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WRIT filings are all in check, you can verify through EDGAR, and not the writ news section on IHUB, you'll actually be able to see ALL of their filings. Then you can comment as an educated poster as opposed to the nonsensical rhetoric contained in your posts. News will be out when its released, not a moment sooner.
Its not our position to understand what you meant, be specific.
This board is still being haunted by the ghost of Writmas past. The sandwich man is stuck in writ purgatory until it hits $1. Then his soul will be freed. Please buy as many shares as possible so we can release this tortured soul.
How money gets made on WRIT....Buy a crapload at .0001 when no one knows or cares. Pump it on all the boards to all your sheepish followers. Watch it tick up to .0003 and sell all you can. Easy 200%. Then rinse, repeat and move on to the next one. Easy money, just need followers to eat up your toaster leave ins while you are buttering your bread.
No reverse split and certainly no crash. Games to be available for retail in the next 2 weeks. Cash flow and profit to follow.
Hitting .001 should be a no brainer. That would put the company value at about $2,330,000.
However given the fact that they were issued a line of credit at $10,000,000 it would indicate to me that someone has given this company a significantly higher evaluation to loan that kind of money. What was the evaluation based on, clearly not on sales but on future potential. My opinion which isn't worth much, states that once the pps rises, it likely will stay there, these rock bottom lows are only gonna be here for as long as it takes to get the games out to market. Once that happens, we shall see if this is the company of old that you keep reminding us of. My money is on a steady increase starting soon, then these ridiculous vindictive 100 share sells will be put to rest.
I'm ready for the holidays....let's go WRIT
Sells mean someone's buying. Must be nice to have the day off.
Based on the fact they're getting $10,00,000 pumped into the business it would seem that some other big players see potential enough here to risk that kind of money. Also, the volume today is very nice to see. Keep an eye on that as it could be a good indicator or things to come.
Microsoft = substance
They're partnered with WRIT to develope the Amiga games that WRIT took over.
These are all facts, no pump, just facts, verified by WRIT and Microsoft, in legal binding sec conforming documents.
Your so called facts are on forum websites and deal with Amigas past issues citing information from decades past. Absolutely no relevance to current happenings.
Do you have any current information that can be substantiated by facts and cited on a reputable website or through a sec filing. Or will you just revert to call this a scam and posting a link from the 90's again.
You won't stop a single person from investing in WRIT based on your rhetoric. You may as well move on and do something productive with your time.
Are you on the WRIT train? Any support is nice.
All that time following a company that has been acquired by WRIT. The dawn of a new era. You should start a new forum and blog about it. You can start by telling everyone how much money WRIT is going to make us selling Amiga games with Microsoft
Also, some advice for you, you shouldnt call something a scam, you can face serious consequences for that, libel.... Use the "in my opinion" to protect yourself.
It's great that you understand the inner workings of amiga and you certainly do know more about amiga then me, probably because I spent my last quarter century talking to girls and leaving my basement.
"Live in the now man" Garth Algar
Does it matter what happend with amiga in the past, theyve been acquired by writ. Amiga may have been poorly run in the past, thats probably why they have a new boss, WRIT is the owner now, the future is what im investing in. A future that includes a partnership with microsoft, verified by microsoft.
I dont understand the point youre trying to make? Your posting outdated information, fact is, WRIT is the new boss in town and they will be developing amiga games with microsoft for various platforms, youll be able to buy some in Decemeber. Any recent legally documented information you had contrary to the facts would be well recieved.
"Owning 100% of Amiga Gaming Inc is not the same as owning 100% of the games and while it was stated that Amiga Games Inc. has 300+ gaming titles to be distributed, they are available to the company under existing licensing agreements with various intellectual property owners"
http://www.otcequity.com/?p=4047
Having Hunter on board has already yielded a much leaner operating railway, ther emay have been significant job cuts, but the output has actually increased. Look for big money ahead
With the recent takeover by Ackman, this will continue to generate profit
Its a safe stock to own
CP keeps chugging along
The recent filings from WRIT and paertnership with Mircosoft are much more credible then the links you posted.
Posting links that lead to blog and forum pages is more credible in your opinion? One of the links looks like it was made using DOS.
You can inform us as much as you want of your fears of this agreement, however, as I have stated before, at the current share price, this is a risk myself and many others are willing to take. In a few months, we can revisit this arguement and have the facts needed to determine if your right, but my money is on WRIT delivering the goods and making me some money along the way.
Liking the positive vibe here. I agree, this should be a good play down the road. Enjoy the ride.
Go WRIT
The main reason the share price is so low is the fact the company doesn't have much revenue and the outstanding shares are in the billions. Once were producing significant revenues the price should rise, more people will want it so more people will buy it making the shares in demand. Once the demand outweighs the supply then the price will rise significantly. It's a long hold here but there may be some spikes and dips along the way.
It's hard to take your criticism seriously given the fact that they bought Amiga and have a deal in place with Microsoft that has actually be verified by Microsoft. I've read your history of posts since you started posting in march of 2011, not many positive posts if any. Sad to hear you bought in at .14, but really at the level its at now, how can this be a bad play. I'm betting on this going up. I disagree with your negative sentiment but I also understand your distain given your loses. Hopefully WRIT goes up and you can recover any losses.
Just curios as to who you spoke with at nuance.
WRIT
Another thing, who in their right mind would take what anyone says here and use that to base their investment on, thats the most absurd thing i have ever read. Is that how you make your investment decisions?
BBV is listed on the FAQ in the investor section on the Premier brands website. So now do what you said and stop posting.
http://premierbrandsinc.com/investors/
"FAQ
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Just to confirm, PB is not the exclusive distributor of BBV per the infamous abp pr. But PB may think otherwise, thats a battle we will have no part of.
So we can agree that as of may 30, 2012 Premier brands changed its business model from construction software to its current model. Based on that information, BRND has been doing business for less then 2 years, the average startup business doesnt start making money until years 3-5 (this is business 101 facts) if theyre viable. Thus, the $600k+ they've generated so far is a good indicator of viability. Now include the fact they represent other brands that are actually on shelves at thousands of stores across the country, and you can start to see that there is actual potential here.
The main issue these days seems to be this BBV nonsense, it lured many new investors and cost them dearly, but if you remove BBV from the equation, you still have a relatively new start up company that is actually conducting business, BBV didnt sink the ship, it slowed it down, but once the anchor is cut (which it may be) the business will continue to blossom.
Pumpers gonna pump, bashers gonna bash, but it doesnt mean nothing, to my cold hard cash. Ignore the noise, short, long whatever, your money you do what you want with it.
Do you know how long premier brands has been operating for?
TOUCAN ARE YOU ACCEPTING MY BET?
Who said cent? Im thinking dollars. But thanks for your input.
Ill bet you it doesnt hit 000s tommorow, my proposed wager, loser stops posting on this board forever.
Good post, 20k average sounds good, but when you look at some of the top grossing games they have million plus sales and are asking $5+ to purchase. Hoping theres a few of those in amigas catalog. Either way, this seems like a pretty safe investment.
I agree, I would have thought that there would be more attention but maybe people havent heard of this yet, the lucky few get in early. Weve got a long wait before this pays off, so its okay for now, be happy your in at a good price cause as soon as this starts moving, my opinion is that it will move fast.
With so many OS it will take some volume to move this. Patience is the key here and if you hold til after the holiday season I think you'll be very happy. With a catalog of 50-500 games that can be developed, there should be some good news once these games are for sale. If you look at some of the top selling games on Android and IOS, some of those make serious money, sales in the multi millions. The potential here is enormous especially with Microsoft in the mix. Let's go WRIT
Heres some info I've gathered on the 497k pertaining to nuance
http://marketbrief.com/mariner-value-strategies-llc/13fhr/initial-quarterly-form-13f-holdings-report-filed-by-institutional-managers/2012/8/13/9683328
"LEAWOOD, KS - Nuance Investments, LLC reported today in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission 56 positions in public companies. Fund managers must file this form quarterly with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to disclose holdings"
From the research I've done on the 497k
I actually think it's legit. Apparently once you file a 497k you have to show the company you filed it for on your next quarterly report. Nuance last 10q was a few weeks ago. Should be on their next one if this is legit. If you look at nuance and who the invest in, you can backtrack the company and find the 497k in their filings.
That's great stuff buddy. I actually did laugh out loud. Thanks for the laugh.
This pr sounds like a direct statement to abp basically giving them 2 options, either the deal is on and proceeds under our agreement, or someone breeched our agreement illegally and will be dealt with accordingly. It sounds like it was written by a lawyer and not a pr team. But that's just my opinion, and on a free message board, I know my opinion is worthless
There's nothing indicating that the bbv deal has been terminated in this pr.
Clearly states as pasted below:
'Premier Brands has not provided any internal, proprietary or material information to any third party with permission to send press releases in the Company's behalf. If any other person or company makes statements about Premier Brands, it is without the consent of the Company and it should not be considered material information pertaining to our operations or business mode"
Am I missing something here, no mention of bbv deal terminated, everyone wanted an answer and now you got one. What's the problem now?
If Investors aren't comfortable taking the risk, sell your shares and stop investing. People thought they saw a get rich quick play here but now realize they gotta wait or sell at a loss. That's no ones fault but your own.
Since there is no bbv on the shelves and you can't buy it yet, wouldn't that be the strongest indicator why nothing has happend yet.
WRIT. The good news keeps coming and at these price levels it's a low risk play that can pay off huge. What will tommorow bring? After the holidays and the release of the next 10q we should have a pretty picture what the future holds. An excellent play in my opinion.
This could be big. At least we know there's some serious interest from some big fish.
Per nuance page
Nuance Investments is a classic value investment firm headquartered in Kansas City. Nuance was formed on the belief that the ability to outperform the broad stock market is predicated on a consistent and disciplined value investing approach. The Nuance investment team’s sole focus is generating investment returns for clients by diligently reviewing one company at a time on its own investment merits.
The Nuance Investments investment philosophy is a classic value approach founded on the belief that identifying leading business franchises selling at a discount to fair value has the potential to generate excess returns over time.
More specifically, our investment team consistently researches and locates companies across all industries and sectors that have leading and sustainable market share positions, above-average financial strength, and are trading a discount to the team’s internal calculation of intrinsic value. Through long-term study of each company and thorough analysis of financial statements, management strategy, and competitive position, our investment team has become very familiar with each company bought and sold in the portfolios over time. This familiarity allows for consistent and prompt execution with the sole focus being the generation of excess returns over the long-term.
Team:
Scott A. Moore is the president and chief investment officer of Nuance Investments, LLC (Nuance). Scott is also the lead portfolio manager for all products within Nuance. Scott has more than 22 years of investment experience, more than 20 years of value investment analyst experience and more than 14 years of portfolio management experience using a classic value approach.
Before co-founding Nuance, he managed more than $10 billion in institutional, intermediary and mutual fund assets for American Century Investments (ACI). During his 10-year portfolio management tenure at ACI, from 1999 to 2008, he was the lead portfolio manager of the Morningstar 5-Star rated 1 American Century Mid Cap Value Fund (ACMVX), and co-manager of the Morningstar 5-Star rated 1 American Century Equity Income Fund (TWEIX) and the Morningstar 4-Star rated 1 American Century Value Fund (TWVLX). Prior to becoming a portfolio manager, Scott spent three years as an investment analyst at ACI, specializing in the Telecommunications, Utility and Industrial sectors. He also worked as an investment analyst at Boatmen’s Trust Company in St. Louis and at ACI as a fixed income investment analyst.
Scott holds a bachelor’s degree in finance from Southern Illinois University, and a master’s of business administration with an emphasis in finance from the University of Missouri. He is a CFA charterholder.
Career Highlights
Former Sr. Portfolio Manager at American Century Investments managing over $10 billion 1
Lead Portfolio Manager of the Morningstar 5-Star rated 2 Nuance Concentrated Value Separate Account product starting 11/13/2008 2
Lead Portfolio Manager of the Morningstar 5-Star rated 2 Nuance Mid Cap Value Separate Account product starting 11/03/2008 2
Lead Portfolio Manager of the 5-Star rated 1 American Century Mid Cap Value Separate Account product from 4/1/2004 until 10/31/2008
Co-Portfolio Manager of the 5-Star rated 1 American Century Equity Income product from 2/1/1999 until 10/31/2008
Co-Portfolio Manager of the 4-Star rated 1 American Century Value product from 2/1/1999 until 10/31/2008
Co-owner and founder of Nuance Investments, LLC
Money Magazine’s “The Best 100 Mutual funds” 2001-2003 3
USA Today’s “All Star Mutual Fund Team” 2001-2004 4
Kiplinger’s “The 25 Best Funds” 2004 5
Street.com’s “Mid Cap Value All-Stars” 2002 6
Consumer Reports “60 Funds You Can Count On” 2007 7
Laurie Kirby, CPA
Laurie Kirby, CPA is an investment analyst with Nuance Investments, LLC (Nuance). Laurie focuses on the Basic Materials, Industrial, and Finance sectors and has more than 14 years of investment experience and six years of experience using a classic value approach.
Prior to joining Nuance, she spent nearly 10 years as a portfolio manager and investment analyst with American Century Investments (ACI). Prior to working with ACI she was an investment analyst at Waddell and Reed.
Laurie holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of Kansas, and a master’s of business administration degree from the University of Missouri. She is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA).
D. Adam West, CFA
D. Adam West, CFA, is an investment analyst with Nuance Investments, LLC (Nuance). Adam focuses on the Technology and Consumer Staples sectors and has more than six years of investment experience and two years of experience using a classic value approach.
Prior to joining Nuance, he spent nearly four years as an investment analyst at Commerce Trust Company.
Adam holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration with an emphasis in finance from the University of Missouri and is a CFA charterholder.
Katie Carver
Katie Carver is the director of trading and operations for Nuance Investments, LLC (Nuance), where she oversees all of Nuance’s operating functions.
Katie has more than seven years of investment experience and has been with Nuance for four years. Prior to joining Nuance, she held similar positions at Mariner Wealth Advisors, LLC and Rock Island Capital, LLC, where she was the business operations manager.
Katie has a bachelor’s degree in business management with a minor in chemistry from the University of Kansas.
Alexander L. Xethalis
Alex Xethalis is the director – client portfolio manager at Nuance Investments, LLC (Nuance). In addition to managing Nuance’s existing relationships, Alex is in charge of all marketing initiatives and new investor development efforts at the firm.
Alex has more than 14 years of investment experience. Prior to joining Nuance, Alex managed advisor and institutional relationships at Montage Investments and spent three years as a founder and vice president of The Nations Group Advisors, a Native American-focused registered investment advisory firm. He began his equity career at Credit Suisse and later became the head trader at a New York-based hedge fund.
Alex holds a bachelor’s degree in history from Columbia University, and a master’s in business administration with an emphasis in finance from NYU’s Stern School of Business, where he was a Professional Excellence Scholar.
Courtney Ward
Courtney Ward is the business operations manager at Nuance Investments. Her responsibilities include managing firm operations, assisting with clients’ daily needs and coordinating marketing communications.
Prior to joining Nuance, Courtney was an operations supervisor at UMB Bank, where she served as a point of contact for business partners, managed the day-to-day functions of a team of professionals and monitored various processes to ensure efficiency.
Courtney has a bachelor’s degree in education from the University of Central Missouri and is currently pursuing a master’s of business administration degree at Rockhurst University.
1 © 2008 Morningstar. Mutual Fund star ratings provided by Morningstar on 10/31/2008. From 9/2/2008 to 10/31/2008, Mr. Moore was a consultant, rather than portfolio manager due to an employment agreement with American Century Investments. 2 © 2012 Morningstar. Separate Account star ratings provided by Morningstar as of 09/30/2012. 3 © 2001, 2002, 2003 Money Magazine. Mutual Fund ratings based on American Century Equity Income Fund where Mr. Moore was a Co-Portfolio manager from 2/1/1999 to 10/31/2008. 4 © 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 USA Today. Mutual Fund ratings based on American Century Equity Income Fund where Mr. Moore was a Co-Portfolio manager from 2/1/1999 to 10/31/2008. 5 © 2004 Kiplinger’s. Mutual Fund ratings based on American Century Equity Income Fund where Mr. Moore was a Co-Portfolio manager from 2/1/1999 to 10/31/2008. 6 © 2002 Thestreet.com. Mutual Fund ratings based on American Century Equity Income Fund & American Century Value Fund where Mr. Moore was a Co-Portfolio manager from 2/1/1999 to 10/31/2008. 7 © 2007 Consumer Reports. Mutual Fund ratings based on American Century Value Fund where Mr. Moore was a Co-Portfolio manager from 2/1/1999 to 10/31/2008
I noticed this new tidbit of information that i dont recall seeing on the abp webpage before:
"The team at AB Partners are also making use of several consultants to handle day-to-day operations, and advising on the legalities and intricate details of the alcohol industry."
http://www.abp-corporate.com/team.html
More info trickling out for savvy eyes to read.
Badboyvodka.com up and running again.
From the page:
How can I place an order?
As a distributor, please call us on xxx-xxx-xxxx or email sales@badboyvodka.com and we will get back to you – you may also use the form available on our Contact Us page.
If you are a retail customer (bar/club/restaurant) then please do still get in touch with us, and we will point you in the right direction.
Where can I purchase the product?
Very shortly, you will be able to view a list on this site, which will show all the locations where BadBoy is currently available for sale.
When can I buy the product?
We are currently working very hard behind the scenes to make the product available to you, and it will be launched at an event in late 2013 – details will be posted as soon as we finish up the planning, so stay tuned!