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Ever since Hansen Natural Corp has abandoned their distribution with Dr. Pepper Snapple Group, they had to pay a settlement fee to Dr.

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NASDAQ 100 component Hansen's Natural was "out of flavor" with investors today. Analysts at Stifel Nicolaus cut earnings slightly below Street views for FY09 & FY10 citing, "category softness and disruptions" as they relate to the energy drink market and the company's transition to the "Coke systems" according to info culled from Briefing.com. Late ...

Hansen Natural Corp.'s shares fell sharply Friday after company officials told investors Thursday that sales of its energy drinks and juices were weaker in the second half of May.

Gee? My stock's undervalued and hasn't yet reached its UNFAIR price.... But seriously... what the heck is a FAIR price? Setting aside sector P/E multiple differences where Biotechs tend to get ridiculously overinflated multiples while beverage sector is pretty stable around a 15-16 P/E. How in the heck do you judge what's fair and what's unfair? I ...

Hansen Natural , makers of the Monster energy drink, had enjoyed a pretty good run as shares began the year in the low $30s and reached a high point in early May in the mid $40s. However, that fairly steady rise has come crashing down in the past month with HANS shares trading down about 25% from its highs; for comparison's sake, the S&P 500 has ...

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Dr. Pepper Snapple reported first-quarter results on Wednesday that were better than analysts expected.

The maker of energy drinks and organic soda is up 70% over the last six months, versus a 30% decline for comfort-food specialist Campbell.

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Don't you just love Hansen Natural ? While the rest of the world went bonkers and nearly every stock in your portfolio -- and mine -- took a nosedive in 2008, this Rule Breakers recommendation just kept shipping energy drinks .

WHEN CAMPBELL SOUP AND HANSEN NATURAL showed up on opposite ends of the 52-week high and low list recently, it was a stark reminder of changing Wall Street sentiments: The once-defensive stock of Campbell Soup has quickly become pass, replaced by high-growth stories like Hansen Natural , whose caffeinated beverages are again jolting shares.

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Gross sales for the 2009 first quarter increased 14.3 percent to $278.9 million from $244.0 million in the same period last year.