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I certainly haven't heard of any such orders. Are you sure they're not just urban myth?
I see no reference in my post of either bogeymen nor of evil naked shorters. I suppose the reader brings to the fore what is uppermost in his mind. Do you believe in such entities?
I see no mention of those individuals in my post. Where did those references come from?
I doubt it will move at all. However, should someone be so foolish as to try to depress the price, I have no doubt there are some strong hands waiting to take advantage of the bargain.
No, I don't believe it is.
Well, I expect that there are some folks out there who would see it as a bargain, and if the price should go retrograde, regard it as an opportunity to bolster their position.
Basically, sounds OK to me.
They should also receive a copy of this one. I still have an open buy order, have for weeks, with no fill on it whatever. It just sits there, sneering at the MM who can't/won't fill it.
And yet, there would seem to be a number of us out here who are not in the least bit sad. Go figure.
Long term growth with a recognizable product line that folks use everywhere. What's not to like?
A fascinating chart pattern for this one.
I see. So, the market maker who has the order is content to just ignore the opportunity to unload some of the sell orders he most certainly has on hand. Odd business model, that one.
Are you suggesting that the market maker is ignoring an offer just because it is AON. I would think if the offer price is sufficient, it should be executed to clear a sell order off of the table. Or is it possible that the market maker doesn't have an open sell order to execute?
Perhaps you could clarify why a market order should fill any more quickly than a limit order in which the limit is set sufficiently above the current trading range?
I gather then, from your response, that you don't subscribe to the notion that "there are sellers lined up out the door".
Could you suggest a scenario in which an attempt to purchase shares in the stock ends up going unfilled after sitting for several days?
I believe the phrase was "Sellers lined up out the door". Could you explain how a stock can be illiquid while at the same time having sellers lined up out the door and yet at least two posters claiming having difficulties getting buy orders filled?
So perhaps you could explain to me, how do the terms "Massive selloff" and "illiquidity" both apply to the same stock at the same time?
Tis truly a puzzlement.
Your question was "WHO said anything about a massive selloff". That was the answer to the posted question.
I believe another poster has said things like:
OK. So, if market makers don't hold inventory, then it would appear no one is selling right now, as I don't seem to be getting filled. That would seem to belie the myth of "massive selloff".
Most assuredly at least 100 shares. And, AON or not, you're telling me that the market maker prefers not to sell at a higher price than currently posted? Or is it that he doesn't actually have any shares to fill an AON order. Only the onesy-twosey traffic we've been seeing.
Doesn't sound to me like a panic selloff, as some posters have suggested.
Truly mysterious. I have an open bid at a higher price than what you cite, GTC, AON, and it hasn't been filled each time I look to see its status. What's up with that?
I think this piece sheds some more light on where things are going
TelVue Unveils New Digital Signage Solution
Marketwired
April 13, 2015: 03:40 PM ET
TelVue® Corporation (OTC PINK: TEVE), the innovation leader in Television and Internet Broadcasting for communities, cable operators, and media companies, today launched TelVue InfoVue™ -- a cloud-based high-definition, multi-zone digital signage solution for professional broadcast, campus and enterprise.
TelVue InfoVue adds powerful video messaging tools to a TV channel or display by allowing broadcasters to present multiple sources of information on a single channel: for example, video programming can play in one zone while a ticker runs underneath, and live weather/traffic information updates on the side. TelVue InfoVue displays real-time information in an attractive broadcast signage format.
With TelVue InfoVue broadcasters can easily design templates, write and curate content, and organize and schedule multiple sources of dynamic information. InfoVue allows integrating dynamic data into your template with drag-and-drop simplicity.
"We are excited to be offering this new dynamic digital signage solution," explains TelVue President and CEO Jesse Lerman. "We designed TelVue InfoVue to simplify managing multi-zone digital signage and make it easy to collaborate with contributors. By automating the display of dynamic information, your screens show fresh content without the need for manual input."
The InfoVue digital signage player is available in a powerful server model for broadcasters that supports both baseband and IP output, as well as mini-players for traditional signage. TelVue InfoVue is the latest addition to the TelVue line of products and services that includes: IP broadcast servers, digital ad servers, and cloud-based video aggregation, transcoding, and streaming services. InfoVue is on display at the TelVue booth (N3618) at the 2015 NAB Show in Las Vegas.
About TelVue Corporation TelVue® Corporation is a broadcast technology innovator and leader that helps video broadcasters automate their channels, expand their audiences across multiple screens, and broaden their ability to monetize their content. TelVue's professional quality broadcast equipment and cloud video services include all-in-one digital broadcast servers, ad servers, live and VOD Internet streaming, multi-user contribution and transcoding, hosted broadcast, broadcast program sharing, and web-based digital signage. TelVue® serves the local origination and leased access needs for 9 of the top 10 Cable and Telco MSOs and over 100 cable & telco TV operators, powers over 2,500 hyperlocal and PEG channels, powers Over-The-Top and Subscription Internet channels on the most popular OTT boxes and gaming consoles, and delivers local and specialty programming to millions of college students, hundreds of hospitals, and to over 50 Million households. For more information about TelVue®, please visit http://www.TelVue.com
Your post raises in interesting point. How long do you consider previous access to company financial reports applies to sale or purchase of shares? As a hypothetical,m would access ten years previous still apply? In that period, certainly any possible advantages would have been overtaken by subsequent events and rendered moot. How about five years? Two years? One year? how about 1 quarter. Where would you, in your opinion, place such a boundary?
Which longs are you referring to? We're still here.
Now, it looks like you have made some claims which you need to substantiate.
First, your use of the word "worthless". Can you clarify what you mean, as the stock is currently traded readily, the Company not only exists, but is a major player in the on-line broadcasting equipment business.
Can you describe this "conspiracy" you claim he participated in? I am unaware of any such.
While that may be true, the trial is of no significance to investors inTelvue.
No problem here with NDA or getting information either. Kind of puzzling what the problem is with that.
Its comforting to know that TelVue is not a scam. How has it changed in the past year to render it thus?
With the discussion on this board of potentially favorable impacts to TelVue from the announced Roku IPO, I thought I would look into the presence of TelVue on Roku to sort things through.
As it turns out, TelVue is the developer of a number of high profile channels distributed through the Roku system. As I examined the customer base being supported by TelVue on Roku, I was pleased to see some big names, such as Princeton University, Rutgers University, AMGTV, The Knowledge Network and Time-Life, just to name a few.
Here are links to summaries of these and a few other stations developed by TelVue on Roku.
http://www.rokuguide.com/channels/all-nations-tv
http://www.rokuguide.com/channels/amgtv
http://www.rokuguide.com/channels/atheist-tv
http://www.rokuguide.com/channels/princeton-tv
http://www.rokuguide.com/channels/the-knowledge-network
http://www.rokuguide.com/channels/stream-n-shop
http://www.rokuguide.com/channels/brightstar-tv
http://www.rokuguide.com/channels/time-life
http://www.rokuguide.com/channels/mdtv-medical-news-now-inc
http://www.rokuguide.com/channels/hometown-television
http://www.rokuguide.com/channels/the-rutgers-channel
http://www.rokuguide.com/channels/peg-tv
The more I look into the Telvue/Roku connection, the more intrigued I am becoming.
Its good to see that Telvue's Diamond Technology Award for 2013 is still getting fresh mentions in the trade publications. My own belief is that they win again in 2014.
http://www.btreport.net/2014-diamond-technology-reviews.html
I expect that the problem message with regard to the TelVue site you posted was generated locally within your specific browser. First, update your browser to its latest relkease. Second, try using one other than Firefox and let us know if a similar message is generated. I
Indeed. Tending to the daily operational details on a proactive basis instead of a reactive basis is an indicator of the capabilities of the management of any company. I'm glad to see such at TelVue.
Here's a very visible indication of the inter-relation between TelVue and Roku. As speculation continues about the potential IPO for Roku and what its implications may be for TelVue, it is worthwhile to review such material
I care that the company is being run on a daily basis such that all essential details are being tended to. Wouldn't you think that execution in today's marketplace is essential for a business to succeed?
You are in error. The deadline for transition of SHA1 certificates is 2017. Microsoft will no longer recognize SHA1 certificates in 2016. so, TelVue is actually very timely in their adoption of the new technolgy.
The only deadline concerning SHA1 transition which occurs in November relates to the Chrome browser.
Its always interesting to confirm the level of activity in a company you are invested in by watching items not usually discussed on a social media stock board. In this case, I observe that Telvue has made a timely upgrade of its SSL certificate from SHA1 to SHA2.
https://www.sha2sslchecker.com/www.telvue.com
May not be of much interest to folks who normally discuss the administrivia of finance, but for a company who is involved in web distribution of information and its security, this is a vital and welcome indicator of their level of activity and management diligence.