cap is the domain of investors who seek "value". Generally the smaller the market cap, the more value there is. So, we've checked two boxes already. A few months ago FHBC gained over 200% in just a few days on the news that the Company has secured the initial production date for Roadkill XL-XF (Roadkill Extra Large-Extra Flat) Vitamin Packed drink. This was followed by the news last month the Company had completed the first production of the Roadkill XL. Strong catalysts indeed. Below is the chart of FHBC, You can see the recent gains it has made, quite impressive indeed. You can also see the strong long term consolidation and support. We think this could be an excellent launching pad for more gains in the coming days.  About FHBC... FHBC. has identified the largely overlooked and under-served child and pre-teen market segment within the multi-billion dollar beverage industry. The company’s initial product offering is called Roadkill which is packaged in a very attractive 12oz. slim bottle that fits smaller hands perfectly. A subsequent offering, as outlined in this recent press release, is the Roadkill XL-XF which is ready to hit the production line. The XL-XF will be a branch product designed to complement the existing brand. While the original Roadkill has found an audience in the 8-14-year-old age category, Roadkill XL-XF will be targeted toward the 12-18-year-old market. You can learn more about FHBC at their website http://fernhillbev.com/ Growth Opportunities for FHBC The non-alcoholic beverage market is projected to grow from roughly $160 billion in 2008 to almost $190 billion by 2020, driven by growth in smaller, emerging “better-for-you” brands According to one report, approximately $35 billion of market share is up for grabs for small brands - such as FHBC According to a report by FONA International, youth as a whole (8- to 24-year-olds) carry a staggering $211B in spending power. Moreover, teens aged 13 to 18 years wield a whopping $208.7B in purchasing power. Families will spend about $117.6B annually on teens for food, apparel, personal care and entertainment. The report found that moms ask their teens for their opinions before making purchases for the following—restaurants (90%), snacks (88%), cereal (87%) and beverages (83%). Total annual teen income in the U.S. is about $91.1B, and teens will spend 18% or roughly $16.4B on food. FHBC Could Benefit From The Projected $1.9T Global Non-Alcoholic Beverage Industry Transparency Market Research has announced the publication of a market research report that examines the global market for non-alcoholic drinks and its crucial elements. The report gives an expansive overview of the market with the help of detailed quantitative as well as qualitative data pertaining to the past and present states of market elements, along with an analysis of the impact of the major growth drivers, challenges, and trends on the market’s future developmental aspects. The major factors said to benefit the global non-alcoholic drinks market include the rising disposable incomes in developing regions, changing consumer food and beverage preferences, and the introduction of numerous flavors and variants in the non-alcoholic beverages market. The report states that the global non-alcoholic beverages market, which had a valuation of $1.4T in 2013, will expand at a 4.3% CAGR over the period between 2014 and 2020 and reach $1.9T by 2020. In terms of volume, the market is expected to expand at a similar 4.9% CAGR, propelling the consumption of non-alcoholic beverages from 912.77B liters in 2013 to 1,289.03B liters by 2020. Of the key regional markets examined in the report, North America dominated the global market for non-alcoholic beverages. However, over the report’s forecast period, the market for non-alcoholic beverages in Asia Pacific is expected to expand at the fastest pace. Soft drink is the largest product segment valued at 471.07B liters in 2013. However, tea and coffee segment is expected to be the fastest growing market growing at a CAGR of 7.0% from 2014 to 2020. Increasing amount of disposable income owing to rapid industrialization is one of the major factors fueling the demand for soft drinks. However, Asia Pacific is also one of the major markets for non-alcoholic drinks. The non-alcoholic drinks market in Asia Pacific was valued at $332.22B in 2013 and is expected to be fastest growing market for non-alcoholic drinks. Here is FHBC in a nutshell... FHBC produces and distributes an innovative product in a massively growing market, has a tiny market cap and an extremely small float. The low float almost guarantees that an increase in demand could result in a substantial price movement. The chart has pulled back from recent gains and has potentially bottomed out here... great risk v reward trade potential. The recent news catalyst is resonating with shareholders and traders which could provide continued buying interest. Pull FHBC up now and do your research, and be ready to trade. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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