Chiquita Brands International, Inc. (NYSE:CQB)

Going from red ink to black with the CEO having paid over $7 for 50,800 shares on the 18th of this month.

This company will see great upside gains as more consumers demand fresh produce for health and ever increasing international market share of ethnic conscious fruits, juices and culinary dishes.

Poor first quarter results caused the stock price to over react on the down side. As results improve in the next 2-4 years the stock will return to it's long term average price of $15

good vibrations

52week low

nothing sexy here... just bananas

Insider Activity, Food and technology will be coveted as we go further into the 21st century

DEC

At a 2 year low, trading at $9.58 currently, and a book value per share of :$19.36. Although profit margins are only 2.31%, CQB CEO Fernando Aguirre has recently purchased 133,000 ($1.2 million) shares, and he has a great track record of timing market bottoms based on historical trading data from InsiderScore, a firm that analyzes executive transactions. Go bananas.

I'm going banana for this stock. Why this stock isn't closer to $12 or more is beyond my imagination. Own in real life.

Food prices are up, and they have good jokes on there labels, always entertaining.

Recent thumb up picks have slipped on this banana peel, but down 6% looks like a buy to me. We will see.

I think that the CQB CEO will turn things around after his Undercover Boss experience a few weeks ago. I have pretty good hopes for CQB and their CEO.

Here's the buy rec:

http://www.fool.com/investing/small-cap/2010/12/28/rising-star-buy-chiquita-brands.aspx?source=irnsitlnk0000001

everyone goes for bananas

Unusually high call volume at $25 for 3/10

Rebound play from my previously top pick. Getting "nanners" back in my portfolio.

nope - I'm keeping it to myself

Growth-adjusted PE is around 2.5x the industry average.