Kobe Ginobili
5 years ago
RECENT OTC MKTS SS UPDATE and 2 BLOCKS (100/200k) to DEBUT:
Authorized Shares
50,000,000
11/22/2019
Outstanding Shares
20,871,772
11/22/2019
Restricted
7,622,294
11/22/2019
Unrestricted
13,249,478
11/22/2019
Held at DTC
11,184,225
11/22/2019
PHLI
kmikesara
13 years ago
right now I don't think so, but have enough shares to keep track of what Phli is doing
I have been in Phli forever, going back four years or so when it did a deal with Cadbury, selling it the rights to Accelerade in liquid form. That sent the stock rocketing up from pennies to $3 at one point. Then the marketing head in the U.S. for Cadbury decided he wanted to be an entrepreneur and was hired by Phli. A dynamic Englishman, he just about killed the Company by totally mishandling the marketing of new appetite control products, all of which were very very good but when the products were sold to GNC and Vitamin Shoppe there was no accompanying explanation of how the products worked (by stimulating a peptide CCK that tells the brain you are full, without being actually full). Nothing on the labels.
He also drove the founder and inventor of the products away, and the result was near bankruptcy. The new ceo brought back the founder so Company now has new products, like 2nd Surge.
When stock hit the toilet at between seven and ten cents in 2010 I bought enough to make up for previous losses and still hold a substantial position.
Trading is sporadic. Like most micros it reacts to news, one way or the other and in between it drifts. The stock was solidly in the .30s and then one of the old mgt team dumped 500K in two weeks with predictable results. No reason other than he needed the money for a new venture. Stock is stable where it is now.
What Phli needs desperately is an internet marketing guru and if they can get a good one then business could really pick up with a nice effect on the stock. Doesn't take that much with a lean operation and 20M O/S.
Appreciate your interest.
kmikesara
13 years ago
I would suggest that you email thart@pacifichealthlabs.com and ask for a sample pack to be sent to you. If you want to do that, let me know and I will email the Company to send to AKA 'mrbizzard'. Also, the last 10Q is informative and I expect a small profit in Q2.
Phli is focused entirely on its core market of athletes and has introduced two new products, 2nd Surge and Accel Recover Bar. I use 2nd Surge regularly before working out and it is a nice pick me up w/o crazy ingredients. The Recover bar is good, but I don't need "recovery" the way I work out.
I have met the ceo and he is very solid, and made his bones shaping the marketing for Dr. Atkins. He and several members of the board recently put in $1M at 25 cents per share plus warrants. About 20M O/S fully diluted and a tax loss carry forward of about $17M if I remember correctly.
Good website and market cap is low all things considered.
Message board on Yahoo has a few regular posters, worth a look and not much more.
Let me know if you have specific questions.
kmikesara
15 years ago
the growth plan is based on creating awareness and availability for the Forze brand of appetite control products, that are first being publicized through sponsorship of the Rock 'n' Roll Marathons as its official bar, and sold through specialty sports stores and many GNC and Vitamin Shoppes.
the web sites for PHLI and ForzeGPS are pretty complete so I would suggest you scan them.
the Company's base business is the Accelerade and Endurox sports drinks.
I got interested in PHLI because I used its diet drink then called Satiatrim. At 50 calories and good tasting when cold it worked very well as an appetite control tool due to its formula that stimulates CCK. The new ceo Jason Ash is a highly regarded marketing guy who has completely changed the structure of the Company by reducing G & A, hiring two hot shots from Atkins, and creating new products like the nutrition bars that also are designed to control appetite.
When the Company presented recently at the AMI conference, what attracted attention was its $4M market cap, $900K in the bank, no debt, and a lot of energetic plans for growth.
If you look over the recent PRs you can get an idea of the growth plan, and if you have any questions then I'll try to answer them. One suggestion would be for you to try the products, and I would recommend the chocolate drink and the chocolate decadence and cranberry nut bars. Another idea: go to the Rock "n" Roll website and see the marathons that Forze will be sponsoring this year and next. Each marathon is preceded by a health and fitness expo at which Forze is a featured exhibitor.
kmikesara
15 years ago
8K below - -sale of stock to ceo and head of marketing - - things must be going well for them to sink in $150K but the key for me is the timing - - Q2 will be reported in August
On June 25, 2009, PacificHealth Laboratories, Inc. (the “Company”) sold an aggregate of 535,714 shares of its common stock to an executive officer and one other member of its management team, for a price of $0.28 per share. The two individuals were Jason Ash, the Company’s President and Chief Executive Officer, and Fred Duffner.