[LEFT]Just got this in email, thought it was funny
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Investors: this little company
just solved the global food crisis!
“They’ve got unique technology that grows crops in as little as 1/4th the time, and amazingly, in as little as 1/100th of the space required by conventional farming methods!
Crops are grown indoors in a controlled environment, 100% free from outside contaminants such as pesticides, bird and animal feces and even bugs…
All this while using 99% less water!
Virtually all of the major problems of conventional farming are eliminated…
And for the first time, city dwellers will get fresh, locally grown organic fruits and vegetables every day of the year!”
[RIGHT]–Tim Fields, Untapped Wealth [/RIGHT]
Dear Fellow Investor:
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Already URBF has targeted the 3 largest sellers of organic produce in North America, including Wal-Mart. And speaking of the world’s largest retailer…
Wal-Mart has discussed Urban Barns to be its #1 provider of lettuce in Puerto Rico, where they operate 30 stores. Currently, Wal-Mart sells 3 million heads of lettuce annually in Puerto Rico alone. And Puerto Rico would just be a pilot program…
Wal-Mart is interested in much bigger things and Urban Barns figures prominently in their plans…
You see, Wal-Mart has nearly 3,000 stores that sell produce, and the company has made a commitment to become the world’s largest retailer of organic food (they’re right in step with this major buying trend).
Should Urban Barns pilot program succeed, and I currently see no reason why they cant, we’re looking at the possibility of dozens of different types of organic fruits and veggies delivered “on demand” to perhaps every Wal-Mart, every day, during every season of the year!
Now you see why this $1 stock can easily grow to $14 per share.
This is a game changer, a stunning technological breakthrough that in one fell swoop…
• Solves the global food crisis…
• Puts an end to unripe, poor-tasting fruits and vegetables…
• Brings “picked fresh daily” organic produce to city dwellers
year-round at highly competitive prices!
I’m convinced these $1 URBF shares are fast headed for $14!
And here’s why…
This company’s unique indoor growing systems virtually eliminate the major problems and high costs associated with conventional farming – land, water, insects, disease, weather, warehousing and shipping!
For the first time, countries with limited land and water resources can easily produce abundant crops. And city dwellers will get fresh, ripe, great-tasting organic produce every day, at competitive prices.
Imagine fresh ripe strawberries whenever you want them. Juicy great-tasting tomatoes every night. Delicious vine-ripened melons all year long!
Science fiction? No, it’s real. It’s here now. And it’s called Urban Barns (stock symbol URBF).
Hi, I’m Tim Fields, editor of Untapped Wealth, the advisory for investors seeking fortune-making gains in today’s finest emerging companies. Today, I’m excited to tell you about this…
But before I show you exactly why Urban Barns is about to take the world (and Wall Street) by storm, let me show you exactly how this $1 stock could easily jump to $14 in a flash… and may in fact may already be running away from us right now.
You see, the organic food market, as you know, is enormous and growing by leaps and bounds each year. Just look at the success of Whole Foods, with a $4.5 billion market cap.
The Whole Foods brand is built almost exclusively on organic foods supported by the tidal wave of consumers demanding clean, fresh and healthy foods.
But, as I’ll show you in a moment, their products aren’t even in the same ballpark as Urban Barns. Heck, Whole Foods could very well become a major Urban Barns client just to keep up with Wal-Mart, who are already requesting Urban Barns to become their local supplier.
If URBF grows to a conservative 15% of the size of Whole Foods, we’re looking at a $675 million company with a $14 stock here. It’s a no-brainer. And here’s how Urban Barns plans on doing it…
Revolutionary advance in farming
Urban Barns’ unique indoor-growing technology is capable of producing organic lettuce, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, spinach, basil, strawberries, melons, and dozens more crops in as little as 1/4 of the time.
And for most crops, only 10,000 sq feet of indoor space is needed to get the same annual crop yield as 25 conventional acres outdoors. Yes, the same yield in as little as 1/100th of the space!
The crops grow on specially designed machines under artificial light in sealed, temperature-controlled buildings. These aren’t greenhouses but rather low-rent city warehouses.
Just 36 UB growing machines in a 5,000 sq ft city warehouse will produce 162,000 heads of lettuce every 6 weeks, enough to supply 30 giant Wal-Mart stores!
No sun or traditional soil is required. Water usage is reduced 99%. No flavor-killing pesticides or herbicides are used. No genetic alterations are necessary. Weather isn’t a factor. Nothing is lost to freezes, droughts, diseases, floods or heat waves…
No warehousing, shipping, or spoilage!
Because the Urban Barns are situated in cities within a few miles of where the produce is sold… Shipping costs and spoilage – fully 70% of the end price of conventional produce – are virtually eliminated!
In other words, the greatest costs, risks, and problems of conventional farming are eliminated. Consumers get fresh, locally grown organic produce every day. And the profits are through the roof!
LOOK HERE: the prestigious “DuPont Analysis” for this company shows a phenomenal 25% profit per quarter, on just lettuce alone… their least profitable crop! Which means…
Urban Barns can double in size every year with its own cash while throwing off generous $3 per share dividends. And…
That’s why the $1 URBF shares may be headed for $14.
I always figured Huk would be focused on a different kind of plants. :burnin:
lol
The really funny part, the last time I remember this sort of e-mail going around, the stock actually doubled from all the new volume.
Interesting…
I can see the stock going up just because dumb people now want it.
They do these pump and dumps with spam all the time. This is just funny because it resembles NYspeed’s forefather site.
Last Sale $ 1.26
Change Net / % 0.06 5%
Best Bid / Ask N/A / N/A
1y Target Est: N/A
Today’s High / Low $ 1.33 / $ 1.23
Share Volume 532,082
50 Day Avg. Daily Volume N/A
Previous Close $ 1.20
52 Wk High / Low $ 1.20 / $ 0.85
I got the same email and shorting as we speak…
ride it in the short term. Has plenty enough volume to make a decent coin. The 52 week range shows its relatively stable.
just buy low, sell high
I spend 5 minutes starting at the title trying to figure out how UBRF had an association with walmart.
SHORT IT!!!
Akuma
Just covered at $1.05, cost basis $1.30. Only shorted 1000 shares but that was an easy $250 :lol:
:tup:
They were down 13.6% today, guess the dump kicked in 