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Does anyone know how this got to 1 cent. I remember flipping this last year at around 30 centss. What a crazy drop
Looking at history, 10q should be coming out this week. If delayed, we might see it drop to $0.01 or below. This will be the first report since the HER sale. The posts bragging about $188MM in sales neglect to state that $100 MM of that was from HER! I might take a gamble and grab some shares Monday first thing and watch for the 10Q. I hope they haven't committed all of the $33 MM from the HER sale because they'll need a bunch of it now to settle the SEC lawsuit. If the SP drops after the 10 Q, I'd likely take the loss and check back in a couple months. If it hangs in there for a few days or rises I'll consider loading up more. Any other opinions?
More 20MM of shares in institutional investors.
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See the owership in REVU.
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REVU is falling again.
jmo
Time to time. REVU first have to go back to $0.2 will go up there to $0.6
Is possible see REVU in two years in $2 or more.
Shareholders have to defend its position in REVU. In my humble opinion by selling HER company can focus on the division of PENN FOSTER and maximum performance.
I should have bought shares that day. Even today I hope to buy below of @.05.
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I like this change in the company. Bain Capital is concerned that the company stay on good track.
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Ideally in the future we can see REVU above $2. lol
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My target price in REVU is $0.60 for a short term.
Today I want to add 50k more shares. I hope to have more than 150k shares of REVU.
Insiders held in REVU more of 8MM of shares.
Today I will buy shares of REVU to forget them for a year. I think I can sell above @.50
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I hope we have a strong rebound. It is illogical to the current price.
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Bain Capital Ventures has put recently new CEO in Penn Foster.
http://www.bizjournals.com/boston/blog/startups/2012/04/bain-capital-ventures-penn-foster-ceo.html?ana=yfcpc
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Low float here with only 48MM of shares. This company could very well reach $200MM annually. In my humble opinion REVU is the best investiment for a long term.
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Penn Foster is the oldest school in the world away. This company is well established with 13 million students worldwide.
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REVU - The rebound is imminent. The bleeding is over. Now we just go up.
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REVU sold more $180MM and ONLY have 56MM of shares! Float in 46MM or 48MM of shares.
Target price in $1 or $2.
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The chart is perfect. I hope you have time to buy many shares.
Is my humble opinion.
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Sold more $180MM and $0.03? BIG DEAL HERE...
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They have to wait to I buy shares of REVU first. lol
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I have seen few opportunities like this. I think the price will not last long today.
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If they focus on their education system can be a great company in the future. I like the company.
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A friend told me that there are companies interested in REVU. Maybe you could buy REVU by millions of dollars. The company should be valued at least $0.60 per share.
Remember that in 2011 the company sold more than $180MM. REVU should be above $0.6.
A company with 854 employees can not have price to "PINK PENNY" company. LOL. IMO.
Penn Foster is a good school. I know people who have studied there. I like my investment in REVU.
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The company has 854 full time employees.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/pr?s=REVU.PK+Profile
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Short term or long term REVU is big opportunity.
MADE $$$$$$$$
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I hope that today can buy more at $0.03 for a long term.
IMO.
For a short term the target price in REVU is $0.6 minimum.
In this moment REVU is BULLISH.
Penn Foster can sell annually more than 100MM dollars.
Is time to buy.
The most important thing here is volume. REVU has low float.
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MACD mark Buy and RSI oversold. This week is possible return to @.05 or @.07.
We will see what happens.
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That's right. I will buy some shares. I hope the company can support operating expenses only to the division of Penn Foster.
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I loading more shares in $0.03.
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In REVU the target price is clear. Minimum $1 per share. This stock a long term return to Nasdaq or Amex markets. IMO.
Connolly buy 120,192 shares and does not sell any share.
He held 2,304,457 shares of REVU.
Source: http://biz.yahoo.com/t/36/8204.html
Search the news release from the sale of HER and see what I say.
IMHO.
I will check on the latest financial report. If so buy many shares.
Thanks.
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The Princeton Review was founded in 1981 and is now headquartered at 111 Speen Street, Suite 550, Framingham, MA 01701. The Company went public on June 19, 2001 and is traded on the Nasdaq under the symbol "REVU". The Company reports financial results under a normal fiscal calendar (year ending December 31st). The Company's transfer agent is Continental Stock Transfer & Trust Company, 17 Battery Place New York, NY 10004, telephone number: 212-509-4000.
About Penn Foster
Headquartered in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Penn Foster Inc. ("Penn Foster") is one of the oldest and largest accredited distance education providers in the world. Founded in 1890 by Thomas Foster to educate coal miners in safety and engineering, Penn Foster has enrolled over 13 million students around the world since its inception.
In 2003 the institution began its transition from a correspondence school to a modern online distance learning provider; and in 2005 announced its new name: Penn Foster.
Today, the institution has over 200,000 active students in its vocational, associate degree, and high school programs in the U.S., Canada, and 200 countries around the world. In fact, one out of every 1,410 Americans is an active Penn Foster student. And one out of every 2,033 Canadians is an active ICS Canada student.
In March of 2007 the Wicks Group, a New York-based private equity firm, acquired Penn Foster Inc. The Wicks Group manages private equity funds that invest in education, publishing, medical information services, newspapers, and radio broadcasting, among others.
In December 2009 The Princeton Review, Inc. (OTCQB: REVU) acquired Penn Foster Inc. The Princeton Review has been a pioneer and leader in helping students achieve their higher education goals for more than 25 years through college and graduate school test preparation and private tutoring. With more than 165 print and digital publications and a free website, www.PrincetonReview.com, the Company provides students and their parents with the resources to research, apply to, prepare for, and learn how to pay for higher education. The Princeton Review also partners with schools and guidance counselors throughout the U.S. to assist in college readiness, test preparation and career planning services, helping more students pursue postsecondary education.
"All of my career goals could not have been possible
without the education I acquired through Penn Foster.
Over the years, I was promoted, gained many pay increases,
and was respected as an expert in my chosen fields
because of Penn Foster."
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