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Maybe he (PP) kept a few shares just to get the invite.
Technically speaking, an assumed market cap of 15B (accounting for just paperclick revenue) dividend among 5B shares is actually $3/share (not $50/share). Still looks good to me though!
1% of that projection is 30 million codes. At $500/code that's an annual revenue of $15B.
Andrew, I wholeheartedly agree that as far as monetary value goes, the dividend should be very low on the list of investment concerns. I am not at all worried about realizing the value of this dividend, so much as I am the follow-through from management.
Status of PUPS dividend. Is this on the question list for the attendees?
StreetStylz - Thanks for taking the initiative and acting on your good marketing idea..
Nice to see that someone is actually spending their energy in doing something productive!
200,000 block went through AH.
Anybody else see it?
Logic says its not Cornell. Under .25, it can't be Chas. MM's swapping shares?
What happened to all of the intelligent discussion on this board? It appears the dialogue has degraded to grade-school level arguing.
Pheonix - I believe you read neom2006's post incorrectly. I interpreted it to say that he registered as soon as he found the board. Not that he had been lurking for a while before registering, as you suggest.
I remember the good old days when this board was a lot more friendly and courteous. I'm sure the foul mood has something to do with the share price..
simplegreen - check that. Gold closed down $40+
Yeah, I've got much bigger problems than just GZFX. It's called market-wide bailing folks..just panic-driven selling!
Join the crowd if you wish, but the rebound WILL happen in time. It has to - too many good stocks have taken a huge beating.
What could we do besides sell and move on? Even if united, our numbers here are not strong enough to have a meaningful influence on any shareholder vote.
I hope you are only kidding. If the excuses have succumbed to this level, we really are in trouble.
That's why they make stock splits, by the way.
MOBL's CEO regularly makes market purchases of his company's stock - though it hasn't helped the share price much. It's really a psychological "feel-good" for current stock holders, and it sends a statement of "I believe in our company" to potential investors.
Blacky - the decline of NEOM here lately falls right in line with the decline of everything else in the market. So to answer your question, it hasn't really bothered me as much as normal since it's not the only I have stock that's falling. I'm also down about 50% - we'll get there, or die trying.
3 days and counting. Will they make it?
Jay says he's up to the challenge.
Elliot-
Excellent points, but another perspective is this:
Currently you own roughly .1% of NEOM (500,000/600,000,000).
When the 5B authorization takes place, your new ownership position will be subject to dilution down to .01% ownership of NEOM (500,000/5,000,000,000).
Is it fair to portray shareholder concern in this matter as a democratic revolt against management? Not really - we are just asking for some clarification before endorsing this daunting proposal. With as many shares as you own, it seems you would be asking a few more questions too.
NMPR sales down 17%, while its cost of sales are up 53% compared to 2005 Q1. I hope those numbers aren't indicitive of what we should expect from the paint business this year. I was expecting to see a nice boost from paint this quarter with all the deals they announced.
Edit: I see where they have nice size deferred revs - Looking much better!
Andrew - just a guess, but I'm sure people who emailed Wooger their "no" response also told him how many votes (shares) they had.
RE: News = Drop in Price
Several weeks/months ago this made since, as the PR's seemed to come out on a regular basis to help offset Cornell's selling (or to pump for Cornell's dump, depending on how you look at it). Now that we are told Cornell is done selling (per TS), this drop on news no longer makes sense. Who is now doing the selling and why?
Is this Cornell dumping the last of their shares before they are kicked out on May 19? Or is this a retail shake-up for those scared the new financing deal will not happen? 8 days left.
Actually, like it or not, Aktienbraut did call yesterday's jump. I believe he alluded to "a price explosion on Wednesday". Lucky guess? Probably, but as someone else said - even a blind squirrel finds a nut every now and then!
Toby's self-fulfilling prophecy. He put legs on his predictions first by buying the 500k, then by putting out that big pumper of an "update". I'm glad he's on our side!
Good point, Claw. The more companies that buy in the better chance of widespread public acceptance. My only point was how are they selling words right now for use in 2006, when there is currently no format for their use? Maybe they are either selling at a pro-rated discount, or offering to extend the license through 2007. Otherwise, what exactly are they selling?
Regarding the word registry, auction, etc. Why would a company buy the rights to a keyword if there is currently no application available to the public for them to even use the keywords? And considering the words are purchased on a yearly basis, why would any company pay for them now, knowing they won't get any bang for their buck in 2006? I would be very surprised to see any revenue from the key word registry on the 10Q. Someone has got to get Neomedia's application to masses in order for this business model to get off the ground.
Aktienbraut- when is the big fall under .2 coming? And is tomorrow still the big day?
Enlighten us, Nostradamus.
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=10875049
Sunny and 75. You just can't beat it!
Enjoy the weekend.
Phoenix - I believe Jonesie's point was about the market perception of those 4 billion shares, not about how NEOM might use them. While we shareholders want to assume best case (i.e. they will not be used), the market will assume worst case in its valuation (i.e. they could be used).
As I understand it, NEOM has used suggestive language regarding the use of those shares, but the bottom line is they could still use them a different way other than "originally intended" once they are authorized. Jonesie makes a valid point. The difference lies in your belief in the company - the market is naturally skeptic.
Hangdog- once again, if NEOM were the victim of naked shorting, we would be on the Regulation SHO list. Until we appear on the list, statements like this are simply not true:
The stock price has to do with naked shorting. News is not the cause.
Check it out:
http://www.nasdaqtrader.com/aspx/regsho.aspx
By the way, NEOM has been on this list in the past, although only for a brief time.
Question Re: Naked Short Selling
It is my understanding that companies who are victims of this illegal activity for 5 consecutive days would appear on the Regulation SHO List. I just checked it and NEOM is not yet listed. So this recent speculation can be put to rest if NEOM does not appear on the list within the next...2-3 days? Is this a correct assumption?
Claw-
If he is in the process of switching email accounts (as he suggested), he may have setup his old account to forward emails to his new one. If that is the case, hitting reply from his new email account would have the same effect you describe.
I was referring to the PR just released. Does this mean we are definitely not in a quiet period, or is it still a possibility since the PR really belongs to 12snap? That is what Beacs suggested.
I guess this means NEOM is not in another quiet period?
Looking for bold predictions for the bottom of this correction. I'd like to add more, but not sure when to pull the trigger. Chart experts, or anyone?
Given the financials disclosed in the last filing, what is a realistic market cap that can be maintained in the short term?
Chucker- Not trying to speak for in4it, but I interpreted his post differently:
Now you say the highest bidder will offer shareholders 15,20,.25$ a share or more That is implying that our PPS will be lower than that figure when a " buyout" occurs. How low do they intend to take the PPS down?
I thought he meant $15, $20, $25 dollars, not pennies. He will have to clear that up however.
OT: YJ -
I had also assumed you were a ramblin' wreck from Georgia Tech.
OT: Brew-
How much do you make an hour?
Or is this anti-Neomedia campaign you wage something you pursue for lack of other hobbies?
I'd suggest finding a better job - or hobby.
Re: Big buy blocks.
How do you know they were buys, and not Cornell selling? I'm not trying to question your information, I would just like to know for my own educational purposes.
PVC: My thoughts exactly. Sure, cornell could hold for the long haul, but they have near 100% profit at their fingertips right now. $.20 warrants exercised at near $.40 levels. They are in it to make money and make it fast. I'm a long, but I'll admit that it would be hard to pass up 100% profit earned in a matter of days rather than hold for an unknown amount of time for an unknown amount of profit.
I think the volume tells the story, Alynnb: The market is reacting, and is buying. However, all the new buying interest is being balanced (cancelled) by all Cornell's recent selling interest. If Cornell were selling on any other day (without good news), we'd be seeing a significant price drop. As long as the buying demand (market) keeps up with the selling supply (Cornell) we will maintain these levels. Given the amount of warrants that Cornell has to exercise, we should be thankful to stay in the .35 - .40 range. We are simply experiencing growing pains, and there is no "magic bullet" PR that will solve our pps problems, unless it involves a more favorable financing solution.