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SpeculatingStocks.com Stock Pick: Jones Soda Co. (JSDA)
Stock Price: $3.38
Jones Soda Co. sells its Jones Soda products through its distribution network in select markets across North America. The company is a leader in the premium soda category and known for its innovative labeling technique that incorporates always-changing photos sent in from its consumers.
JSDA is a well known soda company that ran to over $30.00 last year from the $5.00 level in 2006. Over the last year, JSDA has been sold h
Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air today announced they have selected Seattle-based Jones Soda Co. as their new soda drink partner. Beginning April 1, Alaska and Horizon will serve Jones Soda's premium sodas on 1,000 daily flights.
This news basically gives Jones the ability to let 12 Million people a year try Jones for free on their flights to 92 cities through an expansive network in Alaska, the Lower 48, Hawaii, Canada and Mexico.
Jones Soda Company is a public company traded on the Nasdaq exchange: Ticker - JSDA
Current market cap in the area of $180M, Current Shares Outstanding of 21.16M, Current Short Interest of approximately 36.30%
Interesting Tidbits: Jones Soda has been working on a national rollout of their canned sodas and have targeted roughly 30%+ of a total 62,500 US Grocery, Drug, and Box stores over the last year. Initially this and comments heard on CNBC's Mad Money had surged the stocks momentum to an all time high but issues in distribution and a late start to the year caused the stoc
Aquired The brand 24C, an effervescent vitamin drink mix
September 19, 2006
Signed an exclusive 5 year distribution and manufacturing agreement with National Beverage Corp. for its 12 ounce cans of Jones Soda and 16 ounce energy beverages
May 3, 2007
Jones reported first quarter EPS of $0.00, flat with earnings of last year. (Read article for more statistics)
Last month, I posted on Jones Soda (JSDA) and said that it looked like the stock was gettign some fizz back.
Since then, the stock briefly dipped back below its 200-day moving average, but recently recovered in a big way.
There has been no real news to account for the surge in the stock, but over the last 2 days it has spiked as much as +25% higher on a big pickup in volume.
This brought the stock back above its 200-day, but today it came close to bumping up against its overhead 50-day average. This is a natural area of resistance, and I expect the stock to p...
Look for a follow through on this security on Friday. It appears the downward trend is close to being broken and the volume on the upside was very good on Thursday. Resistance is at the 50 dma around $19 per share.
I have been long this stock before, and even short for a brief time after the shares broke above $30. At the time, I felt the stock was way ahead of itself, and would surely need to come down. But I have to admit to covering my short position quickly, and not sticking to my convictions.
Nonetheless, the stock has endured a long slide to get back to the level it sits today. Some of this was due to the company reporting earnings that didn't live up to lofty investors' expectations. Then last week, there was news that St
While they may be lackluster at the moment, I believe they will benefit from MacDonald's moving towards cafe type stores to compete with Starbucks. MacDonald's has said that they will be including more bottled specialty drinks and sodas in their stores, and when it comes to niche sodas, Jones is the first company that pops into my mind. Hopefully, it will be the same thing for MacDonald's marketers.
Come on now, Jones Soda (JSDA) is at almost $32 a share. This is Jones Soda we are talking about here, the sh*t isn't that good. I don't care if it's made with "real sugar", hand me a Coke any day of the week with a splash of rum and I'm good to go. Jones has moved too fast up the charts and is just aching to take a beating. "I think you're wrong because Piper Jaffray raised its price target on Jones Soda (Nasdaq: JSDA) from $18 to $31, maintaining their outperform rating". Well f*ck Piper Jaffray, when's the last time they bought Jones Soda? Wal-Mart and everyone else is going to kill ...
I know that there is a lot of hype out there about Jones Soda becoming the next Hansen Natural. Now that the hype has caused the price to increase too high too quickly, I am looking for a short-term sell on this stock. Jones Cream Soda is delicious, but I see little risk in saying that JSDA's 150% gain since March 6th is unwarranted. Shorts have been squeezed, but I feel they will soon be returning to ride this stock down for a correction.
I know that there is a lot of hype out there about Jones Soda becoming the next Hansen Natural. Now that the hype has caused the price to increase too high too quickly, I am looking for a short-term sell on this stock. Jones Creme Soda is delicious, but I see little risk in saying that JSDA's 110% gain since March 6th is unwarranted. Shorts have been squeezed, but I feel they will soon be returning to ride this stock down for a correction.
market sentiment on JSDA is 100% bullish. many tout it as the next HANS. this stock will keep running up until the company a fundmental move triggers a sell.
greed from people jumping in on the JSDA/HANS bandwagon will push this stock thru the roof!
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