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My Sub Penny Superhero is FRHV - Fresh Harvest Products

About Fresh Harvest Products, Inc.

Fresh Harvest Products, Inc. based in New York City is a technology solution provider focused on the development of enterprise software, software as a service (SaaS) and mobile applications. The Company's Art & Commerce Media "ACM" division is a world-class full-service video and digital content creator, and the Company has invested in The Story Plant, a media and publishing company. For more information, visit www.artcommerce.media and www.thestoryplant.com.

FRHV is really an unbelievably hot looking trading setup.

The share price is a shockingly minuscule .0003, deep into TRIPLE ZERO sub penny territory.  If you're new to this kind of thing, if you go browsing around the forums, "triple zeros" are the tickers you see all the veterans posting about...usually discussing how great they are, or complaining that there aren't enough good ones around to trade.

It's obvious they are much appreciated, and highly desirable.

Why?  It's simple.  The lower the share price, the more the stock is perceived as being able to make large percentage moves very quickly.  Triple zero is the lowest possible share price.  Therefore, many traders believe that triple zeros are more capable of making fast-paced, huge percentage gains than any other stock on Earth.
 
 
But this cow's not going to just milk itself!

Luckily, we have been blessed with a little bit of brand new SIZZLING HOT NEWS to help ignite this fire. A nice "catalyst" as the kids call it.

Just take a look:

( Read the original full version here:  http://finance.yahoo.com/news/fresh-harvests-art-commerce-media-133000493.html )

Fresh Harvest's Art & Commerce Media Division Expands its Services to Include Online Video and Media Advertising Campaigns

NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / February 9, 2015 / Fresh Harvest Products, Inc. "Fresh Harvest" (OTC: FRHV) today announced that the Company's Art & Commerce Media "ACM" division has expanded its offerings to create online video and media advertising campaigns for its current and future clients.

Art & Commerce Media currently creates digital videos and other forms of media for large corporations and institutions. According to Company, the dramatic projected growth of video advertisements used by corporations is the primary driver for this new initiative. Management cites a very recent article published in the UK publication, "The Guardian," titled, "Why online video is the future of content marketing." The piece states that by 2017, video will account for 69% of all consumer internet traffic, according to Cisco and that Nielsen claims 64% of marketers expect video to dominate their strategies in the near future.

"The Company is pleased to announce our expansion into the online advertising space, which we believe will propel our media division to new heights by creating significant revenue opportunities in a very high growth market. In fact, management of Fresh Harvest has established and continues to cultivate relationships with multiple publicly traded companies that have expressed interest in utilizing Art & Commerce Media's creative services for their advertising and marketing," stated Michael J. Friedman, President and CEO of Fresh Harvest.

"Remember that ACM currently creates exceptionally high quality videos and other content for our clients. With our small but prestigious client list, impressive portfolio of work and growing network, I believe that Fresh Harvest's media division is very well positioned to succeed in the video advertising market," concluded Friedman.

Well then...that IS excellent news!

FRHV is claiming this could be a MAJOR expansion.  Seems like far more than enough to get traders excited and potentially ignite a massive rally just based on the news, but combine that with the story the chart is telling and we really have a recipe for insane action.  Throw in the triple zero price tag and it's pure pandemonium.  It's like a THUNDERDOME of profit potential.

But let's get back to that chart I just mentioned.

You've got to see this...

First, the technicals look fantastic.

MACD seems to indicate FRHV is at a "tipping point," where it could make a major move in one direction in the very near future.  Hopefully, that move will be upward.

Volume has been increasing.

Best of all...ALL of the Simple Moving Averages (20, 50, and 200) are either at or just above the current share price, ready to be shattered.  So if FRHV can hit .0004, and especially if it reaches .0005, it appears it will have no technical resistance overhead whatsoever.  Looks like there's no reason it can't soar with the eagles.

Two little upticks to blastoff.

That's what's so amazing about triple zeros.  Just one little uptick, the smallest possible price movement, equals a whoppingly large percentage gain...truly incredible!  Hopefully you're smart enough, and cautious enough, where you're already considering the possible downsides and risks to such an amazing phenomenon.

As you can imagine, if one little uptick causes a very large percentage gain, then one little downtick can cause a very large percentage loss.  Huge gain potential is another way of saying huge volatility.  Volatility is what we need to make big and fast profits, and it goes in both directions, making it very dangerous.  Volatility is the #1 thing desired by penny traders, currency and commodity traders, option traders, and many of the other bad boys of finance.  However... Overall, volatility is portrayed in finance as a BAD thing, and that's for good reason. 

So as always  ------->  *** Be sure to trade with caution and to verify all information for yourself before trading.  Do your own research and consult with a licensed professional before trading any alert.  You may easily lose your entire investment.  In my personal opinion, the vast majority of companies alerted in this newsletter are too risky for traditional investment, and are discussed here purely from a short-term/daytrading perspective.  All traders should have substantial experience before engaging in the exceptionally risky process that is trading small, micro and nano-cap equities. WATCH OUT FOR GAPS ON EVENING ALERTS! ***

While triple zero plays are extra risky, and require even more caution than my typical, already risky alerts...FRHV does have some impressive traits that are making me brim with optimism right now.

Most impressive of all, is one particular detail on the chart.

It caught my eye, maybe it caught yours too.  You see, my favorite indicator I use to try and guess how a stock will do after it's alerted...is how the stock has traded on other recent high volume days.  This is where FRHV really shines. In the last several months, FRHV has traded heavy volume a handful of times, going back to their most active trading volume...which took place in September.

What happened last September?

FRHV was doing the limbo, as low as it could go.  FRHV started at .0001, and on a MULTI-DAY, high volume mega rally, hit a whopping high of .001...a 900% increase in 2 trading days!

Next high volume day was November 7th, FRHV ran from .0004 to .0008 for a 100% gain.

December 22nd was next, .0004 to .0007 for a 75% gain.

Finally, the most recent high volume day was January 26th where FRHV ran from .0002 to .0006 for a 200% gain.

EVERY SINGLE HIGH VOLUME DAY ON THE 6 MONTH CHART CAME WITH A MASSIVE SUPER GAIN!

I'm not sure I've EVER seen that before in my life.  That's definitely one of the most remarkable things I've seen in the penny markets in quite a while.

5 high volume trading days.

5 incredible gains.

Perfection.  It gets no better than that! 

Oh but it does.  As Steve Jobs would say...one last thing.  Unlike the usual penny market scams and hunks of junk, it seems FRHV may be experiencing REAL success.  Could it be?  I'll let you look at this rather fresh headline and judge for yourself.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/novel-published-fresh-harvest-partner-132200953.html

The headline goes:

Novel Published by Fresh Harvest’s Partner, The Story Plant, Reaches #5 on Barnes and Noble’s Nook Bestseller List

Woah!  FRHV sitting behind a true, genuine, best seller?!

Be careful on these risky and unpredictable triple zeros, but it truly looks like this situation couldn't possibly get even 1 degree hotter.  FRHV looks like the most amazing setup I've seen in a LONG while.

There's nothing else with the potential to shine even half as bright as FRHV this week in my opinion, so keep all eyes glued to FRHV for a possible fireworks display.

DPS - Darth Trader

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