Post by Emperor AAdmin on May 23, 2014 12:11:45 GMT -5
This Company is the Only Way You Can Profit
from an Industry With 57% Profit Margins
That's Growing 18.5% per Year.from an Industry With 57% Profit Margins
Buy PBFI now at under $1.00 and watch it potentially triple your money.
My target: $3.98
Dear Fellow Investor,
If you thought gold and gold mining stocks had a hot run, wait till you see what’s coming up next.
In fact, the metrics in this industry look a lot like gold mining:
A $5.3 billion industry hardly anyone has ever heard of
A market growing by a lightning-fast 18.5% a year
Profit margins that can easily reach 57%, and even up to 72%1
That means 72 cents of every dollar is pure profit.
And a bet on the industry alone could net you 97% in the next four years.11
But that’s not enough for me. I want to see stocks that double and triple practically overnight.
Stocks like LNG, which I bought near the end of 2011 at under $5.00.
By the end of 2012 LNG was trading at $18. And by the end of 2013 it hit $45.
As of this writing, I’m up more than 1,000%.
And then there’s INSM. I bought that stock in mid-2012 at just over $3.00. Twelve months later it hit $16, and I had profits of over 400%.
Those are the kind of stocks I like, which is why I love PBFI.
Maybe I wouldn’t have noticed the stock if it weren’t for a man named Stanford Phelps.
Phelps is a Wall Street maverick who got famous back in the 1980s when he started trading a little known strategy called distressed debt.
Meet Charles Moskowitz
Charles Moskowitz knows how to analyze a small company to determine whether it’s a solid investment, or if it has inherent problems that spell, “stay away.”
He honed his skills a value investor for Bear Stearns, buying undervalued companies and handing them to the company’s corporate finance department for asset valuation and sale. He also excelled as one of Bear Stearns’ experts in bringing small companies public.
Looking for a new challenge, Mr. Moskowitz decided to build his fortune, and so traded his own money on the Pacific Coast Options Exchange in San Francisco, using Bear Stearns as his clearing firm.
One day in the late 1990s a client asked him to come to their offices in Dallas to consult on a business problem. After solving it in short order, they asked him to help run the company, which he did, including building it to be the Forbes No. 1 growth story of 1996. That company grew to be a major private label food company and was purchased this year by a private group.
In 2011, when a publisher friend asked him to run a theoretical trading account for his newsletter, Charles agreed. He started mid-year, and 33 weeks later the year ended with the portfolio up 77%.
The next year, 2012, was even better, with total trading returns of 171%.
2013 proved better still, with returns hitting 284%.
Mr. Moskowitz’s picks include:
LNG - Bought near end of 2011 at under $5.00. By the end of 2012 LNG was trading at $18, and by the end of 2013 it hit $45. At close of trading on May 2, LNG was at $56.91, for total gains exceeding 1,000%.
INSM - Bought in mid-2012 at just over $3.00. Twelve months later it hit $16, and profits over 400%.
ALYI - Started buying in March this year at $0.036, and reached $0.135 on May 2, for total gains of 50%.
Mr. Moskowitz’s newest pick is PBFI. Don’t miss out on gains that could potentially be some of the biggest you’ve ever seen. Call your broker today with this report to buy Patriot Berry Farms, PBFI.
You can subscribe to Charles Moscowitz’s newsletter,The Moscowitz Report, by visiting
www.themoskowitzreport.com/subscribe.html
He made a fortune, and left more than a little blood in the streets in his battle for control of distressed companies.
He didn’t mind getting dirty in the trenches when the stakes meant millions – even billions – of dollars.
Phelps went on to amass a fortune in energy and oil refining, a fortune that’s still growing. Because he sees trending markets before anyone else.
Now he’s discovered a new trend. And this time he’s putting everything he’s got into it.
“I plan to hang on to this project,” Phelps says. “I want this to be my legacy.”
The Definition of Big, Bold, Insanely Profitable Investments
If the man who is the very definition of big, bold, insanely profitable investments is calling this his legacy project, it must be huge9.
That’s one reason he’s doing it quietly. Because he’s first, and he wants to keep it that way.
Once a month he slips out of the office and heads for Florida to check on his legacy project.
There, on 17,000 acres roughly between Orlando and Tampa, he enters the trenches again.
But this time he doesn’t jump in fighting.
Because this is a different kind of trench, the real dirt kind.
With hardly anyone noticing – especially anyone from Wall Street – he’s been planting one of the world’s most profitable crops – blueberries.
What on earth is the man the media call a Wall Street “visionary” doing with blueberries?
As usual, he’s in the right place at the right time, because profit margins for blueberries can be as high as 57%, which puts this venture on a par with gold mining.1
And the market is experiencing a boom time like you wouldn’t believe. The berry market is $5.3 billion strong, and growing at 18.5% a year.2
How You Can Profit Like the Junk Bond King of Wall Street.
(Grow Yourself a Fortune)
If you try to get a piece of Phelps’ legacy investment, you’ll be out of luck.
Unless you know what I’m going to show you in this report:
That there’s only one way you can share the kind of profits that wealthy producers like Phelps pocket from this exploding market.
Because there’s just one competitor that has a chance to be as big as Phelps.
It’s the only public company I've seen in this whole booming, high-profit market, and it’s on an acquisition drive to consolidate the industry under its corporate name. That name is Patriot Berry Farms (PBFI) and you won’t want to forget it.
I’m forecasting that their stock is going to double in no time, and it won’t stop there.
This little stock, trading at under $1.00 today, could very well go on to 300-500% gains, maybe more10.
Because after doing my research and performing my analysis, I believe Patriot will beat Phelps.
Why? Because it’s got all the ingredients – right product, right market, right time, right talent, right price, right now.
After many pages of notes and calculations, I boiled it all down nine reasons why Patriot (PBFI) could potentially double in no time, and go on to 300-500% gains longer term.
Some of the reasons you’re about to see are so powerful that you’ll want to jump on PBFI right away. Because the biggest profits always go to the trader or investor who gets in at the beginning of the trend.
Here are all nine reasons:
#1 As Profitable as Gold Mining
(I’ll take 57% profit margins all day long!)
No wonder Phelps jumped so fast into blueberries.
The profit margins can be phenomenal.
In fact, blueberries are 32 times more profitable to grow than Iowa corn.
Even more impressive, an efficient berry operation has a net profit margin that’s right up there with gold mining!
While gold mining has a 59%3 margin, berry farming sits just below, at 57%4.
When it comes to profit, Phelps is no dummy. He knows that means 57 cents of every dollar is pure profit.
In fact, it’s possible for blueberry operations to have profit margins as high as 72%, as reported by the Department of Agriculture of Canada’s Saskatchewan province5.
Where else are you going to find returns like that?
Even taking the lower 57% number from a University of California study on berry operation profitability, berries knock the wind out of just about all of investors’ favorite industries.
It’s hard to grasp how significant that is till you see it in comparison. Look at these profit margins in other industries, and then look again at berries:
Those are returns earned by efficient blueberry operators with high quality product, as Patriot produces.
In the world of public companies, high profit margins and high investor returns go hand-in-hand. It’s one of your best metrics to watch for any company in any industry. And it’s why you should consider buying PBFI before it gets over $1.00.
Extreme profitability is why Patriot (PBFI) is focusing on blueberries.
But unlike Phelps, Patriot comes to the business naturally. You could say it’s in their blood.
Phelps vs. the True
Blueblood of Blueberries
(No one knows blueberries – and blueberry profits – like Anthony DiMeo III)
Patriot Berry Farms is run by fourth-generation blueberry producer, Anthony DiMeo III.
DiMeo is a well-known philanthropist and personality in the Philadelphia- Trenton corridor. He is a graduate of the University of Delaware, and runs a successful public events company out of Philadelphia.
But his primary interest is in building his blueberry business into an even greater empire than it already is.
You could say blueberries are in his blood.
His great-grandfather started the family’s first blueberry farm more than 100 years ago, in 1884. From that beginning, each succeeding generation has worked to build the operation, and the family now controls one of the largest operations in the world.
DiMeo started thinking about consolidating the industry back in business school, and never let go of the idea.
He saw most growers were small sole proprietorships or “mom and pop” operations that did not grow with the times. Most of them still used antiquated harvesting methods and inferior quality plants that produce lowerquality, and fewer, berries.
He saw too that the market for berries was growing. Healthier eating started trending a decade ago, and he knew it was only a matter of time before America discovered what he already knew – that blueberries are a “superfood,” bursting with antioxidants, vitamins, and disease-fighting properties.
Today the industry is bursting at the seams. Producers can’t keep up with demand, and it’s time to act. So DiMeo started Patriot Berry Farms (PBFI) as the umbrella under which to consolidate the smaller producers he bought.
And just as the time was right in 2013 to go public, the time is right for you to invest now, while the biggest profits are still ahead.
Blueberries are exploding in popularity, driven by American’s new-found desire to eat healthy, and a wealth of evidence on the health benefits of these “super berries.”
Existing Farmers Can't Meet Demand
Growth in blueberry consumption is so great that the thousands of “mom and pop” operations that make up the industry are having a hard time meeting demand.
Small operations can’t have economies of scale. They can’t benefit from the same pricing power as larger producers. They can’t get the maximum value from equipment or even labor.
But other than the DiMeos the Wall Street trader, Phelps, there are few other “giants” in the industry.
And until Anthony DiMeo came along with Patriot Berry Farms (PBFI) there was not one single public company in the entire industry.
That’s why you never knew before now how profitable the industry is. Because until now there was no way for you to invest in it except to start growing berries!
In fact, maybe Phelps would have preferred to just buy a blueberry producer stock, but, unlike you, he couldn’t find one and so he started his own operation!
If you’re ready to hop on my #1 recommendation, PBFI, now, visit your broker now and take along this report. Or, if you want to know more of this fascinating story, read on.
#2 It’s The World’s Best-Kept Profit Secret!
(Whoever knew blueberries were a high-profit investment?)
Even within the greater farming industry the profitability of berries is a well-kept secret.
Jack Green Jr. was a second generation citrus farmer with a 100-acre operation. A few years ago decided to plant five acres of blueberries, just as a trial.
A few seasons later, once the plants matured, he reported, “After a couple of years with five acres of blueberries, we made more profit than 100 acres of citrus.”
Just five acres of blueberries netted him more than all 100 acres of his citrus!
Once he saw that, he was all in. He sold the citrus farm and dove head-first into the blueberry business, just like Phelps did.
Profits, my friend. That’s what it’s all about.
That’s what Green and Phelps are after. That’s what DiMeo and Patriot are after.
And unless I’ve got my head twisted on backwards, that’s what you’re after. Big, healthy, fast profits.
Yet you couldn’t get any piece of the profits. There wasn’t a single stock to invest in.
Until now.
Very few people know about this opportunity yet. It’s not the kind of news that makes headlines – especially on Wall Street.
Those big-ticket investors like Phelps couldn’t fit their left toe into this sweet investment. Which is just the way I like it. Leave them to their IPOs and bond trading, because that leaves sweet little investments like PBFI to you and me.
How high could the stock go? Well, based on the fundamentals of well-run berry operations, pretty darn high. I’m targeting $3.00 to $4.00 within 24 months. That’s an increase of 300% to 500% on your money, depending on when you get into this.
There are boatloads of small producers in America. And each of them averages a 57% profit margin.
If that doesn’t translate to stock growth, I’ll go sell shoes for a living.
Of course, if each of the producers averages 57% profit margins, that means some achieve lower profits, and some higher.
Which brings me to Patriot Berry Farms’ brilliant and super-strategic business plan.
#3 Patriot is Gobbling Up the Competitors!
(PBFI’s value is vaulting by leaps and bounds)
Companies merge when markets heat up.
That means the produce aisle must be pretty hot. Because less than 60 days ago (as of this writing) two of the world’s biggest banana companies announced that they’re merging to create the world’s largest banana producer.
With the merger, Chiquita’s stock jumped nearly 11% overnight - quite a feat for an $11 stock!
All told, since its low on Feb. 5, Chiquita has soared over 26% - and it’s still climbing. In the first four months of 2013 the stock shot up 72.68%. No wonder they found a merge partner so quickly!
The produce world loves consolidation. That’s the industry’s legacy, and that’s how small producers become corporate giants – and investor paydays.
It’s happening with blueberries too.
Look how these healthy food stocks have performed compared to the Dow:
Whole Foods Market is up over 400% in the past five years, beating the Dow by more than four to one.
Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage has shot up over 85% since its IPO in August of 2012, nearly three times the Dow’s growth.
Calavo is up 213.52% for last 10 years, compared to 57% for the Dow; it’s up 17.57% in just the first three months of 2014 (compared to 0.61% for the Dow).
United Natural Foods soared three times higher than the Dow over the past decade. The stock is up 37.93% in the last year (compared to 13.03% for Dow) and 242.25% in last five years (compares to 102.25% for Dow).
Patriot Berry Farm (PBFI) could soon join that category. Make sure you load up on PBFI now so you don’t miss out on its biggest gains.
Call your broker to buy PBFI right now.
The Produce News says, “It’s going to come down to larger farms that are going to be able to make the most of efficiency. Economies of scale are going to dictate that some of the small guys in it now may have to get bigger….”
Truer words were never spoken. The industry is exploding with growth (which I’ll tell you about in a moment.)
Berry producers are struggling to keep up.
They’re pushing efficiency, but most lack the labor power or know-how to achieve maximum efficiency.
That’s where Patriot Berry Farms comes in. They’re growing through acquisition, and it’s the beginning of that much needed consolidation that a fast-growing industry needs.
It’s a formula as old as the corporate world itself, and it’s one of the most time-proven ways to grow a business.
Patriot Berry Farms isn’t the first to do it. They’re just the first in the berry market.
They’re aggressively looking for small producers whose out-of-date production methods and lack of access to capital mean that their production is far lower than it could be.
Many of these are family-owned or sole proprietorships that market first-rate products, but that lack the capital, the knowledge, or the desire to grow bigger.
The best of them have the latest scientifically advanced plants that produce large quantities of big, plump, juicy, sweet berries.
There are countless varieties of blueberries, and not all growers know which cultivars are the best. This is one of the most important differences between Anthony DiMeo’s Patriot Blueberry Farms (PBFI) and the others.
DiMeo can examine a blueberry bush and instantly recognize the variety, and know at a glance whether it is high yield or low yield, if it produces uniformly sized berries that ripen simultaneously, and – most importantly – whether the berries will sell wholesale for $2.00 a pound or $7.00.
That’s what he looks for when he analyzes an operation for potential analysis, as he did this one:
Double the Production in Six Months.
(The Miracle of the DiMeo Touch)
PBFI bought one of these “mom and pops” last November. The transaction was easy. So was the management transition.
Patriot made a few changes, bringing in new efficiencies.
The result? In just a few months they doubled production.
Doubling production means doubling revenue. And this is a process they can do over and over again, because it’s nothing more than a repeatable formula.
They can buy operations within a single geographic area and achieve efficiencies in equipment and labor.
They can buy operations in different geographic regions and achieve year-round production, and not “go dark” for much of the year as regional producers must do.
And that’s just it. Until now no one thought to bring in economies of scale… pricing efficiencies… production cost analysis… seasonal strategies…and on and on.
In other words, all the practices that allow companies to grow into huge – and hugely profitable – corporations!
I can’t imagine how the industry got to this size without modernizing, but that only shows you what huge upside there is. If the industry is at $5.3 billion without any economies of scale, imagine what it could be with them.
More importantly, if PBFI, a stock trading at under $1.00, can double production on every operation it buys this year, (which I believe it can, because those results are reproducible) imagine what it will trade at next year.
Talk about ripe for the picking! This is an idea that was there all the time, yet no one thought to do it…until now. No one thought to bring an enormous $5.3 billion industry into the modern business world.
Simple, right?
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