Whoo! What a mouthful of a title! Welcome to my inaugural 'first taste' review. This is a video review because I've never actually had this candy before. There's no sense in videotaping my reactions to a candy I've had before, so this honour will be reserved for first timers.
I spotted the Jones carbonated sours last week in the campus coffee shop/convenience store. This multipurpose store
Jones Soda Co. (JSDA)
Jones Soda Co. engages in the development, production, marketing, and distribution of beverages primarily in the United States and Canada. Its products include Jones Pure Cane Soda, a soda drink; Jones Organics, a ready-to-drink organic tea; Jones Energy and WhoopAss, citrus energy drinks; Jones Naturals, a noncarbonated juice and tea drink; and Jones 24C, a water beverage.
I’ve watched this stocks for weeks, it kept going down for 6 weeks and today it goes up steady with moderate volume. Good sight though. Might buy it if it keeps up the same tomorrow.
Triad Guaranty Inc. (TGIC)
Triad Guaranty, Inc., through its subsidiary, Triad Guaranty Insurance Corporation, provides private mortgage insurance products to residential mortgage lenders and investors in the United States.
It soared up for 20%+ since yesterday and I believe it might keep going up for tomorrow and rest of this week.
Levitt Corp. (LEV)
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Jones Soda just announced their holiday pack for 2007. This years Christmas feast includes Sugar Plum, Egg Nog, Christmas Tree and Christmas Ham. For the last three years we have sampled the Jones Soda holiday pack. Some sodas weren’t bad like Cranberry Sauce. Others made me gag. The Brussel Sprout soda was vile. The smell alone made your gag reflex go into overtime. I think it was the butter flavor they had in with the Brussel Sprouts. Brussel Sprout soda on its own isn’t good. Add butter flavor to it and it is almost undrinkable. I like to mix all of the flavors together. That way I can drink the feast all at once.
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We are huge fans of Jones Soda as a summertime beverage, but when we came across this Jones Soda Candy we were intrigued. We were even more interested in the idea of combining the candy with the Jones Soda to provide for extra flavoring. It would also make for an interesting accompaniment for that patio non-alcoholic beverage.
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The hot money might not be done with this soda company quite yet. In an article entitled, “Jones Soda scores with Qwest Field,” the company gets the deal of a lifetime.
The Seattle Seahawks play in the Qwest (Q) Field, and like most other sports stadium, they’ve been offering Coca-Cola (KO) products. On Wednesday, a five-year deal was announced between Qwest Field and the local soda company, Jones Soda (JSDA).
Jones Soda will be sold much as any Coca-Cola product would be, as fountain drinks, cans, and plastic bottles. The company is specifically developing new bottling for the venue. Jones is even “playing around with the idea of including a ‘grass stain’ flavor.”
The Chief Executive of Jones Soda, Peter van Stolk, said it best, “We want to give our fans a really cool experience. Jones Soda is not Coca-Cola, and we will do things differently.”
Much of Wall Street has simply been playing Jones Soda as a buyout opportunity, which it
In early trading on Thursday morning, Jones Soda Co. (JSDA) was down about another $2.00 per share, or over 7 percent.
Investors have seen a major decline in shares of JSDA over the last week, from highs of $32.59 per share. We could soon see a move off these lows, major news hasn’t been released for Jones, and the story isn’t over yet. Remember that Jones Soda is a highly speculative play, and should be approached with extreme caution. Some down selling pressure may still exist, and therefore full positions shouldn’t be purchased, as the stock may see lower levels.
Anyone remember Hansen Natural (HANS)? Let me jog your memory. This is a $3.5 billion company that made investors 8000% from June 2003 through June 2006 as the stock charged from a split adjusted 53 cents to over $43 - not too shabby. Although some might know them for their fruit juices, the company is better known by their Monster Energy Drinks.Now it seems like there is a new prodigy in town - Jones Soda (JSDA). The stock has exploded since December when it was a $5 unknown name, to $30 last week. As you might have guessed, this company "makes and sells" (I don't want to use the word manufacture since this is a food item we are talking about) fruit juice, carbonated beverages, water, green tea etc.Sales and earnings have been growing at triple digit rates these last few quarters. Analysts polled by Thomson Financial estimate Jones' earnings will jump 69% this year to 22 cents a share and move up another 77% the next year. The company distinguishes itself by using pure cane sugar i
The American beverage industry has been quite uneventful over last couple years. Coca Cola (KO) has slid 10% in the last five years. Pepsi (PEP) has returned about 20% in that same five year period. While certainly a large difference in stock returns, the averages for the sector have barely moved. The current industry is growing, but at a very small pace, and therefore, the returns are a sign of major brands like Coke reaching a max saturation level. Coke is across the world, from the United States to Iran. The diversified major beverage companies need to inspire current brands, along with capitalizing on relatively new brands. Unfortunately for companies such as Coca Cola, to avoid a maximum market penetration, they need to understand that the purchase of a small-mid cap beverage company may revitalize the outlook for the company. Enter Jones Soda (JSDA), and the beverage majors may have found their next niche soda purchase.
Current market capitalization for Jones Soda Co. is at arou
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Here at Jones Soda, we decided that we just don't give our consumers enough ways to experience our delicious flavors. With the new Jones Soda Flavor Booster Candy, you can pop it in your mouth and let it fizz, or drop ‘em in your Jones Soda beverages as flavor boosters too!
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