Rather than spend a lot of time telling you what I found out while I was gone and not being able to substantiate it with what people can read through a link, I will keep it simple. I know what I know and not backing off my firm feeling this stock will go to double digits.

Here is some great comments made last night that are right on the number as far as I'm concerned. Not quite sure yet as I haven't been able to confirm whether 100000 cases have been place, but you'll get the general idea of what's coming. Great work and spot on from the person that brought this to our attention!

Can I chime in on revenues? If they report 100000 cases, it will be an addition of 82035 over last quarter. At $105.51 per case, that is revenues of $8,655,512. You can add to that a minimum of $270,000 for Newmans Own (30000 cases @ $9 each) and roughly $400,000 from all other product lines. Gross revenues would come in at $9,325,512. That would be a 3200%+ increase in revenues over 2005 and a 316% jump in revenues over last quarter. Gross margins are again expected to be 44% over the 27% from 2005; an increase of 63%. Net revenue would come in at $5.22 million. SG&A would see a bump along with some other small interest, travel, and amortization expenses. There would be no income tax as any profit falls to the roll over provision. So, on that 100000 cases, they could easily net out between $2.5 mil and $3 mil. That is close to 4 cents a share but will depend heavily on how much ends up going to commissions and to The Donald for his cut.

I still think if the company posts flat to a penny profit with even a hint of a 2000%-3000% increase in revenues over last quarter, it will take off like a rocket. Right now, it looks from several angles that 68000 cases give or take and without any unusual expenses is the break even line for each quarter just factoring Trump Vodka alone without any other sales.

I'm holding on to this one.

So no confusion, we work together in the business.

I bought some shares at 2.51 the past week, anybody think it's safe to buy more ant the current all-time high price?

BehrangArts:

I bought some shares at 2.51 the past week, anybody think it's safe to buy more ant the current all-time high price?

I see it at $3.43 right now.  From a P&F tech analysis, you can expect resistance at $3.75 and $4.50.  After that, you have a bullish price objective of $7.38 to contend with.  If it really is going to grow at the rates suggested in this discussion, it may very well blow right on through that and be able to overcome that debt anchor they've been carrying big time.  Of course, it isn't my money on the line here, but I don't see it being too risky at this point.  Be wary of the overall market turning south on you.  It may take this stock with it as risk takers tighten up.

I just noticed something creepy about this stock. Look at a 6 month chart of it, and one of FORG back to back. The market is a lot of speculation, but I'm starting to have second thoughts about the long-term viability of DKAM.

Because both charts had a big runup?  The business models really couldnt be futher apart.  IP vs Food and Beverage?

Sorry for that mix up. I had to run out for the afternoon. Called my assistant and told him what to put up for you. Crazy with so much time out of town.

This is the problem with so many people trading in the market nowadays. The measure of what a stock is going to do is by where it has been? Hardly! Not even close! So many people miss so many great growth plays because they look at a chart or they look at where it was and where it is now. So many hedge funds feed on that stupidity factor to steal all your shares from you and put them in your account. Every once in awhile a great growth break out comes along, whether it be a CKXE from 25 cents to $30; a FRPT from 70 cents to $24; or a DKAM putting on 1000's of % revenue increases each quarter. This stock is running not because of how much money it is going to make. It is running because of the amount of money it will make for somebody else.

This is the same rationale that led to the Nasdaq making the most meteoric rise in history in 1999 and why it will do it again! When you have idiots like Cramer calling buys and sells for his cronies so they can play the other side and make millions, you know its true. He called the Nasdaq a sell two weeks ago so his buddies could all buy before it took off to 3000 as the big money boys locked in gains on the Dow and foreign equities and commodities for this pending run in the Nasdaq to rival 1999.

Right now there are at least 15 beverage companies all poised to pounce on this stock in a bidding war because they have their perfect entry into the Specialty Drinks market with Newmans Own and Swiss T. They don't look at what DKAM is doing with the products, they look at what they could do with it. DKAM also has their perfect solution to their lost market share in the vodka market. One well rounded package that commands a $1 billion price tag minimum or at least $13-$15 a share.

So go ahead and stare at the pennies it moves each day up or down. Sell because 6 market makers are blocking the ask. Go play something else while it continues to walk higher. Those are all the things these big money players are counting on to get your shares from you so they don't have to pay over $5.00 for them.

HANS was the #1 performing stock of the past 10 years, and also a beverage stock.

Look here ladies and gents!

http://www.marketwatch.com/tools/industry/focus.asp?bcind_ind=3537&bcind_sid=171597&bcind_period=1yr

swharper:

Because both charts had a big runup?  The business models really couldnt be futher apart.  IP vs Food and Beverage?

I'm just thinking that it might not be as safe as it appears, and obviously my comparison can't be taken seriously; it's just an unsettling observation. FORG's chart shape looked very similar and I thought it had nowhere to go but up, but then it went south fast.

FORG gave great returns from 55 cents to $1.90 on the heels of a great insider move to post 10 days over $1.00. Now, it falls to who jumped last and who panic bought thinking theirs could not be the high of the run. I did mention it here under a buck and it doubled.

Many times these runners will pull back and over do it until a group finds that there is value personfied with great growth opporuntiy. We have seen it no less than 100 times on 100 diferent stocks in the past year. This is one of them.

DKAM is running now on huge growth numbers, the hint of a Super Bowl ad that will not happen, ansd a buyout that probably will happen in late 2007 or early 2008. This week's financing deal is a huge red flare that a buyout is all but assured for much higher prices.

FORG will be running again as will so many I've mentioned here. Just because it isn't running today doesn't mean it won't be a double overnight on the slightest hint of positive news.

Fantasy145:

This is the same rationale that led to the Nasdaq making the most meteoric rise in history in 1999 and why it will do it again! When you have idiots like Cramer calling buys and sells for his cronies so they can play the other side and make millions, you know its true. He called the Nasdaq a sell two weeks ago so his buddies could all buy before it took off to 3000 as the big money boys locked in gains on the Dow and foreign equities and commodities for this pending run in the Nasdaq to rival 1999.

Wait, you're citing 1999, the most irrational, speculative run-up in the history of the stock market as an example?

No, I know this stock like the back of my hand. Scary since I have webbed toes and fingers!!! I gave it here in this forum at $.70 cents. It is the #1 beverage play of the last 12 months. Here is the word. There is no Super Bowl ad for them. They will be on The Apprentice before season 6 ends as an insert. That will lead to more huge sales. Hedge funds in Europe are buying when they found out another huge drinks conglomerate is looking for an "in" to the specialty drinks market. They want three specific products that they cannot brand as their own. Trump is one of them  but the other two run them up against the premier players in their space. Two hedge funds have been monitoring every shipment of Trump Vodka coming out of Holland and it has one huge player in their space buying the stock up to make an offer for the company. As long as these solid numbers are out there, every hedge fund that played FRPT is moving over to DKAM as the play for 2007. They want a piece of the float that has dropped from 18 mil to 10 mil in the last month because they know something is up for significantly higher prices down the road.

Fantasy,

DKAM is down badly, even though the market is moving up, can you give your opinion what's happening with this stock.

Thanks

^^^Fuck this stock. Lesson learned: use your judgement, not random internet speculation.


vvv I agree with you, and for this reason am not selling it - This would probably be the worst