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That does not bother me. They earn 12 times what their interest payment is.
Can someone please explain to me how FITX is valued at over $350 million?
Isn't expected 2014 revenues only supposed to be $66 million?
I disagree, I have a long position, entered at $2.6 pps. But the market is currently worried about the. PC space more than the game console space. (I don't know why, but that is the facts.)
Here is what I think is going to happen: Short Term
I think that we are going to see a drop in share price in the short term as margins and the PC sales segment disappoint the market. I have bought put options that I intend to trade on the decrease in price.
Here is what I think will happen: Long Term
The market will adjust their focus from the PC market segment as this market stabilizes in 2014 and will start to focus on the graphics segment. (Where the consoles are) At this time we should see an appreciation in price per share to around $7. This price target is supported by a free cash flow analysis.
There is going to be a really large spike only if there is going to be a short squeeze.
This is just plain slander. My family was one of the early investors in MSLP (I have since liquidated my positions to free up capital for other opportunities). Unless there is an evil twin brother of Dr. Frost that acted without his knowledge. Then we met the guy after a board meeting. Gordon Burr, a long time family friend sat on the board and was present just as frost started investment negotiations.
While I do absolutely dislike managements decisions and feel it is a terribly managed company with Brad at the helm, they have not lied about Dr. Frost and his involvement.
However they have gained market share in the server market.
Arnold sold off 50% of his shares...
I think we will see some dilution to support the cash requirements of a massive increase of revenue. So there may be a short term drop in pps. However I am bullish long term.
Good so they don't hold any inventory there. Hopefully they have their data stored somewhere offsite.
Anyone know the how much the insurance policy is for MSLP? I think they were flooded. I am looking at road closures and a topo map now. I think that they may be underwater.
They will probably get sold before then IMO.
Was the 12 million O/S in the earnings? I am only at approximately 11 million.
They would not file the consulting there would they? Wouldn't that be in other expenses?
Anyone else see R&D expenses at 16% of revenue? I hope this spike does not continue.
2.5 in dilution to get additional 15 million in revenue 5.25 million gross profit then 3 million operating income is pretty good to me. I look forward to seeing what their new cash conversion cycle is.
Well it appears our market cap growth is based off of revenue currently and not profit. I just hope they don't start to outpace revenue growth with their dilution again.
Take a look at progress of fitmiss and combat on Google trends. They don't have the balance sheet or cash to support the increase in demand. Compare to musclepharm searches as well. Plus with increasing demand abroad, they definitely don't have the ability to ship product substantial product to those countries with their current cash.
Of they did not have the ability to make it this quarter then it would be for next.
My guess is one of two things:
1: protect against additional equity deficit to ensure up list.
2: need to finance unexpected surge in orders. (They do not currently have a strong enough balance sheet to sustain massive revenue growth.)
Here is the 8-k: http://biz.yahoo.com/e/121024/mslp8-k.html
Instead of it being automatic compensation based off of revenue growth, it is on an "as deemed appropriate by the compensation committee". So not much better, but at least it is no longer automatic.
Frost* sorry on mobile device
Those compensations got changed as a condition of first investment.
I am a little fuzzy on the employee compensation in regards to stock issuance. I know there have been some changes since 2009 in regards to GAAP. Since all the shares are issued in Q-3 wouldn't that make it all under employee compensation in SGA? Or at the very least be shown as a prepaid expense? I know that is how they did some things in the past with themselves.
Right now it looks like they are just diluting to pay themselves big bonuses and sign Arnold. Total O/S at the end of the year should be about 11 million. Q-3 is going to suck with the 10 million in derivative expenses in SGA from Arnold. That could effect up listing. :(
Management will never be replaced as long as they have as many shares as they do. However I do agree with you on the price target. I am at $22-24 per share by the end of October.
As someone who play XBOX live as the name Jon Connar (spelled like Arnold says it) every game lobby I am in gets an Arnold lover. I don't think we will have a problem with market exposure. Also people born in the 90s were raised on Arnold action films.
Products are up for sale on amazon
They do have product I have it on my counter right now.
It takes time to post product on the website. They just signed the contract they did not say available for sale just yet.
They need cash! I think they will dilute a ton more because of this. However very good news. I think I will stay on the sidelines for a little bit longer. But definitely a move in the right direction.
VFIN on the ask. Going to take at least 25 million in shares to pay for this pump. They probably also need cash for the new purchase orders to come.
They do not have the balance sheet to take on massive increases in revenue without toxic financing or dilution. Plus these pump and dumps are really killing the pps. We will see if the v twins show up today.
We will need to watch the Nevada sos for sure.
Maybe after market close?
His software while effective is now obsolete. The new thing is using social networking for trading algorithms. There is also a hedge fund based out of the cayman islands that only requires a 150k minimum investment.
Hey guys take a look at Google trends, AMD and Intel. Definitely looks like AMD has bottomed out with revenue and we only have up to go from here.
Selling of products with THC is illegal. However FITX only licenses the products and their formulas don't have THC but one of their hemp ingredients can be replaced to include THC.
I included the preferred shares conversion in my estimate.
"The estimated number of stock options exercised changes over time to reflect subsequent events not deemed probable at the grant date. Once stock options are issued, the entity has little control over the exercise of such options and the incurrence of the related economic cost. Options are exercised only when certain legal requirements, such as vesting, are met, as well as when certain favorable market conditions encourage the exercise of options. In other words, the employee’s value of such options, based on perceived market conditions, drives the ultimate cost to the reporting entity. At the grant date, the exercise price may exceed the market price of the stock, but the employee perceives the instrument as having future value contingent on future events. Employees will not exercise their “out of the money” instruments, which they perceive as having no current value; in fact, the employee may never exercise their options. Thus, market conditions will affect the number of exercised options and the amount of cash forgone upon exercise. These conditions are difficult, if not impossible, to predict. If no options are exercised, the entity does not forgo any cash proceeds and therefore has effectively received employee services at a lower cost than originally contemplated. As a rule, accounting does not require the recognition of an amount that the entity should have paid rather than what it actually paid."
A section in the previous accounting article that you should read.
I should also point out that everything in that article was made into FASB regulation.