I propose that Kurt is actually a flipping genius. Follow this line of thinking: MMEG knows they suck right now. So let's rebuild and reposition. R/S, acts like a bankruptcy. "I just did one, not going to do another for a while." I buy your company for stupid money, shares and "performance payments". Another 1:2500 R/S reduces the number of shares out there to roughly 2200, but I announce that I am activating ALL 1B. Now those 2200 shares are worth about .0001 each or .25 cents, total. Just because I announce the shares are active, does not mean I have to offer them to the public. Once he makes the "generous" off of even $1/share for the 2200 outstanding shares, he now owns the company privately for $2200. That negates your share value you sold the company for, and if your piece of the company is not producing anything, you get nothing for "performance payments" so the only money you make atm is the cash I promised you. MMEG's goal is to make say 10 games per year (ish) between all subsidies and hope that 3-5 hit low usage each year. He holds the shares until 3-5 games hit low usage, $15-$20k/day (low end 15k x3=45k x 365 = $16M) NOW release that 1B shares and he just made $16M (ish) low end, which more than pays for the acquisition prices. MMEG stock is suddenly hot, possibly getting back upwards of the 52 week high $8.62 and he is rolling in the dough, while screwing every investor and seller he dealt with. Once the money starts drying up again, he rinses and repeats this cycle for a new class of suckers, I mean investors.

Just my opinion there, but still a better love story than Twilight.

Confused here. According to TDAmeritrade, cap of 317M with outstanding shares at 11B with a float of 70M? But, according to marketwatch....cap of 152k, outstanding at 5.2M and public float of 11k. Which is accurate?

New here, but just to be an optimist, I put in a bid for 2.5M shares at .0001, because I think there is room to go up to .01 from there. IMHO