CFPC.OB breakaway gap.

[rickjust]

cfpc on fire today

[kslifka]

I like this one.  Moving nicely.

[rickjust]

hi,
another big day
max

[kslifka]

I hope people are in looking to get into CFPC.ob.  News just keeps getting better.

http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/070418/20070418005420.html?.v=1

Coffee Pacifica to Boost Revenue with Certified Coffees from Ethiopia
Wednesday April 18, 8:30 am ET

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Coffee Pacifica, Inc. (OTCBB:CFPC - News) announced today that it will commence to sell, through its 100% owned subsidiary Uncommon Grounds Inc., Fair Trade and Organic certified coffee produced by farmer co-operatives in Ethiopia. According to the International Coffee Organization historical production data, Ethiopia is the worlds 6th largest coffee exporting country. The addition of certified Ethiopian coffee will increase Coffee Pacifica's current and future revenue.

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Terry Klassen, CEO of Coffee Pacifica, stated, "We believe that this first order of specialty coffee from Ethiopia is just the beginning of a long-term relationship with the Ethiopian co-operatives."

Jon Yogiyo, Vice Chairman of Coffee Pacifica and Chairman of PNG Coffee Growers Federation Ltd., said that "I am excited with the third coffee-producing country joining our distribution network. Within three years, Coffee Pacifica has established a global presence, and our unique 'Growers Direct' marketing strategy is rapidly gaining leading recognition in the green bean coffee industry. We anticipate selling certified green beans from Papua New Guinea too."

Effective April 16, 2007, Coffee Pacifica executed a three-year management contract with Mr. Terry Klassen, its current Chief Executive Officer.

[kslifka]

I hope people are in looking to get into CFPC.ob.  News just keeps getting better.

http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/070418/20070418005420.html?.v=1

Coffee Pacifica to Boost Revenue with Certified Coffees from Ethiopia
Wednesday April 18, 8:30 am ET

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Coffee Pacifica, Inc. (OTCBB:CFPC - News) announced today that it will commence to sell, through its 100% owned subsidiary Uncommon Grounds Inc., Fair Trade and Organic certified coffee produced by farmer co-operatives in Ethiopia. According to the International Coffee Organization historical production data, Ethiopia is the worlds 6th largest coffee exporting country. The addition of certified Ethiopian coffee will increase Coffee Pacifica's current and future revenue.

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Terry Klassen, CEO of Coffee Pacifica, stated, "We believe that this first order of specialty coffee from Ethiopia is just the beginning of a long-term relationship with the Ethiopian co-operatives."

Jon Yogiyo, Vice Chairman of Coffee Pacifica and Chairman of PNG Coffee Growers Federation Ltd., said that "I am excited with the third coffee-producing country joining our distribution network. Within three years, Coffee Pacifica has established a global presence, and our unique 'Growers Direct' marketing strategy is rapidly gaining leading recognition in the green bean coffee industry. We anticipate selling certified green beans from Papua New Guinea too."

Effective April 16, 2007, Coffee Pacifica executed a three-year management contract with Mr. Terry Klassen, its current Chief Executive Officer.

Whoops wrong chart...but CPTC looks good too

[rickjust]

i am enjoying this one as well as CYRX
MAXI

[rickjust]

this one will continue

max

[rickjust]

hi,
nice bottom around 140,
a lot of talk about this stock at stock tiger and the iceman , boh sites have great picks.
my hunch is this will continue
max

[rickjust]

cfpc getting ready to breakout.
180 and we are off.
max

[rickjust]

just broke theresitance at 180.

[Stocky2000]

just broke theresitance at 180.

hope the volume picks up 

[rickjust]

hi ,
some volume came in today ,
nice chart ,
max

[rickjust]

volume coming on the up days,
higher highs and higher lows .
here is the chart
max

[rickjust]

hi,
nothing you to report, just following the trend and posting a chart
max

[boatguy]

Jamaica is going to take a direct hit by hurricane Dean.

I know CFPC has a Jamaican connection so it may be interesting to see how this plays out if Jamaican coffee takes a hit.