To: Wayne Rumball who wrote (2397 ) 3/12/1999 12:07:00 PM From: David Sirk Respond to of 13776
This one is as close to a LOCK for at least a 100% as you are going to find. AAFGQ OPINION--PREDICTIONS by: Spangkme (35/M/Colorado) 3667 of 3675 THIS IS YOUR COMPANY: AAFGq That is.....5 MILLION DOLLARS. This is what AAFGQ and Interbras have agreed to bring to market presently. Purchase orders have already been signed to distribute half of this $5 MILLION in Imported Seafood. Roughly $2-2.5 MILLION in revenues already produced-half product has been paid for in advance--AAFGq takes cash. Interbras does not mess around-they are a large company group with vast resources. AAFGq has shown that they can market INTERBRAS product. As well as the first deal has gone with AAFGq, clearly more will follow. This means MILLIONS more to both companies. This means continued revenues and continued capital for AAFGq EXPANSION. Not only continued revenues for their own sake and ours as shareholders, but the AAFGq REORGANIZATION OF DEBT sees no obstacle with such continued revenues. The "Q" disappears without prejudice and as quickly as it was announced. AAFGq has announced plans to broaden the FRANCHISE base--earlier records advise by 300% over next 12 months--they now have the capital to proceed with a PROMISING OUTLOOK for continued revenues and contracts. AAFGq WEBSITE is on schedule according to CEO: MARCH 24th, 1999. The site appears to be PROFESSIONALLY BUILT to high standards with a multi-national concept-have to trust me on this opinion as it is still under construction-incidently, there are ways of pre-judging a page by maker and early mechanics. AAFGQ is a fairly new enterprise that has progressed from a small local establishment to a NATIONALLY KNOWN product and company with plans to expand across the United States. Their extenisve national recognition alone places this company in the enviable position of controlling a significant and highly profitable share of the food distribution market--over and above exclusive recipe bagels and bakery equipment sales and maintenance. With shrewd managment and progressive and aggressive expansion as is evidenced by AAFGq's recent ventures, this company has attained the best position it has held since its inception. Management has not only shown the capability to ride out the pitfalls pursuant to new companies but has also shown the intention and capability of expanding on a national and, more importantly perhaps, even an international platform. In my opinion, AAFGq has not only survived a highly competitive market, but appears on the verge of capitalizing on this experience and perseverence and on a grand scale. It would not surpise me at all to see AAFGq upwards of $20 a share by the 2nd quarter of year 2000. With this scenario of return, I can see no reason to settle for near term profits when a longer view--12 months or so--could prove "financially fantastic". Obviously, this is an opinion only--Do your own research always. Posted: Mar 12 1999 9:52AM EST as a reply to: Msg 1 by YahooFinance Replies: View Replies to this Message Related Links Quote Profile Research Insider