That's a paid promoter website. They're basically worthless for picking a stock, just like most others.

Both. According to Tom, the plan that GBGM had was obviously focused on fantasy gaming. INMG still has some of those assets that dealt specifically with the fantasy gaming, like the 'Sports Alert' app. However, the 'Amped Fantasy' portion of the Global Gaming website (http://www.globalgamingnetwork.net/) is either under construction or may be one of the assets that has been sold. It appears there have not been any updated 'Amped Fantasy' video streams for about a year.

Tom did say that the fantasy sports business was "highly competitve" which tends to add support to INMG not expecting any potential profits for investors from that part of INMG's activities.

Personally, and it's just my opinion, I believe that the next quarterly statement will show even more improvement, although maybe not spectacular, much better than the previous one-which was actually fairly good. But IMO, the next 10-Q will only be enough to get this to .005, which is a heck of an improvement from .0002. At that point, Tom will decide whether to do a 10:1 RS to get the stock the rest of the way to .05. At .005 I think you'll see a lot of profit taking and new investor money coming in. I believe some investors will bail when that happens with their 25x proceeds (if they've been it since .0002) causing the stock price to fall to .03 but then the company, if it continues with existing production royalties and new production development, which is where Tom excels, will continue to progress bringing the stock price back up.

But that's just my opinion based on this being a pinkie and what's happened so far. Too many get rich quick investors have a tendency to keep pink company stock prices down, which is why I think you'll see an RS to bring it up at some point. That would also reduce the share structure from the billions to the millions. And hey, if the company is doing really well come Q1 or Q2 this next year, Tom could very well retire a fair amount of shares to encourage us to hold on to our stock.

Wouldn't be a bad move. So their are a few scenarios that Tom has that I'm sure he'll be thinking about once the Q4 report comes out. Probably no change in stock structure or need to inform us until the Q1, 2016 though, IMO.

I emailed Action Stock Transfer Corporation about the current share structure. We'll see if they reply to my request. In the meantime, it's hard to visualize anything happening until 2016. So it's either 1) big news by end of month (merger type), 2) smaller news on audit with an 8-K that restates the previous 8-K with an update on financing of current debt, or 3) no news til Q1, 2016 10-Q.

I think Tom said that he sold off the lion's share of the GBGM fantasy sports as that was not the direction INMG was heading. Leaves room for a small amount of fantasy sports but it didn't sound like a money maker from here on out for INMG.

The price is .0079-.008 and he sells 400 shares for .0072? Why would anyone else fall for that? But they did. Must be another team working it.
Once VGTL advances, it will shake off these manipulators. PPS will be too high.

Why in the world would you sell shares for .0001??? Even if you bought em at .0001 you still have to pay a commission.

That's right. My confidence is still high that this will be a solid company in the entertainment field.

Slapped the ask 3 times but not enough for it to break above .0071.

We've been .0005-.0006 for the past month. If that can hold til whatever news TPAC provides at the end of the month then we may hit .0009-.0011 thru January.
If it's big news (other than a new sign for the factory or the closing of the escrow on the new house??) then we'll finally make it out of the basement. It won't sustain though unless we see a solid Q1, 2016 quarterly filing in April or May. Otherwise, without the 'substantial news' at the end of December, "down she goes...shakin'...tenderizin'....I'll never put on another TPAC life jacket again."

We've been .0005-.0006 for the past month. If that can hold til whatever news TPAC provides at the end of the month then we may hit .0009-.0011 thru January.
If it's big news (other than a new sign for the factory or the closing of the escrow on the new house??) then we'll finally make it out of the basement. It won't sustain though unless we see a solid Q1, 2016 quarterly filing in April or May. Otherwise, without the 'substantial news' at the end of December, "down she goes...shakin'...tenderizin'....I'll never put on another TPAC life jacket again."

Got me good on that one! Saw "VGTL" and "Marketwire" and hit my head on the ceiling!!!

I know. Who knows what's going to happen but like you said SAT, he's got the ball rolling un the right direction.

I'm gonna hang out til Q2 like Tom mentioned in his interview. But I don't think I'll check on it but maybe once every couple of weeks. It's busy cooking and it wont be done for several months.

Not cool.

Hey! Let's all go to China and throw Bill a house warming party! Hope it's a huge house...like a mansion!...Yeah, that's it!..a mansion. Hope it's got a big pool too!

Amen to that.

Amen to that.

I'm sure Tom is aware of the effect a share reduction would have but if he does it, it'll totally be a matter of timing. I think he'd probably wait until after the next quarterly for an added boost to get the pps totally out of the trips and into the pennies. If he retires billions, he'll lose a big source of funding while he's trying to expand the business. Just a thought.

Did you hear crickets on the other end of the phone when you dropped the 6B bombshell? "Hello... Hello!...Hello?...click...bzzzzz.

just kidding Mike! At least INMG is returning the calls.

Gee, I guess if I set up shop with a manufacturing plant in a foreign land where I'm building a business and need to be there weeks at a time not to mention meet with regulatory officials on their schedule, I would be expected to rent an apartment or stay in a hotel which would cost more than a house payment, let alone the cost of airfare back and forth. And then if things don't work out, all those rental costs and airline tickets would be money down the drain whereas a house can at least be sold and that money be recovered.

I realize now why you're frustrated 'spudsuds'!

BTW, Where is the property he bought? (Google Maps)
How much did he put as a down payment?
What is the purchase price?
How many bedrooms and baths does it have?
Who's the realtor?
What hoops did he have to jump through and government regulations did he have to pass in order to buy foreign property in the first place.

It all seems like a lot of effort for someone that's scamming, and China seems like it would be one of the the last places to buy vacation property!

Bill is proving that he's committed to establishing TPAC in China.
This is a public reply for all of those potential investors who haven't really thought this through from a business standpoint.

By selling small amounts into the bid gradually on the way up, not dumping a million at a time. And by holding on to over 70 percent of my shares so as to have a major stake in the company going forward. I have other tickers that I'm heavily invested in that have excellent potential to breakout due to a solid product and good management. People invest in Chipotle, Tesla, Google, Apple and the likes and hold for long term gains. That's my approach. I will sell some for pocket change when and if there are buyers and it won't tank the stock. Otherwise, I'm cutting my own throat if I'm holding a lot of those shares.

I know that goes against the grain of the flippers but it's worked so far for me.

Probably even more than that if he has to wait for his "winnings" to clear for reinvestment!

Nice!

Agreed. (A guy can dream, can't he?)

Take a look at all of the Form 4's that COO has filed in the last few months, the majority of them occuring just this last month of November. A lot of "beneficial change in ownership of Stock" taking place and if you look at their history, it usually occurs just prior to an 8-K or SD announcement is filed. Wishful thinking? Weeheehee don't think so!

Whoohoo baby, that would be nice! If so, as far as timing is concerned, I wonder if Coopervision has any plans on releasing the news as a "Christmas gift" to their shareholders?

Yeah I sure hope so. They did make a Twitter statement at EPGLmed about getting your Christmas shopping done early. Could be a hint, maybe not.

Actual statement on Twitter:
"We'll have major news prior to the end of December. A press release will be issued. SEC filings will be done as necessary."

This does leave room for the SEC filings to be done at a later date as the press release could be about anything. Hopefully contracts.

Slap time!

It probably doesn't even matter what the stock price fluctuates to at this point. If the deal is as close to being signed and EPGL says, and if the potential for the technology is as off the charts as they say it is, when the deal is struck, all bets are off except for the winner of the closest upfront cash compensation as part of the deal!

First of all, I didn't write that I expected the share structure to be the same. I wrote that it would be nice. I don't know what to expect of the share structure because there have been no financials from VGTL since the beginning of the year. I also said that the financing of the debt would have to come from somewhere. That includes stock dillution as well as other sources of financing.

I've got 7.5 million shares and I'm fine holding until something major happens in the form of factual news from the company. Then I will expect certain things to occur.

80 million. Still holding. The DD is still the same. A few flippers with quite a bit of volume torpedoed the stock when it hit .0006. One of them is still up in the sticky posts at the top of this list. But you haven't heard from them lately, have you? That's fine. Flippers cause a lack of confidence in those who do not research the company or do their DD. But the company hasn't changed. Tom Coleman, the CEO, is still working pursuing INMG's business plan. If you listen to his interview again this is what he said:

1.) He said, "I believe the market cap for INMG to be a five cent stock. That is the goal over the next period of time" (not the next quarter.) He added, "the third quarter would show significant changes in terms of revenues and in terms of balance sheets." It did. "The balance sheet was cleaned up and the Innovativ assets have significantly enhanced that."

2.) He said that "as we then capitalize and grow [after the third quarter], I think by the time we get into the second quarter, 2016, we will start seeing the impact of the products we are now aggressively developing."

So you have to understand the time it takes to carry out business plans. A company normally will not skyrocket within one quarter. Those that do many times fall right back into oblivion. That is not INMG.

On the matter of financing. Tom might be dipping into the A/S to finance his several projects, maybe not. But regardless, when he made the market cap statement of five cents, he no doubt had already taken the means to finance all his INMG projects in to account. So whether it's finaning through stock dillution or through the banks, it all goes into the business, not his pockets.

Tom is actively building Innovativ Media into a web based entertainment player. If he feels the the market will be .05, he's probably right. He's the one who comes from the entertainment industry and knows the business. But, it's not going to happen overnight. And a lot of Pink sheet investors are looking for overnight success. Look, there are obviously no sure things in the market unless you've got insider information. However, if you can hold until the second quarter of 2016, you've got a good chance of being handsomely rewarded. Probably more so than if you flipped this a few times in the sub-penny range. But hey, it's all part of the game, right?

It would be nice if the A/S was still 200 million and the outstanding was still 27 million. I hope when the next financial comes out it's still around that amount. They did need to come up with $2 million in current debt liability financing with a $9 million accumulated defecit from the most recent financial report back at the beginning of the year. That's not a tremendous amount but it has to come from somewhere...

I wonder if EPGL started the negotiations at 1.1 billion due to Coopervision's acquisition of Sauflon Pharmaceutical not too long ago for 1.2 billion. Could've been a wild pitch just to see how deep Coopervision's pockets were.

I'd just be happy for a signature...

I say $250 million. That would put their share structure around $.05 to start the ball rolling. "A quarter billion" rolls off the toungue nice and easy too compared to 1.1 billion!

I'd love to be a fly on the wall in their corporate discussions.

Yeah, that's what I'm talking about to a certain extent. I only hope that the pps gradual slide (although .04 seems to be a solid support level over the last year) does not give Coopervision an extra chip at the bargainig table.

I'm hoping, though it's not absolutely necessary, that any new traders buying in really do understand the potential for long term investment strategy with EPGL. Smart money will buy in at these levels and hold, gradually and minimally selling at price point goals with the understanding that EPGL has more than one iron in the fire. Potential to be a market leader in multi-billion dollar market is compelling.

Perfect!!!