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Actually, he is studying for that long stint when he'll be obliged to break big rocks down into little rocks, and then start over the next day, same thing, for years at a time.
I would like to explore the matter a bit further. Would you be of the opinion that in some hypothetical situation in which the filing of a suit in which the founding theory is the lack of value in a company's stock might cause repercussions to the daily trading and share price of that stock?
That is certainly an interesting question. But there are other sources of non-public information about a company. Let us take, as a hypothetical, a law firm is poised to initiate an action against a corporation. The timing and nature of the filing to be made is known only to the principles of the law firm, and to clients and associates.
Would you be of the opinion that acting on this knowledge, in ANY manner which impacts the trading in the stock of the corporation would come under the umbrella of the insider information you cite?
In addition to the points you raised, it should also be noted that at least 4 of their major customers/partners are in the Fortune 500 Class of companies. Telvue is running in some fairly influential circles.
And I note that they are evolving their product lines to meet the changing market in a very responsive way.
I, as you, have also met and spoken with the man, and I have every faith that he is a man of honor and a man of his word.
And look at the latest partnering announcement. It may be lost on some, but Level-3 is not exactly small potatoes.
Your claim can easily be disproved. While you say no one wanted shares at $14, the current market price, based on the last shares traded is $19.12. So, someoone wanted them for a dang sight more than $14.
Also, I doubt your attempt to buy a share for $3 will succeed. Any shares sold for anything like that low would be vacuumed up long before you could get your hands on them.
Categorizing myself into that same group, I have no immediate plans on selling my holdings. But, I would certainly add more on major price dips. I assume that should there indeed be outstanding short shares, that would only worsen the conundrum.
Well stated. I suspect that if Telvue were to issue any new stock, even one single share, we would hear claims of dilution. As they have PR'd successive profitable quarters, I must assume they are self supporting at this time.
Were you in attendance at the Shareholder meeting?
Kinda makes the $11 per share days seem kind of nostalgic.
Exciting indeed. With the ASK at $109 per share and the BID at $29. I wonder whatever could be driving this price move.
And I wonder what the predictor of TEVE going sub-penny would have to say about this.
(2 days till the Shareholders meeting. Hmmm.)
I believe that you have previously predicted that the share price was heading into the sub-dollar range. How does the current sharp rise in PPS change your evaluation of this stock?
I believe that major good news will be presented at the upcoming share holders meeting.
On the flip side of your question, can you provide any bad news about Telvue? I believe their turn-around over the last several quarters would make that a difficult task.
I await your posting of substantiation of your claim.
I believe you are incorrect in your statement that Telvue is dead in the water. Certainly, recent PRs describing substantial new supplier business for Telvue do not support that statement in any way.
Please provide reference to substantive published material which supports your assessment.
Please provide the data on which you base your claim. Since you state that specific other companies have a larger stake in the cloud than Telvue does, and I am assuming you are referring to the streaming video market where Telvue is active, it should be simple for you to provide references to the actual data upon which you base your claim.
I believe you are incorrect in your assessment. Since there are both real bids, and real asks, and they have both been increasing of late, they do not, in fact show that buying TEVE would cause a loss of all. As with any stock, there is currently a Bid-Ask spread such that if one wanted to do an immediate flip he would take a loss equal to the spread at the time the sale was attempted, but to claim that the Bid and Ask substantiate your erroneous statement suggests a lack of understanding of stocks and trading.
Thats downright incorrect. If one wanted to sell their TEVE shares (and I can't fathom why they would want to at this present time) there are bids posted daily. There are folks who could sell into those bids right now and make a profit.
Lets explore this claim of losing all. Can you provide any informatio0n to substantiate this claim?
I doubt your claim of a 50% haircut. Can you provide specific information showing actual losses by someone? Anyone?
Not on by himself. Most of us waiting patiently for the shareholders meeting
One of my brokerages is listing it at $10. I was wondering if I could make them sell it to me at that price, since that's how they list it.
What price do you think is excessive for a non-reporting pink?
From your response, I take it you have firsthand knowledge of the wording and content of the letter under discussion?
The question I would have about the lack of response is whether the communications you sent to Telvue management was businesslike and respectful, or did it contain accusatory and judgemental comments?
With a June 25th date, I'll bet the 4th of July weekend will be really enjoyable.
Happy Easter to all. Whether they be TEVE shareholders or non-shareholders.
Kaymeyer - PLease explain the reasons you believe that this company is among the top ten worst investments of all time, as you stated. I would like to understand your reason for making this statement.
(5th request for clarification of derogatory remarks about company. Previous have gone unanswered)
Kaymeyer, I note from your post you consider this stock to be a POS. Would you please post your reasons for applying such a label on Telvue stock?
Thanks in advance for your response.
Please, in your opinion, what makes Telvue a scam. I, for one, would appreciate hearing your thoughts on the matter.
"And it's cheaper than the big eschanges for no added benefit.". Sounds to me like those big Blue Chip managerment types have a great idea. As you yourself say, why pay to list on the big boards for no added benefit.
Cutting unnecessary costs. What could be wrong with that? I suppose that if Telvue really wants to blow money for no added benefit, they should list on one of the major exchanges.
And yet, given all of that, why would the management of some of the largest companies in the world list on the Pink Sheet?
There are many, many, many more Blue Chips on the Pink Sheets. It would seem that the analysis you presented omits such other companies as BMW, Linde, Mitsui, Roche.....the list goes on and on.
So why would all of these major international businesses list on the PInk Sheet, despite the contention that no company of merit lists on the PInk Sheet?
And if all of these majors are listed on the Pink Sheet, then what is the issue with Telvue listing for the same reasons?
By the way, you're wrong about Volkswagen. Here's a link to OTCMarkets listing for it. Note where it says PINK. Not OTCQX. PINK.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/VLKAF/quote
Plenty information available with an executed NDA.
OK. How about SABMiller. That would be a market cap of $75.6 billion. And it trades on the Pink Sheet. Want a few more Blue Chips that trade on the Pink Sheet? And watch Telvue after the upcoming quarterly.
I find it difficult to believe that it is necessary to explain to anyone who purports to be providing stock advice and guidance on IH what a Blue Chip stock is, but I'll play along:
SHOW all of us the information about Blue Chips and Pink Sheets that you alleged were applicable to TelVue.
Perhaps you can outline those aspects of Telvue which cause you to call it a POS. I fail to see them myself, and can use some assistance on this topic.