Royal Spring

[savage1]

Does anyone remember when I talked about this stock about a year ago(symbol rspg).
To make a long story short, I bought stock at an average of around .90.
Stock surged to around $2.70 then pulled back to around $1.50, at which I added some more.
Today, stock sits at a new high of around $2.93, and I sit on a nice big fat 5 digit profit;I sure needed that one considering some of the losses on wtaf and cln.
What is amazing is that stock was at $1.50 just a couple of weeks ago; now that it is evident that this is a real company with contracts, the price has moved up sharply and accordingly.
Now if my other water stock, Wataire, symbol wtaf would do something, then I will really be all set.

[kbsooner21]

Nice

[10DimeBry]

what are stocks??

someday you'll find out

[kbsooner21]

someday i'll come out of the closet

we already know bud

[BettorsChat]

Does anyone remember when I talked about this stock about a year ago(symbol rspg).
To make a long story short, I bought stock at an average of around .90.
Stock surged to around $2.70 then pulled back to around $1.50, at which I added some more.
Today, stock sits at a new high of around $2.93, and I sit on a nice big fat 5 digit profit;I sure needed that one considering some of the losses on wtaf and cln.
What is amazing is that stock was at $1.50 just a couple of weeks ago; now that it is evident that this is a real company with contracts, the price has moved up sharply and accordingly.
Now if my other water stock, Wataire, symbol wtaf would do something, then I will really be all set.

I remember you mentioning you had that stock. I just hate pink sheet stocks as they are very risky. Nice going though!

[BettorsChat]

During the next twelve months, we intend to concentrate on two products; non-carbonated, plain and flavored bottled water.

Our primary business strategy is focused in two main areas. The first is to offer existing bottled water distribution companies, major retail stores and service oriented businesses the ability to change their current bottled water to a private label in their business name. Additionally, for companies already selling under a private label, we intend to sell our water for a more competitive price and to help increase their bottle water capacity by providing them with an additional source for their water supply. In some of these circumstances, we intend to have the customers provide us with their labels or logo; we will fill the bottles, apply the label and ship the products to the customer. The second part of our marketing and sales strategy is to develop the "Royal Spring Water" brand of bottled water and commence sales of that product in the US and around the world. We will be targeting our product (single serve plastic bottles of 355ml, 500ml, 1liter, 1.5liters, 1gallon) directly to the smaller end user - convenience stores, fast food establishments, gas stations, major clubs and popular restaurants, among others.

A sales team comprised of Company representatives will be put in charge to first work on securing contracts with stores, restaurants and clubs using various promotional tools such as pamphlets, price lists, and samples of our bottled water. Sponsorship is another marketing tool that we will utilize in order to acquire exposure and gain recognition. We expect to be sponsoring concerts, golf tournaments, and dance clubs, etc. We believe that by providing free samples of our bottled water to various groups and venues, we will be able to effectively spread our name and popularity and obtain market penetration. We do not yet have any definitive plans or arrangements for such sponsorship events.

We will also be targeting all major hotel and casino gaming companies in order to provide them with their private labeled bottled water and customized labels (specific hotel-casino names, logos and images). We have contacts in some of the major hotel-casinos in Las Vegas who have already expressed an interest in purchasing water from our company when it becomes available. The hotels and major casinos out-source 100% of their consumable bottled water needs.



Will be interesting to know who they get contracts with for private labeled water that are big companies. Especially if they could land wal-mart.

[savage1]

I remember you mentioning you had that stock. I just hate pink sheet stocks as they are very risky. Nice going though!

Unlike many of the scamdicappers, I always talk about my losers as well as my winners.
Although I have a real nice profit here, believe me when I tell you that overall I am still way behind in stocks like this.
That is why 90% of my money is professionally managed with a return rate of 12% annually.
Pink sheet and OTC stocks like this one are VERY speculative and are often absurdly hyped abd manipulated-the old pump and dump.
I would gladyly trade the profit on this stock for the money I have lost with others over the years.
That being said, I sold 10% of my holdings and will sell more if it goes up some more.
As I mentioned a few years ago, I let a couple of hundred thousand dollar profit on a stock dissipate a few years ago because I got to greedy;I won't let the same happen here.
If any of you ever make money on a speculative stock(not talking about a blue chip), definitely sell some along the way no matter how good you think the prospects are.
Just remember as I have painfully learned the hard way, these kind of stocks can go down as fast(if not faster) than they go up.

[BettorsChat]

Unlike many of the scamdicappers, I always talk about my losers as well as my winners.
Although I have a real nice profit here, believe me when I tell you that overall I am still way behind in stocks like this.
That is why 90% of my money is professionally managed with a return rate of 12% annually.
Pink sheet and OTC stocks like this one are VERY speculative and are often absurdly hyped abd manipulated-the old pump and dump.
I would gladyly trade the profit on this stock for the money I have lost with others over the years.
That being said, I sold 10% of my holdings and will sell more if it goes up some more.
As I mentioned a few years ago, I let a couple of hundred thousand dollar profit on a stock dissipate a few years ago because I got to greedy;I won't let the same happen here.
If any of you ever make money on a speculative stock(not talking about a blue chip), definitely sell some along the way no matter how good you think the prospects are.
Just remember as I have painfully learned the hard way, these kind of stocks can go down as fast(if not faster) than they go up.

Your stocks that are profesionally managed and returning 12% average per year are with who? And what stocks or mutual funds are they?

[savage1]

Your stocks that are profesionally managed and returning 12% average per year are with who? And what stocks or mutual funds are they?

OK-my funds are managed by a local outfit in Mass. called St. Germain;they have a terrific track record over the years, and were recommended to me by my dad.

Here is an entire list of the present holdings as of 12/31(I didn't list percentages):
Apache Corp
ExxonMobil
Canadian National Railway
GE
United Parcel
Fortune Brands
Lowes
Coca Cola
Procter and Gamble
WW Wrigley
Biomet
Glaxosmithkline
Johnson and Johnson
United Healthgroup
American Int. Group
Bank of America
Moody's Corp
Amphenol Corp.
Cisco
EMC Corp.
Microsoft
Oracle
Nokia Corp.
Duke Energy

[BettorsChat]

OK-my funds are managed by a local outfit in Mass. called St. Germain;they have a terrific track record over the years, and were recommended to me by my dad.

Here is an entire list of the present holdings as of 12/31(I didn't list percentages):
Apache Corp
ExxonMobil
Canadian National Railway
GE
United Parcel
Fortune Brands
Lowes
Coca Cola
Procter and Gamble
WW Wrigley
Biomet
Glaxosmithkline
Johnson and Johnson
United Healthgroup
American Int. Group
Bank of America
Moody's Corp
Amphenol Corp.
Cisco
EMC Corp.
Microsoft
Oracle
Nokia Corp.
Duke Energy

They don't put you in mutual funds? And do they recommend when to sell and what to buy?

Is that 12% return based on how many years? And is that pre-tax?

Asking as that is a good return and would double your money what every 7 years?

I really like COP stock.

They have some good stocks in there and some i'm not familiar with.

Canadian National Railway? Is this the one Bill Gates is invested in? I know he's in a railroad company out of Canada.

[savage1]

They don't put you in mutual funds? And do they recommend when to sell and what to buy?

Is that 12% return based on how many years? And is that pre-tax?

Asking as that is a good return and would double your money what every 7 years?

I really like COP stock.

They have some good stocks in there and some i'm not familiar with.

Canadian National Railway? Is this the one Bill Gates is invested in? I know he's in a railroad company out of Canada.

Sorry that I didn't respond to this sooner, but I was on vacation until Saturday.
To summarize, they have been in business for many, many years(not sure how many but 40, 50 or even more).
They have a number of options and plans;I chose to have them run the entire account and buy and sell individual stocks as they please. They keep arpund 10% or so in a money
market.
The 12% I refer to is a historical annualized return, and the reason I joined is because of their outstanding growth rate.
It hasn't been quite as good for the past few years but don't have the figures in front of me.
I will say that during the last 2-3 years I have taken and continue to take nice monthly withdrawals to supplement my pension, and the money(the withdrawals) are set up in such a way as they are not subject to taxation. Dividends from the individual stocks, which are included in the 12% figure are of course subject to taxation.
In short while I take the withdrawals cited, during the time I have been a client, the principal in spite of the withdrawks has increased.
I am not saying they are the best, but my fortune who had outstanding success in the market before his death 3 1/2 years ago told my mother and brother and I it would be a good idea for all of to use St. Germaine because of his knowledge of their great historical success; my father as stated had unusually great success as a private investor and did not use them but would have had he not done as well as he did.
My mother and brother dodn't really follow the market and while I myself follow and have invested in the market for many years, my success has been spotty(and thats stretching it) as I buy too many speculative stocks;that is why I chose to invest around 90% with these guys while I "play" and have fun with the other 10%, which wouldn't affect my life style even if I heaven forbid lost all of it.

[savage1]

Try this for more information-www.djstgermain.com. I was wrong-they have been in business since 1924.