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The Children's Beverage Group (TCBG)
An SI Board Since June 1998
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2177 Mister Ex, I must have missed a past post from you maybe explaining your ties Steve Cox-12/7/1998
2176 We gapped up 17% on the open and TCBG is # 8 on the Hot Stocks list here on SI mark cox-12/7/1998
2175 OT AVBC It's a noncarbonated flavored water that tastes great. There'PRATT9999-12/7/1998
2174 TCBG is presently # 7 on the SI hotlist. Lots of investors dropping in for a mark cox-12/7/1998
2173 Mister Ex, you posted at the same time I just posted my last message. When you mark cox-12/7/1998
2172 Hi Dave, you probably answered a question of mine which was how TCBG was going mark cox-12/7/1998
2171 I was at the RIBA conference held at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco. Jon DMister_Ex-12/7/1998
2170 Hi Cavalry, thanks for the information about the volpak people and shipment tomark cox-12/7/1998
2169 with reference to your post 2035, i suppose you will now declare with absolute CRDO-12/6/1998
2168 Looking very good here keith, last release was blockbuster, yes volpak flew in Cavalry-12/6/1998
2167 Pratt, I was browsing a daytraders thread and Aqua Vie came up. Looked familiarSteve Cox-12/6/1998
2166 I started drinking Snapple because of Howard Not Rush, please. Howard has a HuPRATT9999-12/6/1998
2165 The metal foil eliminates any transparent possibilities for the package. Not aDave Shoe-12/6/1998
2164 The pouchstock material is typed word for word from the article. What is your sSteve Cox-12/6/1998
2163 From the Packaging Digest on TCBG: >>>Pouchstock (Printpack Inc, AtlaDave Shoe-12/6/1998
2162 One has to wonder how you know or hear of these things? <b>just because LemonHead-12/6/1998
2161 Don't know if TCBG had a problem with past shipments being damaged. It'Steve Cox-12/6/1998
2160 thankyou very much.... don't worry about mr negative. CRDO-12/5/1998
2159 In earlier posts, a summary of the article from Packaging Digest was typed fromSteve Cox-12/5/1998
2158 How do large companies like Pepsi, Cadbury Schwepps, Campbells, Ocean Spray etcSteve Cox-12/5/1998
2157 You're not out of woods yet mark, if entire chicagoland area shipment arrivCavalry-12/5/1998
2156 Play with these numbers for 1999: 13 machines = $62M / revs NPM 15% = $9.3M SSteve Cox-12/4/1998
2155 Hey Cavalry, are you back in yet? Maybe it has been you that has been buying 10mark cox-12/4/1998
2154 I thought that TCBG's potential just in the U.S. was huge. Now it's promark cox-12/4/1998
2153 Nice! caly-12/4/1998
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