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Thanks for the explanation. Also, nice review.
That would be great. I know it's $14.95 because of that, but makes no sense that the DVD costs more. Just as long as they sell, it doesn't matter.
What's funny is the part that says, "Usually ships in 1 to 2 months." Also can't figure out why the DVD is $17.99 and the Blu-Ray is $14.95. Aside from that, great to see. And I know the shipping thing isn't accurate, so don't flame me on that, just having a little fun.
We have nothing if we don't have hope. Keep reaching for the stars...
Just sent out 6 emails to my friends who are big board investors who were waiting to hear this news. They said they would "nibble" once this became public, but would start really buying once the audited financials come in (I know, I know, they're missing out). I'd suggest since there will be no PR that you let those who are waiting for this info know.
I meant to reply to dshell's post, not yours. Sorry!
While that may be true, we're all looking at the information through one dimension. He's not withholding this info in the form of a PR to hurt stockholders, but he's obviously got A LOT more up his sleeve that he's going to let loose, and soon. Frustrating I know, but continue to be patient. You will be rewarded!
Thanks for sharing!
VNDM on the ask, never a good thing. Institutional seller.
Thanks for laying it out like that. I'm really digging the reverse merger plays, and knowing how to look at them from all sides is key. I'm using TDGI as a model to look at them going forward, though I seriously doubt one like TDGI will come along any time soon.
I also remember CMCA. Whatever happened with that one?
Make sure and share as soon as you get a reply. That means others don't need to bombard Eric with emails about it, we have one sent into him already.
Not totally worthless, but there doesn't seem to be much promise going forward because it's moving up on PSC and other similar promoters words. Too many unanswered questions at this point. Many probably thought that about TDGI too, but at least there was an established business acquiring the shell and no PSC pumping. Here there's not an established company, and it's a good point you made that I'll tuck away for further R/M plays. Thanks again.
Thanks. Since it's a PSC play, figured it would be worthless. But I wanted to run it by the R/M king!
Anyone looking at EKWX and the possible reverse merger play there? I'm not a fan of Penny Stock Chaser, but I am intrigued by reverse mergers. The word they've put out is it's a possible 1,000% bagger from here. I'll believe it when I see it...
I don't remember reading that anywhere. Can't imagine why he wouldn't do that. But you know for sure a filing is coming. Would be great if he PR'd it along with stating the reasons why they did it. Then we can once and for all put this darn issue to rest.
Sweet Moses, smell the roses. There we go folks, what's the next thing you're looking for?
It's the same thing we witnessed before after the run into the low .03s, then a slow bleed down back into the low .02s, then an eventual dribble up to the high .02s where we launched to where we are now. This will go. Anyone selling here shouldn't have been in here in the first place, unless of course they need the money to eat - or pay those darned taxes. I hate tax time, anyone with me?
I guess the criticism is we don't have word officially what role Hannover plays in it, only what was posted on Facebook that may not have been totally accurate. I'm sure Hannover has a piece of the pie, but exactly what that is has yet to be determined. I think that's TMJ's point.
But Kells will only be the cherry on top of the fat sundae as we currently have a bowl full of other verified goodies waiting to rollout.
You guys are too funny. Anymore conversation you can throw out about Kells to really get TMJ going?
VNDM back on ask at .037. Just nailed the bid for 260,000 shares. Sneaky, sneaky...
VNDM now at .539 - off the ask for the time being.
It helps pass the time while we wait for the *news* we know is coming.
You know, you may actually be on to something. As I put the pieces of the puzzle together in my head, I've come to learn that the sellers of these "overhang" shares would just be selling, period. They don't do any due diligence or even really know what the company is doing for that matter, they just fulfill their obligation of selling the funds ASAP to get it off their books. That said, it's rather interesting today to see how VNDM has been aggressively playing with the price. Their actions today, more so than any other day, would support your theory. Why would a MM selling shares of a company they have no idea about play with the price? It's possible they're almost at the end and want to play with the price to move those shares off their books. But it's becoming more and more plausible that someone is trapped short below the area where we currently sit and are trying to make the chart look horrible and create panic selling in order for them to cover. What's telling today is VNDM is sitting at .034 on the bid. I know I've seen them on the bid infrequently throughout the past few weeks. Entertaining your theory, maybe they're signaling they'll cover at the .034 area. But maybe this is all just a theory, who knows. But I'll definitely be keeping my eye on their trading habits going forward. It should be pretty simple to spot if a single shorter is attempting to lower the price to cover. Thanks for the intriguing post!
VNDM seems to be playing a game today. They choke the ask, then back off to .04, only to see the bid support line up. Then it looks like they whack the bid for a few hundred thousand shares and then do it all over again. I think they're getting impatient today.
In good time it will happen. This doesn't trade like a typical pink sheet stock because it's not. There are a few flippers, but for the most part a lot of the float is in hands of people waiting for significantly higher gains. So you won't see any big sellers down in this area which will allow the bounces to be larger since most aren't selling into any bounces at these levels. The price here is undervalued, but honestly how long will that last?
Great analogy. I believe we're in the car on our way to the dentist to have that rotten tooth fixed once and for all.
No worries, O/S remains unchanged, nothing fundamentally bad has happened. We have a persistent seller today doing his/her thing for their own personal reasons. Couple that with VNDM which we all collectively believe is the leftover of the 200 million shares that were issued when the reverse merger took place and that's why we have days like this. If you were to follow the history of TDGI, it bounces off the 50 DMA. Only time to worry (short term) would be if it dips below that and stays there. Even then, this isn't a short term play and would not merit any action to sell. There will be days like this. Frustrating, but it comes with the territory.
I added the movie The Wild Hunt and changed a few dates they had wrong in the Wiki. Plus I also added the Hannover House link at the bottom of the page. You guys know if you create a free account, you can edit a Wiki yourself. Just remember if you do so, make sure to be accurate or any change you make will be deleted. I was half tempted to place a link under "External Links" to Rainmaker's All in One post and a few others, but thought that would be cheesy.
I probably have been read those posts as I too have been lurking for a while before investing. Seems like the unknown factor is the dilution due to the debt from BK. But I'm up over 100% at Thursday's closing price, and I will be taking my original investment off the table and letting the rest ride as it seems to intriguing a story to let go with no dog in the fight. Best of luck to you!
Thanks, that seems to make sense. I bought a little while ago on the speculation myself after reading the entire long winded story. I think this stock really has a lot of potential once the story plays out.
Anyone know why this is running with no formal announcement of emerging from bankruptcy? I know the story well, but it seems like something may be happening privately that has to play out publicly. It's just like all of a sudden it came back to life.
You're very welcome. Let us know how you fare tomorrow. I'll be watching for you on level 2...
Funny, I'm just the opposite of you. I grew up in the San Fernando valley, then moved up to the SF bay area. Was there for the '89 quake. Eventually moved out here to the D.C. area. I don't miss California one bit. Too much traffic and too expensive. But man is it beautiful out there....
As for the quakes, I'd rather have humidity, ice, snow and anything else than to experience that '89 quake again.
What could be holding up the audited financials is this company has been in business privately I believe since 1993. They probably have never had an official audit of their books. I'm currently switching accountants for my small business, and I'm told it will take up to 3 months to complete a full audit of our financials going back 3 years. I'm not a publicly traded company, and I know there are more stringent accounting standards applied to publicly traded companies. So the fact it's taken the time it has is of no consequence, it's just reality. We live in a "microwave" society that wants everything done at the push of a few buttons, but when it comes to having a nice lobster dinner, we are more than happy to wait the time it takes to get it right. Think of these audited financials in this company as a nice lobster dinner. It will take some time and will be delicious when it's time comes. Believe me, we're all hungry here, but we're waiting patiently with our bibs on...
Just found an older post on this board that may be helpful to you in deciding how you may want to start your position in this stock. Here it is, and best of luck to you!
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=47606151&txt2find=bid|support
Welcome to the board. First off, glad you've taken the time to look at what might be one of the best picks I've come across in years. I've only invested in a few pink sheet stocks, and I've been burned badly. Made some cash, but I've been snookered the majority of the time. This was my last foray into a pink sheet stock. I stumbled across it quite by accident. Before I invested one dime, I spent a few weeks really looking at it from all angles. I contacted the CEO a few times, and he replied back with down to earth, realistic, honest answers. He's proven himself through personal communication as well as PRs and filings that he is a man of his word.
That said, I really haven't found one thing to complain about this stock apart from the share structure, and even that is being taken care of as we speak. I personally have checked the O/S float weekly with the ungagged transfer agent, and the share structure has not changed since the reverse merger. They have not diluted. What's more, they have methodically executed almost point by point on their business plan they laid out for 2010. Now it's a waiting game to see the results of their acquisitions. There is a very, very high chance that any one of the film acquisitions will do quite well, whether in the theaters or on DVD/VOD. I actually have not lost one night's sleep over TDGI. There have been so many critical eyes on this one since the reverse merger took place, and I haven't seen any real complaint yet. The most you'll read or hear is impatient investors wanting their "10 bagger" overnight. This stock is not an overnight "10 bagger" It's an investor's stock. An investment in TDGI is an investment in Eric Parkinson, the CEO, and his ability to deliver. He has quite an impressive track record in the industry as far as experience goes. He sits here at a crossroads for the first time where his success is wholly dependent on his ability to make it happen. On that level I can empathize with him and therefore decided to make a sizable investment in TDGI. The major short term catalysts are the A/S reduction being filed and on record, as well as the audited financials being filed and certified. We will also start seeing Hannover House films roll out in movie theaters as well as their titles on DVD and VOD through MAJOR retailers in the U.S.
I think the deeper you dig into this company, you'll find a CEO that is under promising and over delivering. To date, he's proven to be honest, hard working and transparent. Things are going to start heating up as the culmination of the foundation being laid starts playing out publicly for all to see. There won't have to be PRs telling of the company's success as a majority of it will play out publicly in the numbers that their movies post in the box office. But even still, should the movies flop, we're still sitting pretty as the company still has a significant amount of films and books in its library that will add to bottom line business.
Sorry for the length here, but I hope that this post supplements all the hard proof due diligence you've presumably been looking through. Again, welcome to the board. Hope to see you here for a long time to come!
Jeff