Monday, April 28, 2008 6:42:22 PM
LOST SHAREHOLDER VALUE
A 'retail investor' buying into most Yorkville-financed companies at the time of the companies' first financings with Yorkville , and without the benefit of convertible debentures with floating/discounted prices , will almost always lose considerable money if he holds his shares 'for the long haul'.
I think we've proven that beyond a shadow of a doubt with analysis such as 'Table A' in the iBox.
Just to bring that on home with one particular set of Yorkville Clients I created a table which now includes not only the original NEOM-interrelated companies such as SMRT DPFD NANS FMDAY NGNM NSEO ISON (two of which were touted by Tobin Smith) but also includes Tobin Smith's other two touted Yorkville Clients TREN AND MOBL , for a total of 10 companies.
(And , maybe it's just me , but I find it beyond the possibility of being a simple coincidence that Tobin Smith would have picked FOUR Yorkville Clients to use in his SmallCap touts.)
Anyway, if an 'investor' were to have bought $10,000 worth of shares in each of these 10 companies on the date of each company's initial Yorkville financing .... he would have 'invested' a total of $100,000 along the way.
These investments would have started in May of 2002 with Neomedia and his investments over time would have coincided with a significant Bull Market.
Courtesy of one gainer , NGNM , his investments' value as of market close today would be $30,667 , down slightly less than 70%.
(Without NGNM he would have seen $90,000 turn into about $5000.)
It would be interesting to know how much the following people/entities profited from their involvements with these companies over the same time-frame:
David Dodge
Chas Fritz
J.J. Keil
George O'Leary
Al Refkin
James Schneider
Thornhill Capital
Tobin Smith
Yorkville Advisors
jonesie
A 'retail investor' buying into most Yorkville-financed companies at the time of the companies' first financings with Yorkville , and without the benefit of convertible debentures with floating/discounted prices , will almost always lose considerable money if he holds his shares 'for the long haul'.
I think we've proven that beyond a shadow of a doubt with analysis such as 'Table A' in the iBox.
Just to bring that on home with one particular set of Yorkville Clients I created a table which now includes not only the original NEOM-interrelated companies such as SMRT DPFD NANS FMDAY NGNM NSEO ISON (two of which were touted by Tobin Smith) but also includes Tobin Smith's other two touted Yorkville Clients TREN AND MOBL , for a total of 10 companies.
(And , maybe it's just me , but I find it beyond the possibility of being a simple coincidence that Tobin Smith would have picked FOUR Yorkville Clients to use in his SmallCap touts.)
Anyway, if an 'investor' were to have bought $10,000 worth of shares in each of these 10 companies on the date of each company's initial Yorkville financing .... he would have 'invested' a total of $100,000 along the way.
These investments would have started in May of 2002 with Neomedia and his investments over time would have coincided with a significant Bull Market.
Courtesy of one gainer , NGNM , his investments' value as of market close today would be $30,667 , down slightly less than 70%.
(Without NGNM he would have seen $90,000 turn into about $5000.)
It would be interesting to know how much the following people/entities profited from their involvements with these companies over the same time-frame:
David Dodge
Chas Fritz
J.J. Keil
George O'Leary
Al Refkin
James Schneider
Thornhill Capital
Tobin Smith
Yorkville Advisors
jonesie
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