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From your mouth into God's ears :))
Product-wise, they do have some aces up their sleeves....
Re: This company has a long road
Yap, the hype is gone, there are no new news
headlines to awake the interest in the company.
The new CEO has been keeping quiet (no "share
holder letters" either).
As you said, both directions are possible. I still
have a feeling that they should be on the safe side,
as both technologies they are trying to bring to the
market are future proof, and there should be demand
for them. They (the company) have to make an effort
though....
I am more concerned that their current alliances
may not be worth so much. Take for example the choice
of the IR company CCG.
On their web site there is indeed a mention of Datalogic,
http://www.ccgir.com/ccgir/Clients.htm
but when one goes to fetch the investor's kit, there is
still no mention of the company, almost 2 months after
the announcement of their choice of CCG.
http://www.ccgir.com/ccgir/investorkits.htm
Very funny!
I'll drop a line to the CEO (if he cares that is).
Time can/will only tell.
Re: ***Reverse Merger Under Consideration
Definitely, one of ways to provide support to
the jittery PPS.
Mr. Wright's words and deeds thus far can only
be described as confidence inspiring, IMO...
Re: What I'm hearings is that the "dividend"
I was also told that the shares of STI would
eventually be distributed (pending SEC approval).
That was in early October.
As many other government agencies, SEC have their
own ways.
We shall see...
I have not received mine yet....
Re: moble could start making a move.
This in itself may not indicate a general
trend (yet), as the balance sheets are
still in the red, burdened by the cost
of acquisitions.
I believe that the stock will make a
significant move only after the company
has managed to consolidate its recent
acquisitions and integrate them fully
into its operations (i.e. show positive
earnings per share over several successive
quarters).
If institutional backup was to be found soon,
that would only help things, by propping up
the interest in the company, and helping it
leave the penny price range.
The stock is my opinion worth considering.
Re: I guess this board doesn't get much interest?
You are right. These days, the board is in a kind
of "dormant" mode.
To answer your question from the previous message,
it appears that the share dividend will eventually
be paid out / credited to our brokerage accounts.
I was told that the company is awaiting SEC clearance
of STI which will occur, at the earliest, in November.
In the absence of verifiable info (other than
the recent official PR statements from the
company), anyone's guess of what is actually
behind the latest upwards surge of the share
price - is just a guess.
It could really be anything from a sudden break
through in the M2M market segment, a VOIP success,
consulting contract or MM's share price "games" -
we can only guess.
It is unlikely that those with a better insight
would go public and air their knowledge on a
board such as this one (why should they anyway).
Would you happen to know of any other DLGI
related board(s)? This one seems to be "dormant"
at least right now.
Hard to tell. Perhaps another MM's campaign to pump
the stock value up?
The volume was almost 10 times daily average.
The prospects for this stock look very bright to me too
(i.e. the chances of it gaining on value within a few
years, from today's prospective look high).
The only thing the management has to be careful about
though is the cost of recent acquisitions, and how they
are going to cover it without causing excessive dilution.
The CEO obviously knows very well what hindrances could
be on the company's way, judging by what he has stated in
his last two addresses to the shareholders.
Re: Ok I emailed them this morning at...
Let us only hope that your list of bugs and problems
associated with the site's performance won't fall on
deaf ears.
I have become somewhat sceptical about those running
the site, as they have had more than enough time until
now to address performance problems, BUT for some reason
which totally escapes me this has not happened yet.....
I can not see the logic either, in the fact that
millions are being spent on adds and thousands
are being "saved" on enhancing the appearance
and functionality of the site.
One would have thought that the user interface and
the site's overall appearance should be ranked highly
(as the source of the company's bread and butter so
to speak). Alas, it appears that it is not perceived
so by those who are steering the company.
My written "submissions" so far dealt with dead links
"Category", "Actors", "Director" on main pages such
as "New Releases" and "Top Rented Movies", as well as
the astonishing lack of images (jpegs) and/or
textual descriptions/summaries on all other pages.
Any serious on-line business should pay great attention
to even the small details of its appearance - still not
the case with gameznflix.
Re: The GZFX web site has some severe bugs in it.
Please try ceo@gameznflix.com
The other address is ir@gameznflix.com but I would not
hold my breath waiting for an answer.
I have also written to them on several occassions,
in regard to numerous bugs crawling through their
web site.
My correspondendence was answered only once, if I
remember correctly. I've got the impression as if
nobody really cares whether the site is ok or not.
Some patience is necessary. Not all things happen
overnight (most of them don't anyway).
The whole area of wideband comms has definitely great
potentials to be reached in the not so distant future.
MOBL and similar companies are the players of tomorrow.
Today tough, one has to build one's portfolio around
companies such as this one.
I consider this investment as a mid term one (i.e. up
to 2 years).
The employment contract of the current CEO ends in
April 2006, so one would hope that we should have a
significant share price move up before that.
That is only my "educated guess", of course.
His letter to the shareholders in June (pls. refer
to the link below) also reveals the company's near
future plans, and is definitely worth a read.
http://www.hawkassociates.com/mobilepro/mobilepro56.htm
I can not but agree with you. Provided the company is
able to sustain and increase the momentum (in VoIP and
M2M market segments), the current stock valuation
(as desired and set by my MMs) is really and truly
undervalued.
It is surprising how easy it is to manipulate prices
of OBB stocks.
It is a bit disappointing indeed, but one must
be in it to win it (eventually). MMs are playing
their own little games - we (as individuals)
can not have any influence upon.
The other day I compared 2 year stock charts
of DLGI.OB and BICO.OB - they both peeked at
about the same time this year, (on different
peak levels though) and since then they have
both been happily rolling down - the pattern
is almost the same.
Coincidence or not, it is true that it is much
easier to manipulate the stock price of companies
such as these two, then those "heavy weights"
listed on real exchanges, especially when it
comes to wrenching it up - all one needs is
repeated "buy" recommendations from various
"analysts" to stir it up.
DLGI may well need a couple of institutional
investors to prop up its falling pps.
Since the company is currently I would say
in a much better shape than a year ago, the
results (reflected in a more stable pps)
should come eventually. Positive balance sheets
so far this year are a step into right direction.
Bear also in mind the range of near-future oriented
products it is developing.
It appears that these days it takes more than a good
earnings report, to make a significant move upwards.
This is in stark contrast to the late 90's and 2000,
when even loss making companies had exuberant pps values.
We may well need some major PR announcement soon to
push the pps upwards (or else, it will be stagnating
for quite some time to come).
I for one am holding on to this company, as a mid-
term investment opportunity (say, 2 years). If they
manage to make it in either VoIP or M2M market
segments, we will be talking $s pps.
As this is a small company with significant competition
by much bigger rivals, there are obviously many risks
involved, but, by the same token, many more opportunities
as well.
As they say - no risk - no fun. Having said that,
one should not be betting only on one horse only.
There are other possibly great opportunities around,
similar to DLGI, investing into the emerging markets.
I am also considering MOBL.OB as one of the items in
my portfolio. Time will only tell.
The full potential of this stock may not be
reached immediately, but given a few years,
tens of cents of today (pps) could well be
on the way to become dollars.
I would also say - time to buy.
The full potential of this stock may not be
reached immediately, but given a few years,
tens of cents of today (pps) could well be
on the way to become dollars.
I would also say - time to buy.
This company definitely has a significant potential
in the emerging wireless comms market.
I find particularly appealing the strong commitment
of the management team to build a healthy business
in this market segment (and the way they do it).
The odds are that tens of cents per share today will
turn into dollars within a few years.
Whether or not the fortunes of this company are to
rival those of say TASR ($1.33 in Feb. 2003 up to
$120+ in Feb. 2004) remains though to be seen.
I have had the same kind of problems as of lately (i.e. the
link to the "Top Rented Movies" does not work).
To this end, last Friday I wrote them an email (sent to
ir@gameznflix.com), also pointing out to the fact, that too
many pages are without images and textual summaries of titles.
No response so far. I also wonder, if they are really
interested in making money.
Perhaps a few more similar comments from other share holders,
sent to the corporate address, should trigger at least some
response?
It is indeed a bit confusing. Since their fiscal year
ends March 31st (pls. refer to
http://www.hawkassociates.com/mobilepro/profile.pdf )
one would tend to believe that all revenues derived from
the acquisitions done after the 1st of April should be
included in the end-of-the-year 2004 report, due
some time after Mar. 31, 2005.
That would be my guess anyway...
If we arm ourselves with patience, it may well be that around
this time next year, .20's and .30's price range will really
and truly be a thing of the past.
From that ($1+) perspective it would make hardly any difference
if you bought your stock at .15 or .30.
Of course, right now, it does make a world of difference.
Speaking of which (jpeg pictures of DVD cover pages),
one can not help the feeling that almost nothing has been
done in this regard to date. This leaves a pretty bad
impression on those visiting the site.
I am an observer of this board (with some GZFX shares too).
I have contacted them by email already twice on the above
subject.
Is this ever going to be seriously taken up by the
management, one wonders?
The only link which does not work for me right now is
"Top Rented Movies". Others seem to be ok.
Many DVD and games items still suffer from the complete
absence of any textual summaries and/or front cover pix.
Some, presumably more often visited pages, such as "New Releases" are totally void of them.
One wonders whether this is going to be fixed at all.
True, the new site has many other more immediate problems
to be taken care of, but the above certainly does not contribute to the intake of new members.
I agree, the potential is definitely there...
MOBL - a brief company description in PDF is to be found at:
www.hawkassociates.com
It also includes the answer to your question.
It could well be true - although it is hard to tell at
least in the case of DLGI, as the actual volumes traded
there are currently extremely low (a few thousand shares
per day these days).
The volumes traded on the OBB are much higher, and they
should determine the underlying price per share.
On the positive side, one could use this time of uncertainty,
to beef up one's portfolio with some extra shares, as in
all likelihood, the pps will eventually move to higher
price ranges (of course, there are no guarantees, like
with anything else to do with equities, BUT bearing in
mind the company's future oriented range of products, the
size of markets it is targeting, it IS quite probable).
I personally believe that one should be patient with this
stock, and consider it a mid-term investment (2-3 years).
I totally agree. It appears that the stock has been recently
subjected to manipulations, and is currently perceived as
not being attractive enough, by the looks of it.
At the beginning of March, the stock prise was literally
defying the laws of gravity. This was followed by a sudden
shorting exercise (probably those who initiated it earned
good $$s in the process). Since then, the stock seems to
have lost its appeal amongst the investors community, despite
of the steady flow of good news coming from the company.
Under the assumption that the company's earnings this
year are steadily positive, with a possible break-through
on the Asian market, we could be in for another significant
move upwards in 2005/2006.