SMART BALANCE, Inc. (NASDAQ:SMBL)
A blank check company whose objective is to acquire through a merger, stock exchange, asset acquisition or similar business combination with an operating business or brand in the consumer food and beverage industry.
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Ripe for a buyout!
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SELL SELL
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i <3 their products. the buttery spread, light mayo.. everyone i know is into this stuff.
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This is a health concious baby boomer play. The downside is rising food costs may hamper growth through loss of sales to cheaper products.
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healthy products for boomers and everybody, buying them myself, about to start making money;
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Good things catch on slowly. When the world realizes the benefits, they will come home to roost.
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This is a company that has many new food products for healthy consumption. Barrons had an article indicating that with their growth rate the could be taken over in 2 to 3 years.
This also is a good hedge against a declining market or a flat market.
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Smart balance will be one to watch over the next few years. Healthy living will be a continuing trend amoung baby boomers
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outstanding taste - amongst competitors, is far better tasting. In the end, those with the best product win. New national advertising plans should bring this brand to the attention of many others. Lowering cholesterol, no transfats - a "light" version which is much lower in Omega 6 (one of the fats which we need less of in order to achieve a healthier balance of Omega 3 to Omega 6). Have used this for at least last 5 years - haven't found anything better. Now, let's hope management is smart.
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1. Company only recently began to bring in revenue, but last quarter they lost $14.29 million, more than they lost when they didn't bring in any revenue.
2. $388.12K in cash with $159.7 million in debt. When your business is producing little or even negative cash flow, it's going to be the shareholders who pay.
3. This is a very competitive market. And seriously, if low fat food really becomes the hot thing (seems like it's already had its day), the major food distributors will take most of the market. A small, newer company like Smart Balance with terrible financials will not make much of a dent.
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Wow! Great opportunity to get on the ground floor of terrific growth company.
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Part one: Buy what you know. This is in the fridge of my entire family and I just got hooked on using it. It tastes better than both the "healthy" and un-healthy spreads out there. Its price is often lower than most others (this may be more of the grocery store than the product). Both price and health are things people are looking for these days.
part two: 13% insider ownership (good). It's new so it's hard to get tons of data from income/balance sheets (not as good). The debt (157mil) isn't too bad considering how new they are.
I like it.
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well its hard to see why this stock is rated a five star. perhaps its only due to the fact that so many fools have decided it should out perform the markets. this again, i do not understand ,because only a quick look at the stats will tell you this(young yet) company could be in a bit of a hurting soon. they have a profit margin of minus get that minus-199.24%, which means they really cannot make a profit and if you cannot make a profit, how do you grow or make payrolls?
sure in the first few years they seem to be making some money, but debt takes up nearly have that and no profit margins means they'll soon be piling on even more debt.
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