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I would conjecture that it would be no since they are attempting at getting their SS in a normal capitalization form. IMO.
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I had problems with TD Ameritrade in the pinksheets. Zecco was suggested as more trader friendly, and it has been that way. TD has some good tools and for the investor type a better pick.
If I can get enough capital, I'll look at eTrade because of the global trading option they have there. The commissions will be a little steaper but it seems international mergers/cross-listings are starting to pick up.
Zecco is a free spirit trader. No restrictions here.
Clearing out the old flippers of .003-004.
It might take some time for the flippers to be cleared out, then I think we should be smooth sailing as everyone over .005 is looking for the long sail. IMO.
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For fun I bought 1Mil, so hope to see this rise soon.
If it does become a bit of a hassle, I'm sure there is a way to get the shares transferred to another broker that can deal with trading them.
A projected date for IPO.
Inorder to maximize the IPO, I think Graffiti would want to take advantage of the initial holiday shopping to help boost the PPS. But I don't think aiming for the IPO after the holidays will have a neutral effect because the holiday momentum would be over after Christmas. If I were to do an IPO I would initially think about it occurring around the first or second week of December. The sales of the games can be documented and PRed if needed for exposure, and that would help fuel demand for the Graffiti shares.
I do see an earlier IPO occurring though if the games get stocked by mid November, as someone else had conjectured. IMO
Just some thoughts since it seems the board is running a little slower these days.
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But they had a smaller O/S and most likely a corresponding float.
I would like to see a comparison for once of a company that has a similar share structure as VCTY rocketing up to .25 based on PRs.
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How much volume would be needed to move to .25, and what would the buy-to-sell ratio have to be to sustain it?
So, I still don't know how I manipulated the stats. Can some one enlighten me on how to do that so I don't accidentally do it again?
All I do is load the board page. Go to the oldest posts since the last reading. Read the posts from the bottom of the page. Click on individual psts that open in separate tabs automatically. Respond every once in awhile with my own comments. Go back to the board page and when I get to the top I hit the END key. The next page automatically loads at the bottom of the page and I repeat the process until all the newer messages are read.
That is what I had been doing before being Suspended.
Please delete my account. Since you dumba es can't allow for basic functionality of an account like changing passwords for suspended accounts.
Oh and I didn't get much help on why I was suspended. Just a sly remark with a wink in the end. So, if there was technical glitch that caused a problem, that won't be going away and makes being a member at any level worthless.
Thanx for the correction.
I was hoping that wouldn't be the case if people can perhaps hold on for a little bit.
From what I understand, its the MMs who sell and buy shares from the investors. They obtain the shares from the company at a certain price and put their own mark-up on it so they can get a profit. The price might be .0022 but the MMs are going to require .0023 (the ask) for buy orders to complete quickly. They might wait a little bit if the buy order is lower.
In level 2 charts you see the MMs have various positions staked out for (ask) prices because they have so many shares available to sell at that ask price. When one MM runs out of shares for that price the next MM steps up to be at the front of the line. So if as an MM, one can fill a buy order at .0022 and then fill a sell order at .002. That means the MM made .0002 profit on each share sold.
When he runs out of .0020-.0021 shares to offer at an ask under .0022, he gives up his position to the next MM in line. He may now have shares that were obtained at .0030, and he would have to wait till the ask is in the range of .0031 before he gets close to having another chance to "assist" investors. So there isn't a clear someone sold in order for someone to buy. To me its more like who will offer a higher buying price to make it worth it to the MMs.
With the math, it really doesn't matter, the point of that post was to show the strong buying position, and the seeming fragility of the short/selling position. If everyone stays for the next couple weeks after the DIVI, the MMs will have to do some major buying to cover their positions, and then only after that would one want to exit.
All in my opinion and perception
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LOL . . . I did the math on it.
$13431 Total if you use the bottom point of the down-slant as the estimated bid price.
and the total shares sold are around 2.15 Million which is 0.166% of the O/S.
For the buying I would guess about 20 Million shares were bought with many more buy orders than sell orders.
Tomorrow should have better maneuverability because of the greater buying pressure over selling.
Should have been in 29-31 range today, at the least.
Here is my opinion on today's situation. About lunch time someone got fidgety because the action wasn't happening fast enough and figured it was better to exit than stick it out. That brought the PPS down enough for someone to set a sell point of .002. I'm unsure what the rules are for MMs to snag sell orders, but they filled that order when the PPS was at .0025. Before that there was a great amount of buying pressure building which was totally killed by the sell order of .002.
Because of this dip, there was a long road to a new high for the day, and other people started exiting even though there was buying pressure building again that would have brought the PPS back up to at least the high of the day.
We can see new highs tomorrow if there isn't panic.
Those who say "I'm glad I got out when I did," should realize that there was artificial momentum by the MMs (IMO) that was for a fool's choice. The PPS could have been at a better level had the sold-shares stayed.
IMO
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Oh please enlighten us to who may have sold. It doesn't have to be a name, but general categories could be used, like insiders, or the company higher-ups, or whatever comes to the imagination.
I'm wondering if those are shorts that found some more shares to scrunch.
No PR expected, but buy by 10/12 for DIVI.
Thanx for clarification. I'll try and ignore the PR screamers and focus on spouting about the DIVI and the date which are the crux of the matter here.
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The share settling date is the 15th not the 18th. So buy by the 12th. And check the SDVI board and PRs before posting elsewhere
I apologize for the off topic response. Feel free to delete this when you find it.
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Did I miss the promise of another PR?
There has been another post of someone expecting a PR or CC. I got all wound up from a similar post earlier, and now I'm thinking I was wrong. Did Ken promise a PR or CC for right before the DIVI date? I don't recall it. Can others provide clarity on whether a PR/CC was promised and where that promise was made?
I do agree that promises should be kept, and it is unprofessional to promise and not deliver on that promise, especially something as simple (and perhaps mundane) as a PR/CC.
If no PR/CC was promised, why bring it up? It only makes the company look bad because people will have the impression that the company is behaving badly when silence is perfectly acceptable when nothing more needs to be said for a given event. For me all has been stated and explained clearly for the 12th-15th DIVI event. After the DIVI I think a PR/CC would be in order to explain the next steps and expectations for the company. IMO.
A forward thanks to those who can help clarify the PR issue.
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I don't know what the exact amount would be.
I haven't been in that type of situation yet, but buy as much as you want. I think everyone would appreciate it.
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According to the Security Act Sec 12b.1.D., it is 10% of any shares (in this case it would be the outstanding shares). So that's a big chunk of change for anyone venturing into that situation.
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Not until a later date.
From what I gather with the information, the dividend is not immediately tradable since the IPO will not occur until a later date. With it being on a foreign exchange at that time, you will need to coordinate with your broker beforehand on how much the trade will cost and the process/timeline they have to go through to do the trade.
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No need of pre-DIVI update.
We have all the information needed. Any talk of another update is at worst a deterrent to people checking us out and being mislead that there will be some PR before the DIVI date. They would wait for the PR and then fail to buy because there was no PR planned or even expected, except by those who are too weak to understand 10/12 is the deadline and that's that.
Please cease the absurdity of a PR wanted, happening, or needed when all the information is there. This isn't DMG or lle or whatever other stock that depends on PR news for its boosts.
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Need for Links.
Dear moderators, would it be possible to put up in a stickie the links to the PRs since they contain the basic information everyone is looking for, and as a special favor, could you sticky my earlier post outlining the price equivalent so people can see better what the potentional value of the dividend and IPO most likely could be.
Thanx.
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Yah, They are being cordially uncooperative. I called them about the same thing, and I even tried a broker assisted trade. They still couldn't complete it, some BS about the risk managers blocking trades of the stock. You would have to talk to a risk manager directly for a full answer, but I switched over to www.zecco.com to trade SDVI. It cost me $20 in a wire transfer but its well worth it for when I got in.
Its 1Euro not $1.
I think the 1Euro is a conservative estimate of Graffiti market value based on the sales and proven track record that the market would be able to evaluate.
The 10% would be a negotiated amount for spinning off Graffiti for the IPO. This keeps the parent company partly linked with the success of the spun-off company which makes sense if you're in the business of making money. This could also lead to a buyout of SDVI by Graffiti if Graffiti's success skyrockets, and it can afford to dissolve the excess baggage that SDVI would become at that point. IMO and based on the CCs.
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The IPO gives value to the dividend.
Without Graffiti going public, the dividend share of Graffiti has no predictable or verifiable value. You could sell it back to the private company, but they could say its only worth $.0001. On a public exchange the company would be valued openly and you know what you are getting. The biggest gamble of all of this after the dividend dispersement is what value will the market place on Graffiti? Not much of a gamble if one got their share practically for free to begin with.
So, how an IPO could be a turn off in this case is beyond reason, unless there is the short position.
It's not a matter of opinion of what the company suggests. Read the last PR:
"-- Stock settlement dates take up to 3 days that the shareholders name may not be on the NOBO list in time. This has confused a lot of shareholders . .. . All shareholders are encouraged to have their shares settled before October 15th, which means purchasing the stock on or before October 12th."
This is where the 10/12 deadline is derived from. If someone wants to try and buy after that date, they are welcome to it, but the surety of the processes completing after the 12th are less certain.
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What I wrote is what I meant. I got the ratio mixed up but corrected the terms so the match the correct side. It is always SDVI on the 200 side and Graffiti on the 1 side.
.039 is a long shot and applies to the IPO whenever that occurs.
For now .005 seems an achievable high for SDVI by the time the dividend occurs. I don't think people realize yet what a generous dividend this is. 200/1 sounds like a small amount, but that would apply if we were trading sub-penny for a penny. There are strong indicators the IPO for Graffiti will be in the 1+Euro range. So, the math outlined previously takes into account most of the possibilities for the IPO.
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I don't think the overall plan is of importance right now. What is expected is if you want a dividend of significant value buy shares of SDVI by 10/12 so you can be assigned the dividend on 10/15. After that the plans are a skeleton sketch. I'm of the opinion that, for now, the short-term vision of a dividend is enough to draw in buyers. Once 10/15 passes, then the long term plan can be evaluated for a hold or sell position.
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First Hour; Nice volume
Ignoring an initial sell off at the beginning, almost 5 mil in pure buys. This is looking to be an exciting day. :)
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My analysis was based on what I had seen in the PRs. If the terms have changed in the follow-up videos it sounds like the deal has sweetened even more, but such modifications put me on edge when they are announced because they can be a symptom of stock manipulation. The CEO, not getting the response he wanted from the initial PR, follows up with something more enticing to get a higher PPS for God knows what.
I would rather have a good surprise the day of the dividend than be groomed for it. Thanx for the updated analysis, I hadn't reviewed the videos in detail.
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SDVI PPS To Graffiti IPO Analysis:
So I was playing around with numbers to see what value is in the Graffiti IPO if it is converted to 1 unit of SDVI in the 200/1 offering. (SDVI/IPO)
Graffiti's estimated IPO would be the starting point, and the range I've seen is from 1Euro to 6Euros. With those estimates, it converts to around $1.30 USD.
So to make 200 shares of SDVI equivalent to a single share of the IPO at 1Euro, the price for SDVI would have to be at $.0065 PPS. Multiply by 6 for the anticipated IPO of 6Euros for a minimum of $.039 PPS for SDVI.
In summery SDVI equivalent value for the IPO conversion for 200 shares of SDVI is estimated between $.0065-$.039 PPS of SDVI. The application of this analysis lends itself to further cross-analysis and connections.
For a quick tangent analysis: Based on what everyone has guessed for the final closing of the dividend opportunity, the PPS could be $.005. Buying today, you could automatically double your money next week if you hold the shares for the dividend.
All IMO.
I don't know if others have done an analysis of this type to help bring in support and increase reasonable anticipation. Any corrections or further ponderings welcomed.
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An amateur attempt at stirring up some news. For real news, www.otcmarkets.com is the most reliable place to find it on any pinkie. If its not there, then its not news.
Be safe in DD.
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REMINDER - Don't place stop orders that tempt MMs.
It looks like someone put a sell order at .0022, and they lost that bet with the MMs. This also means that the MMs are anticipating this to go up at least by .0004 (.0029) so they can make their money back on what they lost by taking out that stop order.
Just for fun, was that anyone's order here that has been reading the boards? Please introduce yourself to the community. :)
What's making this stock rise isn't some BS about news coming (which I think traditional pumper-dumpers automatically spout off), but a proposed date of guaranteed benefits. There is no "news" coming, but a completion of a transaction. We are all in for 90% surety that it will follow thru. So, this board doesn't need self-proclaimed messengers of news to pump it up. And personally, I would be turned off to a stock if it seemed a pumping on a board or boards was driving the momentum to buy. It would mean I got in too late, and that the stock was a scam in the end. That has not been the case for this one.
From the updates, I thought the EX date is the 15th, and everyone has to be locked in by the 12th? You can sell after the 12th but it just makes the process a little more complicated. So its best to hold all the way thru the 15th.
Here's an update on TD. They can't even place an order for SDVI over the phone because the risk managers have blocked any trading of it for whatever reason. Hopefully I can get in with another broker before SDVI settles.
Thanx everyone who has helped and with the advice.
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