HOUSTON, TX--(Marketwired - Mar 19, 2014) - Dewmar International BMC, Inc. (
"This is a very positive start to our 2014 year as we have shattered our aggressive 1st quarter growth projections that we set at the beginning of the year," said Dr. Marco Moran, CEO of Dewmar International. "The number would have actually been larger had we been able to fill two additional purchase orders, as we ran out of product due to a production run glitch at our new bottler that created a shortage in our largest batch run in over a year. These unfilled orders simply give us a head start on Q2-2014 earnings," Dr. Moran continued. "Additionally, Dewmar saw a significant increase in its online sales orders for Q1-2014."
In order to remedy new beverage production facility manufacturing issues on future batches, Dewmar has began negotiations with another bottler in a region much closer to most of its repeat customers. This move should reduce the Company's shipping costs thus improving profitability. With Dewmar expecting to launch Kush Cake brownies in the second quarter, along with other potential hemp-based consumable goods later in the year, Dewmar appears to be on pace to far surpass our original revenue expectations for 2014.
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0.29(96.67%) Mar 18, 3:30PM Silicon Image (SIMG) was the prize-winner for Tuesday, up 3.8%.
Silicon Image is now up 23% from our entry point, and it looked like the chart was reaching for higher highs at the end of the day.
I don't know home much of Silicon Image's advance on Tuesday to attribute to Monday's news. I suppose a little, though a big chunk of it has to be chalked up to sheer momentum. What news? SIMG announced late yesterday it was going to play host to a contest for developers who wanted to take a crack at a dual-screen app for the Android OS.
Though it wasn't stated by the company, you have to figure Silicon Image is ultimately looking to commercialize the app and/or use it as a tool to garner more market share for its systems (which benefit from Android's expansion).
Since we've got another layer of wiggle room thanks to this week's move from Silicon Image, let's raise our mental stop on the pick to $6.70.
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... HPTG has announced orders for its hydrogen device....
In its most recent press release, HPTG formally announced it has received initial purchase orders from Rutas to begin commercial installations of its system in Mexico City in the second half of 2014. Rutas owns 2750 transit buses between Guadalajara and Mexico City.
Could this be the one with the hottest technology to come along in years? Could this be a better solution than battery powered cars? Certainly, its attractive to existing fleet owners as orders are coming in.....However, according to HPTG's most recent news release, the company will be doing its first commercial installments in the second half of 2014 with one of Mexico's largest public transportation companies. This, after extensive testing.
This could be a real win with more widespread adoption
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