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We love subs! ….No, not the sandwich, but sub-penny plays with positive corporate activity with a promising forecast.
That’s what FRHV has on the menu!
FRHV (Fresh Harvest Products, Inc.)
Don’t let the name confuse you. FRHV did a 180 last year and turned their focus on a thinly pursued but very lucrative industry.
Fresh Harvest previously operated as a natural and organic food products company before management decided to transition the Company's line of business to capitalize on its relationships within the rapidly growing SaaS, enterprise software and mobile application markets.
Software as a service (SaaS) is a software delivery method that provides access to software and its functions remotely as a web-based service which allows organizations to access business functionality at a lower cost than paying for licensed applications.
Since entering this arena, FRHV appears to have taken the bull by the horns and drive it into the direction they want for success!
One of the recent developments was the launch of a new division of the Company called Art & Commerce Media and its website, http://www.artcommerce.media.
Just check out that division’s clients, you don’t have to be a genius to figure out what direction FRHV is going.
Here’s that list: Yahoo, Them&Us Film, The American Alpine Club, Julliard, Collage Board, Novartis, and ……The United Nations!
Just one week ago on Jan. 22, FRHV announced that the Company has made a strategic financial investment in the parent company of The Story Plant, an established media and publishing company that specializes in e-books.
Software companies have just scratched the surface as far as potential in the e-book industry. High schools, Collages, Universities, and even higher Education institutions are offering e-books as opposed to the traditional textbook, so the future in this industry has just begun.
The global market for e-books is forecasted to experience rapid growth over the next five years and it is one of FRHV’s top strategic initiatives to enter and experience success in this and other high growth digital media markets.
Just this past Monday, Jan 26, President and CEO of Fresh Harvest Products, Michael J. Friedman, issued the following statement to shareholders:
"I would like to update our shareholders and the investment community regarding Fresh Harvest's growth strategy as we begin a new year. The Company's primary initiative in 2015 is to become a leading technology solutions provider focused on the mobile, enterprise software and software as a service (SaaS) markets. We intend to accomplish this initially by developing proprietary mobile applications for the health, wellness and other markets as well as engaging in strategic investments and partnerships.
You can read that full report here:http://finance.yahoo.com/news/fresh-harvest-products-provides-corporate-134500022.html
There is so much recent developing news about FRHV on Yahoo finance that it’s hard to deny them at least a look.
BUSINESS SUMMARY
(FRHV – Fresh Harvest Products, Inc. / PPS - .0004)
Fresh Harvest Products, Inc. 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.
Fresh Harvest Products, Inc. is headquartered in New York City, New York.
The Story Plant was founded in 2008 by two long-term industry professionals, Lou Aronica and Peter Miller. From the start, the company has been dedicated to publishing quality fiction and to developing authors.
Their books regularly receive rave reviews and since their launch, nearly a third of their novels have appeared in the top 100 of one major bestseller list or another – and often several at once.
For more information, visit http://www.artcommerce.media and http://www.thestoryplant.com
MARKET OUTLOOK
The e-Book market is growing at 17% CAGR and will dominate the global book publishing industry with 27.8% Share by 2019.
The Global E-book market is the fastest growing sub-market in the worldwide book publishing industry. The Global eBook market accounted for approximately 12.6% of the Global Book Publishing market in 2014 and is expected to increase to 27.8% by 2019.
Global E-book market is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 17.40% over the period 2014-2019. An e-book is a book available in the digital format, which allows readers to access content using their handheld devices without any time and location constraints.
In the United States, e-Book market is forecast to grow at 21.28% CAGR during 2013-2018 review period.
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/e-book-market-growing-at-17-cagr-will-dominate-global-book-publishing-industry-with-278-share-by-2019-283856541.html
Nearly five years after Apple Inc. kicked off the mobile-apps craze, the industry is booming.
App stores run by Apple and Google Inc. now offer more than 700,000 apps each. With so many apps to choose from, consumers are estimated to spend on average about two hours a day with apps. Global revenue from app stores is expected to rise 62% this year to $25 billion, according to Gartner Inc.
For every Instagram, the wildly popular photo sharing app that Facebook Inc. bought for $1 billion last year, there are hundreds of thousands of apps that don't catch on.
As the battlefield shifts to new geographies, new categories and new devices, developers are still trying to figure out which business models are the most profitable.
The apps industry "is like cars at the turn of the last century," said Simon Khalaf, chief executive of mobile analytics firm Flurry Inc. "You see the growth of roads and know they're going to be big. But it is still early days."
The cost of acquiring users through advertising continues to rise by double digits year-over-year.
The app boom has spread to markets such as China, Japan and South Korea.
You can read this full report on the Wall Street Journal’s website or this link here: http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424127887323293704578334401534217878
INVESTOR HIGHLIGHTS
FRHV seems to appear as a bargain, based on all the recent activity and positive potential that is forecasted in the near future.
FRHV gives the impression that their management staff is dedicated to their product as well as protecting their investors.
Priced at well under a cent, FRHV could be a quick flying, uprising play.
FRHV’s chart indicates that we could be catching this baby on the bounce with plenty of good reasons to believe that we could be in store for another peak.
FRHV could be a solid pick when all is said and done and the smoke clears after today.
Don’t delay any longer, start your own research. Get this selection on your sonar and see the possibilities for yourselves. Before we close this newsletter we would like to remind all our readers to remember to never risk any more than they could afford to lose. The OTC markets can sometimes be very quick and volatile. Even more important is to book a profit when you can, so remember, don’t be greedy and enjoy the trading. 
