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Shareholder meeting has nothing to do with the NDA, as a non shareholder last year I asked and was given the date of the meeting and then i informed everyone here that the date had changed. No there is no meeting scheduled, there is no proxy, there is no financials. So tell me how that benefits the shareholder. Who's selling all those shares?, my bet is the new CIO who was paid in shares, or maybe the auditing company that was paid in shares. Companies without cash use shares instead. Very plausible and much more than the short theory. Or maybe Mr Lenfest gave his grandkids some shares and they put them up for sale, totally plausible as well.
No one said anything about telvue being dishonest lying etc. The problem is that they are late with not only the annual report but also the first quarters report. Doesn't make sense unless the company truly does not care about the 200 or so shareholders. As to Joe's point, if he is correct, having employees not buying the stock doesn't make sense, other than to keep control of the majority, but since he already has 93 percent that doesn't make sense either.
Let me give you my opinion on that, there are no fundamentals, no one know's whats going on until an audited financial statement is provided. Fundamentals are based on fact, to this point we don't have any.
For those that say no one is selling, let's go back to kindergarden, If I am selling 4000 apples on the side of the road, those 4000 are for sale, I am selling, but since no one wants them and just drive by no one is buying. I must first drop my asking price to 9 dollars then I'll have a buyer. Simple no??
As for 4gldb abcdefg, almost sounds like insider information? Nephew connection?? Secret weapon?? But if it was true, those in the know would be buying, plain and simple. But since no one is buying show's even the company employees are not buying on the open market. Since all unsold shares were deregistered at the time of the sale, only way to purchase is on the open market.
If those that know think this is such a cheap pps, how come no one, not even the longs are buying???
Yet some continue to say because Mr Lenfest is the majority shareholder that's a reason to buy, but if he doesn't run the company his ownership shouldn't matter. Of course we all know TEVE does nothing without the majority shareholder's say so. And if what happened to ETCC yesterday happens to TEVE today, lookout below.
If TEVE was a reporting company their first quarter report should be out today, of course since we haven't heard a peep about financials since October, don't hold your breath. Companies never report bad news!!
You'd think since they are long past a normal reporting date, they'd publish another PR, unless of course its bad news. As a shareholder myself, no communication from the company is not a good thing. The reason they reported profit, if accurate, was because of all the layoffs. Many of which I highlighted last year. Or the delay is because they didn't make a profit because they are paying the new CIO, or did they pay him with shares, silly him. Maybe today we'll see financials?? Though we should have already seen the annual report and tomorrow we should receive the 1st quarter. Will we?? Doubtful. Will there be a shareholder meeting?? Who know's but since there has been no announcement, no proxy, no issues to vote on I doubt that as well. And since they can't even get a report out to shareholders, some expect a dividend? Time will tell. Only update is the websites blog which states:
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The company offers you financials but you have to request them.
And you think that's good business sense, a company that people will want to invest in?? Bad for shareholders
- The companies stock is illiquid.So some stocks are liquid, others aren't.
Really? So being illiquid is good for the investor? how do you think the pps will rise if no one sells, no one buys, and company not transparent. Being illiquid is horrible for shareholders. PPS could stay at this level for 40 years just like ETCC has, mr lenfest's other company.
Neither of these issues have to do with TelVue's fundamentals.
So what are the fundamentals? no one knows!! No proxy, no PR, no shareholder meeting announcement, no transparency, no information, No benefit to the shareholder. So nothing to vote on this year?
You're saying repeatedly that company is a pos and will drop to a market cap of $300k - and that's what we'd all like to hear some reasoning on please.
I disagree as well as to the over agressive comments of some, on both sides of the argument, but without financials, liquidity, transparency or even a known business plan, this company is not shareholder friendly, won't you be surprised when it's sold for current list price and there goes the personal ATM. Sold or back to being a private company, that's what's coming, or maybe like ETCC no shareholder value, just payments of preferred dividends to the majority shareholder. No dividends, No splits, no transparency, no liquidity, no shareholder communication at all and definitely no shorts!!
So what are the proven positives here?? Not looking for rose colored glass hope, but proven information as to why someone should invest in this company???
So you honestly think saying a quarterly report was submitted in October to all shareholders is against the NDA?? Now that's funny.
Types of filing?? There was no filing, they are dark. They either had a complete report or they didn't. They sent it to shareholders or they didn't. The NDA would only apply to the release of information within the report. Show me where the NDA states you cannot say what kind of report this is, and neither can you say when you received it. You do realize that sounds ridiculous. Oh I can't wait to get this next report, though I haven't been sent an NDA yet to sign, so maybe everyone will see it, or no one will. Again, too funny.
I didn't ask for details of the financial report, I asked when was the last financial report sent to shareholders? Actual completed quarterly report, with all required documentation. Or are you relying on the two PR's.
Bull, no annual report out yet, no quarterly report out yet, nothing. Tell me the last complete financial report you received from TEVE other than the PR.
Then let's just stick with one line.
4k being the new generation of TV and TelVue being the leader is cool.
There is not one word you can prove of guarantee and yet I surely can.
A low float would be good. Not if there is no liquidity and no demand. Not investor friendly.
How about a tax write-off of 39 million dollars before a dime of tax is paid. Means nothing for the investor if there is no trading, only one that benefits is mr lenfest. And how long do you think it will take to make 39 million in profit???
A company that pays their bills on time and has no need for any outside funding. Good there. How do you know? They still have to pay preferred dividends that is still owed to mr lenfest. they promised transparency for the shareholder and are even lacking at that. No outside funding? are they completely self sufficient?? How are they funding R&D? Mr Lenfest write another check? Without audited financials we just don't know? Not investor friendly.
A company that will grow in the future with something that will be in our future. Got that part covered. No guarantee, and nothing in the past shows TEVE can stand on its own.
4k being the new generation of TV and TelVue being the leader is cool. So now TEVE is the leader in 4K?? Where do you see that??
NAB show now over, anything from telvue??? No, Nothing, Time for financials?? Who know's. Maybe they have time for another PR with no real data.
G4?? Or are you talking 4K?? So now TEVE is first in line with 4k, so much for the cloud???? No financials yet, and there were those who stated all you have to do is ask and you'll get them, their PR states shareholders will continue to get them. If that was the case annual should have been out end of last month and first quarter out in 6 days. Bet we don't see any. Not even a lousy PR, what happened the auditor quit?? Or is Mr Hume back at running his own company as per Linkedin profile. If after 40 years, Mr lenfest is doing nothing for the shareholder at etcc, why would he do anything here after 15??
And yet no employees past or present are buying TEVE shares in how long?? Those that do know what's going on who can trade like the rest are not buying, if it was such a great deal don't you think those in the know would be buying?? And yet nothing. The last report filed there were no stock options executed, why not?? This company is NOT shareholder friendly.
Financials Yet?? Didn't TEVE promise shareholders would see them? Year ended 31 December, how long does Mr Hume need?? Not even a PR?? Remember you never report bad news.
Pending financials, even the market does not value TEVE above 14, so an 80 percent premium is at the high end, regardless of how ridiculous some may think. I've always stated TEVE shareholders will do better if the company is sold and converted to a liquid company. Staying a stand alone company does not do anyone but Mr Lenfest any good, as he's gettting preferred dividends. Why would "the many" companies buy Telvue? No bidding war here. Maybe reality will set in if they are bought, no shorts, no ATM. Just shares of a company like Sony to sulk over.
Qtip, I wasn't comparing the two, I was making the point that since SONY has top of the line 4K recording capability, that TEVE may be a good fit for them, if they wish to expand into the delivery of their technology. The technology each has is not comparable but one will benefit from the other. Sony has recording capability, Telvue has delivery capability, put them together and what do you have? The fact that Sony is so much bigger is also my point as they have the assets to purchase such a small company like TEVE. I don't foresee that much of a premium/valuation being put on TEVE to justify even a 20 dollar a share price much less 70 dollars. As many have stated Mr Lenfest doesn't need a dime, and selling this company would benefit the shareholders buying now, but for those that are looking to regain losses after the split will just be out of luck. Mr Lenfest could sell at the current market value, he'd benefit by the tax loss, and I'm sure he really doesn't care about getting his 70 dollars per share as those shares were part of the debt for shares conversion of only the last 5 million dollars (Mr Lenfests last payment of "charity" to the company).
AS for the release of the financials, if a deal were in place, Sony already has seen the financials and any release of financials at this time if they are good, would obviously increase the valuation, so who know's, maybe a deal is already in the works.
And lastly, once again, the technologies each have are not comparable but complimentary. We shall see.
Nothing new, but what was interesting is on the NAB show's website where they describe all of the companies represented at the exhibits, the one to look at is SONY and their 4K capabilities. That may be the company that could buy TELVUE to not only record in 4k but also use TEVE's capabilities to broadcast as well. Just an idea, but if Mr Lenfest ever does decide to sell, like he did previously, would be very interesting for the future. Now that being said, at what price would a company like SONY place on TEVE is unknown, but most buyouts do give shareholders a bit of a premium, but no windfall like people expect, especially since there is not a current short position.
Has anyone received any communication from TEVE in reference to financials?? They have the time to submit a PR for this conference but nothing to shareholders??
No financials yet and not even a PR?? As far as selling, since you can purchase shares at $14 at anytime, obviously someone is selling. As far as Mr Lenfest and what type of shares he owns, would be interesting to see the breakdown in current financials, obviously he has some preferred shares as it is stated as such in the latest PR released when it states "preferred dividends". You could look at the last annual report submitted to the SEC, but I'd say that probably isn't current.
a higher exchange?? Really time to reread the requirements, GNCP has no chance of uplisting. thus they either remain on the pinks or RS. But again, look at GNCP's history and its previous ticker symbols along with those shell companies that have gone bust, just like this one will.
A very interesting article below for all subpennystock investors. Hopefully TEVE never get's there, but means in order to be liquid, they won't do a massive split to get back into the pennies, but very well may issue new shares. But then again, TELVUE has no plans on becoming liquid, all profit not being put to use, is going to preferred shareholder to get some of his money back. This may be a good company, but not a good company for investors. Good Luck.
http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSL1N0MN13N20140326?irpc=932
I would think they'd have to or delist their stock and disappear, with a R/S all will see if there actually exists any short position as all shares need to be accounted for. Good Luck, but no value here, back to .0001 very soon if nothing is done by company, but their history of shell companies already tells you what they will do, so run away before management does.
Really? on a subpenny stock you are looking at charts and accumulations??, keep that for the big boards, nothing about chartology, moving day averages etc have anything to do with these penny stocks, forget bollinger bands etc, just follow the pump and dumps and flip when you make a profit.
Massive volume again today, even on "take it down" Friday. Financials Monday???
Shorty?? Really?? you mean they aren't covering at .0002?? Wonder what they are waiting on, or maybe .0001, or maybe no shorts at all.....
You are assuming alot, as for another's comment, not for me to answer but your assumptions of profitability are subject at best. With 20 employees, what do you value this company at? Future growth is highly questionable, and since they are dark, exactly what financial reports are you talking about??
So what you are saying is you have no knowledge of any published quarterly report outside of the PR's. No NDA No financials. Pr's do not tell half the story. Especially if you look at past financials submitted to the SEC, they were losing money, then they fired alot of employees, and suddenly became profitable, why?? because they reduced overhead, nothing more.
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So when are you going to empty the pool? its been over 15 years so far, maybe we're waiting for the water to evaporate?? And the last two quarters, or the last two PR'd quarters?, no one knows what the 4th quarter brought.
Such an arresting development within the TEVE ranks, don't you think?? TOO FUNNY, And by the way, I want no one to sell their shares, if they do undoubtedly they'd take a loss, the best they can hope for is for TEVE to be sold, but if you watched CNBC this morning where they discussed the cloud and the three top companies, Amazon, Google and Microsoft it was quite interesting. Saying start up companies really don't have a chance as the top three's prices for cloud services have dropped up to 40 percent recently, and that is pricing the startups out of contention, even Box and DropBox are in question, and some think TEVE has a chance?? That's reality.
If anyone is insulting peoples intelligence it is the one who claims buy buy buy and its ok if the stock price goes down, and you are fully aware what other board, I cut and paste your quote so we all know what was said. So no financials, no talk of an NDA this year? No discussion as to the expiration of the NDA for last year, no communication from the company at all. No verified quarterly financials other than two PR's, And now one who claims its all the shorts fault, can't even buy more even after calls to everyone else to buy buy buy to bury the supposed shorts. But its good if the stock price goes down, so you can buy more air shares cheaper?? Nothing about that makes sense. Standing by for the Financials to come out and now waiting until MAY?? That's when the first quarter financials are due out, you mean they are that far behind? Investors putting their hard earned money at work have to wait that long, and some are ok with it?? Maybe tomorrow......
You have that reversed, the offer to sell is there, no one is buying, anyway thought you said on the other board financials would be here today?? So now it's May?? That's funny.
3-26-14:
When you say any time soon does that mean tomorrow when the year-end financials are reported or will that be next month.
That's pretty obvious based on the fact no one wants a single share at 14. So will we see financials this week?? Massive volume again, can't wait for those dividends to be announced. HA HA HA
for the pps to rise, for you to make back your money you lost, you need buyers to create a market for TEVE, otherwise your pps will remain the same for decades.
Never heard of TED, don't have ROKU, HULU, and definitely don't spend hours watching PEG, Anime. I know of noone that does either, google PEG viewership, PEG effectiveness, PEG percentage, or whatever you like, 2010 114 Million housholds, Also Recent statistics show that 51% of US households have cable TV and 26% have satellite TV. Only 1% have both and 22% do not subscribe to any form of television package. Of those how many watch more than an hour a day? who know's the average family watches 5 hours a day, put statistic after statistic, and PEG is probably less then 1/10th of 1 percent. PEG is not a money maker for public, educational or governement entities, it is an expense, I foresee very little upgrades in the future, and you say upgrades over the next several years?? not much income for TEVE if you think about it in reality terms. Good luck convincing prospective buyers that all 5000 supposed stations have the money to upgrade and will all be doing so. That is not reality.
Care to let people know how you know the profitability and the percent increase when no one knows last years results or where they are headed this year? Did you include the salary of the new CIO in your figures??
So When will we see them??
I think the lauging stock is here, I've seen past financials, PEG is a money loser, nothing so far from the company other than PR's with no specific information as to profitability of each division. Please explain why being illiquid is good? How that benefits the common shareholder and the way it increases shareholder value? I don't need to price princeton servers as they aren't used by everyone, for the cloud competition is fierce and TELVUE does not have the R&D Budget to keep up with the major players. For Brightcove, they are international company and expanding much more quickly than TEVE. And finally, an upgrade will only happen if the small PEG stations have it in their budget to upgrade. 95% of them do not, whether local origination, educational or governmental, budgets continue to be slashed, and for them, if its not broken why pay the money to upgrade. Since you are so knowledgeable of their finances, how many PEG stations are currently under contract to upgrade, and what is the cost of TEVE to conduct, IE hardware, Installation, transportation, Personnel Overhead attributed to each??
Now your information is incorrect, according to their website they have 9 of 10 MSO's, and service 50 million, but of those households how many watch PEG stations, maybe 1 tenth of 1 percent?? And that's 2500 stations not 1500. So Telvue can update some but not all of their website?? Which is it. Lets' see what the financials show us shall we?? haven't heard a peep out of them yet.
Being illiquid is not a good thing.
PEG is a losing proposition.
Cloud base is tiny.
Equipment is proprietory, and obviously inexpensive.
Here's the comparison, much more than PEG stations.
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