I first received emails promoting Patriot Berry Farms (PBFI) yesterday prior to the market open. Some of these emails linked to the pump page at HealthyStockProfits.com. Yesterday is also the first day the stock attracted meaningful trading volume. This looks like a half-assed pump and I expect it to dump soon.
Disclosed budget: $175,000
Promoter: PigeonRock Media & Wall Street Revelator / Andy Carpenter
Paying party: affiliates of PigeonRock Media
Shares outstanding: 71,409,871
Previous closing price: $0.84
Market capitalization: $60 million
Considering the six-month price target is only $1.81, I think it likely that the stock will never make it to $1.00
Screenshot of PBFI pump page:
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PDF copy of pump page
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When you’re looking at a stock promotion, what’s the most important thing to consider when you’re deciding whether to trade it. I’ve been told to look at the promotional budget first, then the shares outstanding. It looks like you might agree, since I see you have them listed for this stock and others. Does anything else even matter?
I take the budget with a huge grain of salt — they can be inflated or be outright lies. The most important thing is the volume and the price action. The second most important thing is the number of free trading shares that insiders will be able to dump (restricted shares by definition can’t be sold so total share count is less important than free-trading shares).
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https://www.streetinsider.com/SEC+Filings/Form+DEF+14C+Patriot+Berry+Farms%2C+For%3A+Sep+26/12070581.html
I think it’s a good fit