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Thank you for catching that. It was an error to have the word sales when it came to the company's revenue. IMMU did however, more than double its revenue in fiscal 2012, though most of the revenue came from $28.4 million in license fees and other revenues. I still believe that the future revenue of the company is with sales of its promising drugs in its pipeline.
I am glad to see RAD making moves in the right direction, but feel others in the space will outperform them. CVS and APHY will deliver better returns in the near and long term, in my opinion. Rite Aid Corp. doesn't offer chronic illness care at its small chain of clinics. But the company said last month it would start offering 10-minute online doctor consultations for $45 to store customers in several big cities. This may or may not help the company's bottom line.
Cargill Makes A Big Investment In The Future Of Stevia [View article]
Yes, Cargill has much deeper pockets than Stevia First. The bottom line is that we are seeing a major player attempting to emulate a process that an up and coming company (STVF) has already made strides in. In my opinion, it validates Stevia Firsts concept. All companies start small and with the right idea and execution, we see those small companies develop into profitable enterprises.
Cargill Makes A Big Investment In The Future Of Stevia [View article]
Stevia First announced back in August that it had entered into an exclusive and worldwide intellectual property license with the Vineland Research and Innovation Centre on the fermentation process.
While I like DNKN as a solid growth stock, I'm not as excited about PNRA. Though it makes an excellent product, I think the future trend in fast food will still come down to low price and consistency. MCD and DNKN offers both.
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I agree with what you wrote. However, years ago I was running a company for a man who spent many years developing food products and cooking equipment for the industry. We were discussing the growing number of bagel shops that were popping up across the country. It looked as though these healthier products were going to give the donut shops a run for their money. He told me that wouldn't happen, that people will eat healthy for a while, but the majority always go back to sugars and fats. So far he's proven right. We'll see if the trend toward healthier fast food lasts.
Adding Doughnuts To Your Portfolio May Increase Your Profits [View article]
When KKD donuts are hot they are wonderful, when they are cold they're awful. And that's one of the problems, they can't serve hot donuts all the time. When KKD opened up in Los Angeles people at first couldn't get enough of them - warm. But they shortly realized that KKD donuts didn't stand up to the local donut shops when they were cold. DNKN donuts holds up much better than KKD donuts, so it has a better chance to making it in SoCal... if they can get past the poor business climate.
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I like DNKN but am concerned about it opening stores in CA. CA has a very poor business climate, especially for restaurants. According to CKE Restaurants, owners of Carl's Jr, it costs $250K more to open a restaurant in CA than in Texas, plus the permitting process can take eight months to two years to get permits to build a restaurant in California. Add in the employment regulations, environmental laws, and the taxes, CA is a tough state to open any retail business.
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Very nice article, I too like DNKN as long as they grow slowly and carefully. I also like that about 60% of their sales come from Coffee and other drinks.
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The price that an analyst expects the stock to go within a certain time period, usually within one year. And it can change depending on the outlook of the company’s earning.
Out of hundreds of companies that us these service providers,RockieK sure seemed biased when he selected the companies with the worst track record. I don’t understand why you also leave out very useful information, like the fact that the auditor was only engaged with CHBT after the company had problems. Also it’s not apparent in any of those cases that these service providers did anything wrong at all. That being the case, I think the you should support your comment with facts.
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I look forward to reading your article.
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