Time to junk Javo Beverage (JAVO)
Today's Financial News - Posted January 28, 2009
With an anticipation of future declines, its time to sell all shares of past TFN pick Javo Beverage Company, Inc. (JAVO)
By Laura Cadden, TodaysFinancialNews.com
Baltimore, MD (TFN): Javo Beverage’s share price has risen over 20% today after a long and miserable decline.
Just a few months back, things were looking golden for this maker and marketer of dispensable tea and coffee.
Their record sales and solid expansion made them one of my top picks in September.
But despite continued record-breaking revenues, the company STILL operates at a net loss in the millions.
Let’s not extend our losses.
Take advantage of today’s rally and dump any shares you might have of Javo Beverage Company Inc. (JAVO.OB).
Next Article: Carmax is up over 20% on our HSC American demographics play!
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January 29th, 2009 at 7:13 pm
I’m sorry, but your advice is:
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Please go home and don’t comment on the market anymore
January 30th, 2009 at 11:01 am
Well gee, Michael, how do you really feel?
January 30th, 2009 at 10:23 pm
Oops! You were a little late on your call by just a couple years. Ironically you made your call right before it made it’s biggest jump in 3 years. Are you trying to buy it from your readers?
February 2nd, 2009 at 11:30 am
When I recommended Javo in September, it was trading at $0.48. Even with the jump, it’s now at $0.22. With it’s continued operating losses, I don’t believe it’ll hit $0.48 again any time soon. Of course, the decision is up to each investor.
February 2nd, 2009 at 11:41 am
Javo is up again in a down market, did you bother to see some inside buying power….. recently.
February 2nd, 2009 at 11:48 am
Yes, Javocian. I did indeed see Mr. Baker’s large purchase. He continues to accumulate shares, as he did throughout last year. If someone bought shares of this stock at 11 cents (where it was sitting for much of the last month), they would be in a good position now.
February 2nd, 2009 at 9:53 pm
I bought JAVO in early 2006 at 0.31 and, when it moved up rapidly, I bought more at 0.45 and still more at 0.7. The stock advanced to somewhere around 2.3 before it hit a snag and finally started to decline. I sold in four trades starting at about 1.9 and ending at 1.25. Absolutely the best trade I’ve ever made. I kind of forgot about the stock until about last Sept. when I read a report by Vista Partners with a buy recomendation and a target of 1.38. This convinced me to buy JAVO again at 0.24 and I watched it decline to 0.10 and that is where I was last Friday. Today I’m sure happy I hung on and will hold and possibly add to my position. I will, however, be watching very carefully. I’ve watched JAVO rally wildly in the past and think there is at least some chance they can repeat the performance. Incidentally, I noted that Scripps Hospital in La Jolla was using JAVO and talked with the cafeteria manager — he was well satisfied with the product.
Orv