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Always appreciate the charts. It bodes well that we are holding steady up here. A retest of .023 is not out of the question, but we have broken strongly (it's about time!) out of those sub .02 doldrums. Hopefully, .03's aren't too far away. Good news can certainly help! GLTA.
Per Datpiff Facebook, ClipCartel just launched a mobile app.
Terminator news is not something to get too excited about. It means it's still alive, but a treatment is something that still needs to be successfully pitched. Just means they have put their "Vision" of what a potential film should look like to paper. I sure hope they get the buy-ins they need to greenlight a Terminator film, but I'm not invested in TDGI because of it.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but just eyeballing--it looks like this has already been the highest volume week since mid-September. Hope we can put up more than 0's tomorrow! I definitely think this churn is setting the foundation for another modest move up (even absent financials).
Nice first half of the day here for IDLM. Some solid volume churn. Hopefully, we're getting closer to a move back to the .20's before Financials are released. It's been a long wait, for sure. GLTA
Not every deal he makes is gold--but he is indeed a bonified dealmaker. Some deals are bound to fall short of expectations, but a smattering of small and bigger hits is all it takes for TDGI. Those are definitely some outstanding companies to be associated with. GLTA.
How will an Australian film's success translate to the U.S. market? There is no way to absolutely know, but here is some data (courtesy of Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinema_of_Australia#List_of_highest-grossing_Australian_movies) of the most successful home-grown Australian films, how they perfored at the box office in Australia and how they did in the U.S.
From what I have seen, Eyeo of the Storm's performance on the Australian market has been ~ $1.8 million (AUD) to date or roughly $2 million (US)
Rank Title Year of release Australian gross (A$)Worldwide gross (US$)
1 Crocodile Dundee 1986 $47,707,45[26] $328,203,506
2 Australia 2008 $36,780,000 $211,342,221
3 Babe 1995 $36,770,000 $254,134,910
4 Happy Feet 2006 $31,800,000 $384,300,000
5 Moulin Rouge! 2001 $27,700,000 $179,213,434
6 Crocodile Dundee 2 1988 $24,900,000 $239,606,210
7 Strictly Ballroom 1992 $21,800,000 $37,763,592
8 The Dish 2000 $18,000,000 -
9 The Man From Snowy River 1982 $17,200,000 -
10 Red Dog 2011 $21,125,682 (as of 12/12/2011) -
Nah--they won't really start hurting 'til it hits .05 or .06 :)
Not bad, if remotely accurate. Turtle is one of those properties that should have staying power for many years.
Here's an interesting article that discusses app pricing, and human behavior with regard to pricing. Some commentors to the article also provide relevant insides.
We're not paying enough for apps
http://news.cnet.com/8301-19882_3-57384178-250/were-not-paying-enough-for-apps/
I second that. Juicy buy-in prices for all.
Ok--from what I understand (just from quickly checking the internet), this is kind of a follow-on to Cabin Fever, which I actually saw years ago and thoroughly enjoyed. Looking forward to seeing this one. Nice pick up for TDGI. Cheers~
Cool. Thanks~
Well, while we wait, an authentic cheese steak sure sounds great.
This was excellent. I look forward to hearing more abou these new films over the coming months.
You make some respectable points from the Devil's Advocate POV and I appreciate that, but that is only one side of the valuation prism of TDGI. Yeah, I don't generally care for it when company leaders talk about pps and about being beleageured by critics, but all-in-all it was a solid pr, and I appreciate Fred's words, because, as I mentioned, he definitely restrains his enthusiasm much more than EP and he is much more grounded in fiscal realities.
Shareholders know (frequent exuberances aside) that it is not going to be a straight path up. There will continue to be bumps, but TDGI keeps taking shots on goal. The O/S has risen minimally--and it can't really be honestly argued otherwise (as a long-termer, I really don't care so much about restricted vs. unrestricted--that only matters for the short-termers; as it can impact short-term pricing pressure, but doesn't have anything to do with valuations). The company has been pretty respectful of shareholders--being mindful of the fact that this is a company that has to continually manage expectations of a number of stakeholder groups--it's a tough spot and a tough industry, and there is bound to be stuff that goes off track.
I'm just not seeing anything close to a smoking gun that things are awry here. They're working hard on a business plan that evolves with the evolving circumstances. There are no certainties, only of that am I certain. GLTA.
One thing that makes this a bit more significant, IMHO, is that the communication emanates from Fred as well as EP. Fred is the more conservative of the two fiscally and in making public statements. Anyone who has seen the conference calls can attest to that. So, from that standpoint, the fact that Fred is making these statements seems a more powerful show of confidence to me on the underlying fundamentals and forward-looking prospects of TDGI (soon to be HHSE). Cheers~
Interesting, forward-looking, and optimistic. A bit more talk of pps than I am comfortable with, but all-in-all a solid piece of shareholder communications--and they didn't wait until Friday, so hey--maybe more is on the way :)
Politics aside - I agree--the Obama content seems like a coup for MRNJ. Not sure if it is exclusive? Regardless, they should make some $$ off it. Cheers~
Nice find, Hokie. Thanks for keeping us up-to-date.
So let's bust through it already :)
Sleeper--now there was a funny movie :0
Per the rumors, and confirmed via the T/A - about 20 million shares came off restriction. O/S has been the same for months--please don't change that MRNJ! Company seems to be hitting stride--it's about time they allow shareholders along for the ride.
Well--hopefully--we are doing the right thing buying in an un-loved, god-forsaken market (penny stocks) right now when others are bailing. There is always risk in any market, but valuations down here (SEGI, and some other microcaps) seem super-discounted historically compared to big board, or more "grown-up" companies. Obviously, financing and credit is much tighter down here and it is harder to raise cash on good terms, it takes resourceful and determined management to make it work, but I think these legit companies have the potential to (eventually) generate out-sized returns...at least I am here betting on it :)
Cheers~
Sounds like this mixtape was a pretty huge deal. From Datpiff Facebook:
Cool. Keep up the pace.
Not too shabby at all.
Sure hope so. Would love to be teased with some signs of progress. GLTA.
Slow day here folks. Thought I'd post this article about a social media stock. It's not a stretch to think this applies to IDLM too. We absolutely need the Financials--but once we get them and set things straight, this will be a far more exciting stock to be in with the way the social media investment landscape is shaping up over the next 6 months or so.
http://tomorrowsbluechips.com/internet-stocks-like-crowdgather-crwg-could-benefit-from-facebook-ipo/
It's your choice too not to retaliate. Anyway--let's just try to keep it on-topic and analyze the investment on hand--I do think honest criticism is always welcome. I don't believe in sure things. However, not a fan of the mean-spirited stuff. GLTA.
I had the .113 bid. Only got a tiny fraction of shares. Been trying the last few days, with not much to show for it. Shares have become stingy down at these levels. Cheers~
Nice, quiet, but strong start to the week.
Well hopefully there will be multiple servings of news to accompany the financials. Glta
Nice news. Would be great if it could generate some signficant re-orders.
Absolutely. This one has legs. Small stubby turtle legs, but hey--you know what they say about turtles?...
I can honestly say it is a film I will watch again and again--visually stunning and poignant. It didn't make the theatrical splash many of us would have hoped--but this one should keep giving back to the bottom line for years to come. Cheers~
Why is that (ok aside from the wanton share dumping)? I have not been following closely.
Wow--I had no idea. That's enormous.
AdSense?
Sure hope so, bro. My appetite for news here is about to surpass that of Big George's for a burger. Cheers~
In retrospect - your advice to sell might have had some merit at .06, considering where we are now, but Hannover House is still cutting deals, leveraging their time-tested industry connections, innovating, and judiciously managing their share structure (outstanding shares have remained nearly flat since the company went public). Criticize all you want, but TDGI takes setbacks in stride and still manages to take solid shots on goal as it continues to add titles and develop new ventures.
GLTA.