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PVHO - Good news out - Better News To Come
PVHO = MONSTER
PVHO is a monster today! Nice news out!!
Lots of good DD here. Gil Amelio (former CEO of Apple, Board of Directors for ATT) is on the advisory board here. PVHO's tech has been covered by Reuters and a Frost & Sullivan 2010 Tech winner.
Very soon. I don't see much dilution happening and the CEO's Letter to Shareholders looks very promising.
PVHO Releases Letter to Shareholders: 2012 Rollout - 12/19
http://www.provision.tv/news_press_release/r/id1=91
Big buying recently. Looking to curl upward.
PVHO up 33% with nice news out:
http://www.provision.tv/news_press_release/r/id1=91
CEO Letter to Shareholders makes 2012 Rollout Look Awesome.
How's the chart lookin?
PVHO UP! 2012 Rollout with Fortune 500 Companies Announced!
December 19 Press Release
Here we go! PVHO is off to the races :)
PVHO : 2012 Rollout Plans Layed out: Fortune 500 Companies: Intel, Rite Aid, etc.
PVHO: CEO released letter to shareholders on growth and new deals!! This is awesome!! HUGE potential:
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PVHO got new$ out!
Awesome news today!!
GLTA with PVHO you know they're not going to need it with Gil Amelio (Apple's former CEO) on the Advisory Board!
Good observation @ PVHO! You know what's happening. Awesome stuff ahead once it gets going!
PVHO is making a nice bounce back. CEO releasing letter to shareholders soon.
Bouncing back nicely ;)
All buys this morning.
Curt is apparently writing a letter to shareholders. No idea when it will be released but I suspect in the next few days once their legal team approves it.
I saw that too :)
Usually quite stocks tend to pop the loudest :)
The noisier stocks tend to be clutter and from what I see they go down.
Wow, going up and up today!
We'll see how much dilution goes on. I suspect this will drop even more.
PVHO is getting some fresh news released soon. Keep an eye out for this gem to pop.
PVHO getting ready to rock and roll again. Sig contracts inked. Watch for this to fly soon.
Bearish indicators are taking this to sub-penny level. Need sig volume to keep this afloat with any dilution. Volatile activity will attract some swing traders on this.
I believe Provision waived their fee of licensing the unit in each store in order to form a network with no rev sharing with KV Mart. Otherwise I think they were taking a big chunk from advertising dollars. Unfortunately it limits where the revenue comes from and means they rely mostly on advertising dollars to generate revenue. To be honest, KVMart isn't going to buy a $70,000 unit with no advertisers lined up for it.
I've heard some installed in KVMart and some folks on the board has even taken pictures of them in the grocery store and convenient store networks. If you go back last year, you can find some of them. As I also recall with Kroger, they did not completely fill the network out.
Provision's strategy has changed in the last few years. It has gone from selling individual kiosks and licensing them out to stores to becoming a advertising POS network. It takes incredible resources for the company itself to endeavor this way. Obviously manufacturing that many units is not possible given what we know about the finances of the company. If the company has to foot the installation costs (Eastman Kodak is installing) that is another drain on the resources.
I think Provision is testing out its markets that it has major contracts for and trying to decide which one is best to deploy further in. I am sure the number of advertisers is limited as well which also makes things harder.
Think of it this way, you see all the ads on the site here? Imagine seeing the same ad over and over again. You will likely be board of it. Which is why the ad placement is on different pages and targets based on different users. But each ad placement costs money to run on the site and while you have tens or more different pages to run your ads on, you ultimately have to decide which ones will convert the best yourself.
Like many pennies out there, how often are shareholders informed of what is happening? Anyways, the company has been in business for 12 years, hoping they got something going now :)
This could have significant action on the share price. There is not much us shareholders can do but ride the wave. It is unfortunate but something we all know is there and coming.
Our partner Eastman Kodak is fearing bankruptcy rumors and dealing with its own problems. Financiers are tighter on money than ever.
However, I am particularly glad the company is not sending out Press Releases if they do not have anything. Other penny stocks pretty much pump out news, have activity, and yet the share price sinks lower. PVHO has pretty much hovered around the same PPS for a long time now. As I mentioned last year and for some time now, it is going to take some time (possibly a long time) to get everything rolling and especially in these uncertain economic times. In my opinion, this is one of those companies you invest in and they jump sky high - not roll coaster stock.
Yes, Provision is the Frost & Sullivan Tech of the Year Awardee and still in a financing obstacle. Eastman Kodak is a pioneer in its industry and its facing challenges as well.
In my opinion, I am fairly certain we will see some good things happen within the company in the next few months. There is a lot of things happening behind the scenes that us shareholders do not know.
Hopefully Gil can give us some words :)
It is tough times right now. PVHO's partner Eastman Kodak is running amid bankruptcy rumours, so again while everything might be great sometimes its difficult to get all the pieces together. It will take time but I am confident PVHO will do VERY well in the months to come and eventual years.
PVHO has some of the best technology out there with some of the best clients you can only dream. It is really a matter of getting it implemented. I suspect Eastman Kodak also being trouble too.
Same thing today, I suspect somebody knows something and getting ready for big news within the next few months.
Relax. These things take time and money to implement and finance. Hopefully at this time we can get some information out once they can legally do so.
There are a lot of good things happening. They are not all going to happen at once - but will take time. I am very familiar with the tech industry. These guys have been around a while and are industry professionals. Hang tight, it may be sometime, but good things are awaiting.
Personally, I think 3D touchable holography sounds pretty cool ;)
PVHO featured in Reuters
ip.thomsonreuters.com/info/3D/3DTechnology.pdf
Holiday seasons are by far the best time for retailers. They make a large chunk of money from annual shopping sales, and particularly around Christmas time. Sometimes products launch around this time because it gives them a "boost" and hit the ground running.
Provision has been pretty late on financials in the past but they usually file their 10K. Their financial filings usually doesn't say much as it reflects the previous year. Since the Lifestyle deal, I think, counts for fiscal year 2012, I don't think those filings will tell us much more.
I have followed the company for a while and they usually pretty good about getting back to investors. They have some financial concerns which hinders their ability to launch the networks. However, like most worthwhile investments, there is some added risk to it. If everyone could tolorate the risks then they would all investor in BB stocks. The truth is: they are risky. It's like Facebook going to investors asking for money. A company with no revenue lands a VC. Pretty risky but look at the payoff.
I work in the tech industry. I am very familiar with innovative technologies and helped finance companies to pursue those developments. Personally, I believe in Provision Interactive's product and strategy. It is going to take a while with ups and downs.
I don't know if you have noticed but I am sure Gil is busy with AT&T mergers with T-mobile, Apple iPhone/iPad stuff not to mention being on Provision board of advisors. I don't blame him for not answering the call when every whiny investor wants him to.
Do you think you can PM your e-mail?
Agreed :)
Most of the revenue they get is from licensing their patents to their distributors and vendors. They usually focus pretty hard on sales and trade shows. In the last year or so, they focused business particularly on developing the grocery, convenience and retail store networks. Remember that they do have limited resources. I believe revenue has been down this past year.
I suspect retailer chains, Kodak, and advertisers are more interested in the wider reach of the network as opposed to a smaller convenience store network. Rite Aid is huge. Honestly, I wouldn't expect big news until September.
Old news. Lora Lindsey with Provision addressed this a few months ago.
There is a new rule as of March 1 that if a company does not have a market maker for 4 days they cannot trade OTC, and they have to trade on the Pink Sheets. This rule appears to have been created to reduce costs for the exchange. Once a company gets a market maker back they can trade on the OTC again – even though they’re fully reporting.
http://reversemerger.dealflow.com/wires/article.cfm?title=FINRA-Delists-More-1000-Securities-OTCBB&id=hxrslkhpqawaito
FINRA Delists More Than 1,000 Securities from OTCBB
Posted March 01, 2011 5:00PM PST
More than 1,000 companies have been delisted from the OTC Bulletin Board since Feb. 15, according to its website. The mass expulsion was because the companies no longer had a market maker. The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), which runs the Bulletin Board, calls for any company without at least one market maker to be delisted after four days.
Investment bank Rodman & Renshaw agreed to acquire the OTCBB from FINRA last year. The sale is expected to be completed this quarter.
FINRA and Rodman declined to comment.
While it is unclear exactly what happened, one possible explanation is that one or more large market makers decided to no longer use the OTCBB.
The quotation system OTC Markets reports that during the last 30 days, it has seen 837 new securities go from being listed on both the OTCBB and OTC Markets to only being listed on the OTC Link inter-dealer quotation and trade messaging system.
Since 2008, OTCBB has seen a gradual migration away from its platform to the point where OTC Markets is now listing 94% of priced quotes in all over-the-counter securities.