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What is L2 looking like? TY
Restricted Shares are part of the O/S. You might be confusing the with the Float??
Float = O/S - Restricted Shares.
Nice call. But hopefully this buying represents more than someone playing the chart. Not at all a bad place to initiate a long-term position in IDLM. GLTA.
No argument that box office revenues have not materialized at the level many had hoped for at this point, but HHSE continues to take legit shots on goal, and has landed more than a handful of high quality indie films. They still generate revenues from multiple streams, other than the box office. IMHO, they're doing (mostly) the right things. I know you may disagree, but in this country at least, no one forces you to buy shares (ok, technically if you are short and your brokerage forces you to buy shares to cover on a margin call, etc...)... anyways...
Cheers~
It may go lower, but I will still see it as a buying opp here. BTW - recently saw "Cook County" - it was outstanding. No doubt, this is a tough--brutal even--business, but HHSE is taking the right shots on goal. Naysay as you may.
GLTA.
Float increased ~ 10 million shares in the last couple weeks. Per the T/A yesterday evening:
Here is the current share structure for METATRON INC., as of today, November 7, 2012.
AS# 600,000,000
OS# 532,083,791
Restricted# 92,715,100
Always hate to see the O/S creep up here. Otherwise, Q3 numbers look to be by far the best report this company has put out. Wish revenues would ramp up much faster, but they are growing Q over Q, and sequentially month over month, PLUS, 2012 Q over 2011 Q expenses fell sharply for the quarter. Finally, profit margins are starting to appear. If they can ramp up these margins (grow revenue while keeping expenses in check), we may finally start seeing some real pps appreciation over the next couple quarters.
GLTA.
Wow. Ugh.
Should be at a healthy 750k by year end. Quite a following.
Granted, it's not much, but it is still earning a small amount in the Box Office: Domestic Total as of Oct. 28, 2012: $82,071; Source: http://boxofficemojo.com/movies/?page=weekly&id=eyeofthestorm.htm
In addition, to VOD and other avenues that may be much more lucrative. Cheers~
Decent consolidation today for SEGI. Let me point out that we basically crammed three trading day's into one day, this week. GLTA.
Cool. Thanks for running over it with a fine tooth comb. GLTA.
Definitely hope the risk/reward pendulum swings back over to rewards. Another movie or two for SEGI would be great. Signs of having more than the TEOTS to look forward to, could be all that is needed to put this back over .01 (which would still just be a skimpy $2.2 million market cap.) Cheers~
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The numbers aren't anything special--but then again this is a ~$300k market cap. company with a low share structure. It's at least somewhat reaffirming that they SEGI is filing these things, despite the low doses of communication emanating out of the corporate office. One of these days, this stock might legitately break-out again and see multi-penny land. Until then.... GLTA.
FYI: Share Structure as of today:
Impressive actions by company management. No complaints (aside from the share price). GLTA.
Seems like decent consolidation here. With a little more good revenue news, we could break-out to the 1.2 to 1.5 cent range, which I see as being the next leg up. GLTA.
Here's a review of "Eye of the Storm" that targets "Downtown Abbey" watchers. That's actually a really good audience to target. The review publicizes that the film is available On Demand.
Excerpt:
Margin call for another stock? Either that or someone who bought in the pre-teens got tired.
Any real buying power at all, and this could really blast off. Still hoping Ed can deliver for us here. Before the EOY would be great! Been a long wait....
Just out: The Eye of the Storm opening for 12th annual Scottsdale International Film Festival
Excerpt:
SEGI is frustratingly thin. Any buying power whatsover, and it's crazy how far this could zoom from here. At .0028, market cap. is only ~ $600k. GLTA.
Cool. Thanks for the input. A quality film should continue to generate revenue well after its theater run. GLTA.
Note that Box Office Mojo lists the Domestic Total as ~$56k. That's $20k more than the box office gross that they account for by dates. So maybe they have just not parsed out the daily numbers for the past week? Hopefully, VOD and other outlets bring back some more $$ to SEGI, and let them execute on other films. GLTA.
Sure is volatile. Better. But will be happy if we ever see .028's falling again. Cheers!
Ugh. Ugly start here. I did pick up some more--think that will be my last. It's crazy Ed and co, have let SEGI slip below cents. Hopefully, they get it together going down the stretch of this year. It's been a touch slog here. Market-cap. is now less than $400k! Crazy. GLTA.
Looks good to me. Of course, I'd like to see a little more daily volume. Cheers!
I called the company for the first time and spoke with EP. Their reasoning for "gagging" the T/A is that they are incurring a cost for each shareholder that calls in. I believe there is friction, for this very reason, between many publicly-traded companies and transfer agents I must say--I have myself heard this from multiple TA's that cover other companies. Some shareholders--or, ahem, investors at large, have been hounding TA's multiple times daily for share structure information. According to EP, that is happening with HHSE and they are now racking up big charges each time someone calls in the T/A. We very quickly discussed multiple ways to avert having a T/A gagged and to at least have 3rd party confirmation of the share structure. I at least apprised him of some "issues" and reasons why 3rd party validation is very important from an investor perspective. I really just want to avert an uneccessary panic, maintain free flow of information that can be verified by 3rd parties, and let the company execute on its plan.
Really, I think the T/A's all need to have the information freely searchable online. We should be able to enter the HHSE ticker on the T/A site and get the latest information at our finger-tips, but it's just not the way it is--yet. We still have to deal with humans, and there is a cost for that--and it's also kind of an inconvenience.
Anyway, I hope EP and HHSE are able to work this out so we get clear, third-party validation of the current share structure information.
Cool. Still has a solid per/screen average. Hopefully, they can keep in in theaters a couple weeks longer and garner an award nomination or two. Cheers~
Well, they did just change the stop sign to a yield sign--and the market cap. of this company is still infitesimal--esp., when you consider all the outright scams out there in Pennystockland that are trading at 25x to 100x the value of SEGI. Maybe it's just someone doubling up on their bets, or starting a position here, with the hope that SEGI starts generating some positive momentum that could really make this thing fly. We were recently in the .004's and we were not all that long ago trading in the cents. GLTA.
Here is an interview from the local Fayetville, Arkansas paper with Vivian Schilling regarding "Toys in the Attic". Not sure if this was posted yet:
http://www.freeweekly.com/2012/09/13/toys-in-the-attic-director-calls-fayetteville-home/
Agreed. Some trust has been burnt along the way. If Ed shows continued goodwill and management capabilities to shareholders, along with a longer-term vision (more films than just EOTS), then SEGI will show some of that monster potential. Less than $500k market cap. currently. Tiny.
12th out of 100, shows good targeted roll-out, with potential to expand.
Excellent news for IDLM this morning. Definitely heading in the right direction. This is a pretty significant corporate milestone. Cheers!
Very solid showing in theaters for EOTS, esp. per screen average. Hopefully, it continues to do well among its demographic in theaters, and then over time, we get some nice VOD results as well as through other outlets. GLTA.
Thanks for the input. Hopefully, Ed can turn SEGI around yet--definitely an ugly start to the week. SS is still very favorable, but we need mgmt to continue with the communications going forward. GLTA.
Here's a new review:
Excerpt:
"Strikes a nervy balance between trifling and outright weighty. In terms of its construction, the film is pretty exquisite."
http://www.craveonline.com/film/articles/195499-review-the-eye-of-the-storm
Nice. The communication over the last 2 weeks or so is what I want to see going forward with SEGI. No more long periods of silence--please.
Nice Quote from the latest review: "Czech it out":