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That's my analysis as well. If those convertible debt shareholders were to sell their shares on the bid they would drives us down to the triple zeros in short order.
Since they're not they must believe we're going up. That's a very bullish sign. They usually just take their profit and move on vs. take more risk.
Somebody needs to take the alias HanznFranz. Like the 80's SNL skit. Their first post could be: "We're Hanz and Franz and we're here to pump you up" in a bad Austrian accent.
I don't see anything on the site announcing Nash's next live stream.
I just provided it as reference as to what popularity is via well known site.
So AXCG is rapidly gaining in popularity, but it has a ways to go before it's a household name. That was my point.
But then again this is popularity:
http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/nfl.com
That is funny. If that number is correct it really demonstrates how popular gander.tv is.
Agreed. At the end of the day fundamentals always win out. Flash and sizzle will get a momentary pop. Continually improving fundamentals will continually increase the value of your investment and ultimately the stock price over time.
We've seen direct evidence of this from the Nash and Cameron thing. We got our momentary rise to .0019 but after the hoopla ended we're right back where we were at .0013.
As stock01 says when the next 10-Q comes out we'll see more revenue, higher margins, and a closing in on profitability. The pps will rise and stick accordingly.
That's not to say there might not be some sensational news in the mean time that will get us some nice pops to trade into.
Amazingly low volume this morning. Only two trades so far.
Somebody's got to blink at some point and end this standoff.
Management has been strangely quiet. Either they're very busy or some large announcement is coming soon.
Your logic is flawed.
Companies often acquire other companies not because they profitable, but because it gives them instant access to a market and/or product they would otherwise have to develop from the ground up themselves.
An acquisition can make entry into a strategic marketplace zero where as building the core competency, developing product and services, marketing those product and services, could take years.
Considering this a large company who believes entry into live video streaming is strategic to their business might very well acquire AXCG saving themselves years of development.
I'm very happy to see the frequent the posters on this board are getting positive and up beat again.
The fall in the pps was a kick in the gut, but it's good to see we've all realized this company has great fundamentals and a great business plan and strategy and there's no where to go but up from here.
Acting would be a natural progression in their careers. Television sitcoms and movies. I think Awesome TV is a Disney company right? The Disney Channel is full of teen based sitcoms. My daughters used to drive me crazy endlessly watching that channel.
Well I was beginning to wonder how far could you stretch a teen just ad libing every week? Ok, the kid's talented but even the best comics don't have an endless repertoire of material.
So it makes sense they would come up with some sort of scripted series for him. It would take the pressure off him and make sure there's fresh material and a reason for the subscriber to tune in each week.
Not sure, but it definitely says he taking part in a multi-role production of something.
Going back to my old High School drama class days one of the first steps in preparing for a production was for the actors to stand in a circle and read their parts to each other. It sounds like that is what he was doing.
Thanks, that makes sense.
What does "table read" mean? Is that some sort on entertainment industry jargon?
Who is Brain Robbins?
That trade was a whopping $1.2221. Can you say MM manipulation? No retail investor is going to pay a $8 or $9 commission to buy that amount of shares.
Anyone notice when the chips are down the bashers are gone? More proof positive that they only bash strong stocks on the way up. When it's going down it's redundant and a waste of their time to bash it.
It's probably going to take a rumor of some really juicy news to get this thing to move.
Yeah, that's it. Everybody's playing the waiting game watching everyone else. No ones buying, no ones buying. We're just drifting. A few week hands are bailing out. So we tick down, but that's it.
Looks like we're seeing some support at .0011. Let's see if we bounce off that level.
Wow, very quiet this morning. Did everyone forget how to type, or lose their Internet connection?
I concur with your prediction. I think we sink for a while due to lack of news. I'll be buying anything I can get .0012 and under. Then in a week or two we bounce back up.
I hope you're right, but we need something from the company to end the discussion.
If I were a principle at gander.tv I would have a call into him right a way.
Everyone seems to be wanting to ignore the 2 ton elephant in the corner.
I think it was as people on this board have speculated that the Nash Grier live stream service is not as successful as we've been lead to believe.
The silence of the company on this subject speaks volumes at this point. That's not to say all is lost. It's just the Nash Grier and Dallas Cameron were not the panacea that was expected. The core business is still there and likely continues to build at predictable rate. It's just not exciting.
So the pps will linger until we get near the next 10-Q where it will rise up a few points in anticipation of the results.
If it's gander.tv it will be KABOOM time. The CEO will have pulled off the coup of the century.
If it is gander.tv he's going to announce it's a really well kept secret. Level II is doing nothing and normally news of this proportion leaks out a bit and we would see evidence of that in some insider buying.
What's missing folks is the follow up PR where AXCG tells the world how successful the first live streams of Nash Grier were.
We need a press release that says something like:
"Gander.tv announces today its new live streaming service of Nash Grier resulted in x new subscriptions and x incremental revenue. Gander.tv expects similar if not greater subscriptions and revenue from the Dallas Cameron live streams premiering later this month."
It's a wait and see until we get some news like that.
Agreed. No buying interest. So a few small retail sellers take the stock down a tick when they sell.
We need something to attract new buyers.
I thought the same thing. The question is how is the load balancing done. Is it done geographically as you have suggested or by simply the order in which people join the chat. Also ideally the chatrooms must have discreet names, such as "Nash Room 1" which may or may not be visible to the end user.
Being able to compare what each end users sees would give us some clue as to how the mechanism works.
All in all I think today was positive.
You have to consider that there are hundreds of millions of shares out there available to be sold from the former debenture holders that receive them through convertible warrants. Early debenture holders were able to covert debt to shares at a price of .0002 per share later holders were given a 50% discount at time of maturity.
Considering that these people could sell those shares at the bid price and walk away with a nice profit. However they're not selling are they? If you watched level II today you saw many times there were 4M shares or more on the bid they could have easily sold into. They didn't. These guys aren't stupid. Therefore we must understand they believe they'll maximize their profits by holding to sell at a higher price.
It looks like good support here at .0014 and again at .0012.
To me it's the only intelligent design that could be usable for an event with tens of thousands of users. Obviously this is not the first time something like this has been done. I would not doubt this off the shelf software.
Anyone out there know of a product or software utility that functions like this?
Think about this for a moment. If you were going to sponsor an online event where the viewers would be able to chat with the sponsor would you dump everyone in one large chatroom knowing you expect 1,000's if not 10,000's of attendees? The chat would quickly become unusable.
A more intelligent design would be to limit the number people chatting to a few hundred per room. As people joined the event assign them to a chatroom when the limit is reached then begin assign new users to the next chatroom. The event sponsor would have a display that would show a window for each chatroom's activity. Chats would scroll by at a human readable and reasonable rate.
To the end user there would only appear to be a few hundred other chatters, but indeed there might be 10's if not 100's of chatrooms.
To me this is only common sense on how this system is designed. Only a fool would expect a chatroom to function with a 100,000 chatters.
You're iHub alias is cracking me up. I keep thinking you must be like,
"Whoa dude this stock is trading really slow.... No really it's barely moving."
Any more days like this I may need some of that 420 myself.
Have we really not traded in over an hour or is there something wrong with my trading platform?
But in any case you can't stop them because they're allowed to 'naked' short.
This is what my broker friend said on the topic. Hope this helps.
I asked him if placing a high limit order would prevent your shares from being borrowed for shorting?