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And there's not one positive thing you can say about Kurt or MMEG. Stalemate.
You might want to ask yourself why Momentous would pay 21 million for Ignis before you make assumptions about their imminent failure in the gaming industry. We don't even know all the details of what's coming yet, LOL, so your predictions are certainly premature.
Let alone you and every trader and investor was given a sharp warning by Kurt last year--which I and a couple others repeatedly posted on this board many times as a warning--that Kurt did not view MMEG as a trading vehicle, but that if one invested and then checked the pps in 2 to 3 years, one would be "pleasantly, pleasantly" surprised.
Hopefully upcoming 10k will give us some insight.
I'm counting on the 2 years.
Why the outcome of Poolworks won't matter:
So the hemming and hawing about Poolworks continues. Well, I'd like to point out the outcome of Poolworks won't really matter in the end. Am I saying I don't want the relaunch to happen? Of course not! But in the end, whatever happens with Poolworks won't matter.
First of all, if the restructuring successfully happened and is going to be relaunched as planned, this will be a good thing for shareholders. Who cares about the debt--the restructuring means there will be a new settlement, with new terms that will be realistic to achieve. No, no, no...don't even go there if you're going to say but...but...but. The "buts" don't apply--because the terms will have been renegotiated and there will be a plan made by the restructuring attorney Jesko Stark, whose job it is to save companies, not destroy them. So I'm thinking long term here. A relaunch with new names, new platform and new games and who-knows-what else (we're not privy to this info), will be a good thing.
IF by some unlikely chance the new platform doesn't do well and fails, they can always just put it into bankruptcy, so who really cares at this point? Either way, it won't really affect MEG on a huge scale.
Now on the other hand, if what Gas says happens (which I don't think is the case at all), and MEG totally lets Poolworks go or through bankruptcy loses Poolworks, then the creditor debt is gone.
Either way, it's not a big deal what ACTUALLY happens with Poolworks. Yes, yes, I know most of us bought for Poolworks! Companies are always in flux, and that will continue--they adapt or die!
IF MEG does succeed in the relaunch, then that means there will be new terms negotiated for the debt. And then we still have our platforms. As MEG bought Poolworks for the platforms, and to build out the platforms, if the relaunch happens this will be good for us.
Oh I'm sure some of you will come back with your "but this, but that", but what I'm saying stands and is a more rational approach to looking at the situation.
Whatever happens with Poolworks won't really matter in the end. Sure, we would all much prefer the relaunch to happen. But we need to go with the flow here, as companies are constantly changing. I for one would be very disappointed if the Poolworks relaunch doesn't happen--but I'm also someone who is not afraid to adapt and move on. So this is where we are right now.
So let's all see what happens and how the next few months, and down the road a year and two years unfolds...with or without Poolworks.
I for one am still hopeful for the relaunch for several reasons: one is it would make no sense for the creditors to say "no" to some new terms to repay the debt and maybe to even lower it. Why? Because otherwise, if they just let it go through bankruptcy, then they get nothing--zero. If the creditors like the current plans for the future, they most likely will have re-negotiated the terms for Momentous, possibly even getting a percentage of the future profits. Now just think a minute if someone owed you a lot of money, would you rather give them a chance so you can get some of your money back, or would you just let it die? Hmmmm...not a tough decision.
Second, as per the article I found that is stickied, why would a writer write an article 2 months ago stating he spoke to the company and that a relaunch was coming with Blockchain, if indeed the whole thing was dead? That would make no sense.
Furthermore, why would Momentous buy Ignis Studios for a whopping 21 million if something wasn't in the works that was very, very potentially lucrative.
Given our last communication about Poolworks was 8 months ago via a PR stating the restructuring of Poolworks would take 8 to 10 months, and we've just hit 8 months, I would think we're still getting the relaunch. If we're not, then why haven't we seen anything anywhere about Poolworks being dead and Kurt no longer owning Poolworks? We haven't. So I still believe based on these four things that we're getting our relaunch.
If we don't, well, we'll just live with it and deal with the disappointment and move on. Either way, it won't really matter much in the end as the company is forging new territory and we're here for the ride.
As we have all seen on the OTC, many times these companies change direction, or change what they are doing--in other words, they adapt so they can survive. It think it would be wise to realize no matter what happens with Poolworks, MEG is doing what's best for them and hopefully we shareholders will benefit from that very soon.
We can all go back and forth with our predictions about Poolworks, but until there is an announcement or something is leaked on the internet, we don't know what's happening. Just a waiting game now to see how it all turns out.
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Only a fool would compare MMEG to FedEx--which is not what I was doing. My point--and only point--was that ALL companies have their ups and downs. FedEx is one of millions of examples. Examples include everything from the mom and pop country store to billion dollar corporations. There is no other point. Certainly comparing MMEG TO A major corporation is ludicrous. You twisted what I said to your benefit. I could have cited hundreds of examples and never would it have been a comparison. ALL companies have their ups and downs. Period. Enough said.
Too late. Gas already called me crazy. He beat you to it. :)
No company stays the same. There are ups and downs. Just look at the history if FedEx in the beginning.
LOL yeah well the film is about 20 years old. Some of the younger ones may have missed it. Still a good one.
Well Dicipline, since you are a man of dicipline, I might suggest you watch the movie "Fight Club", which could provide more insight about trading than any movie about the stock market (not saying you need it but you just might enjoy it).
But don't miss any lines, or you might miss some key details in the film. The main character, Tyler Durden, is quite an interesting gent. And of course you get to watch the beautiful Helena Bonham Carter as Marla--the femme fatale who's hard as nails...but she's really not.
I won't say more so I don't spoil it for you.
By the way, nice to see you on the board again. :)
Hmmm...now how did I know that was coming? Predictable. :)
Yes, still here. I've been here nearly 2 years. Not going anywhere anytime soon. What happens in the next 3 to 6 months depends on how fast they get their plans to kick into gear.
I think the bigger question is where will we be in a year or two, not 3 to 6 months from now--it will take some time to get all the gears cranking on their new plans I think, and for substantial revenues to develop. Although if any one thing really takes off, then there could be good revenues before one year.
Call me crazy but I've always liked MMEG even with the setbacks they had last year. I think they're heading in a good direction. But it's the OTC so anything can happen.
Not sure when the new games will be released. Lux looks very promising, but not sure when it will be released.
http://luxmmo.com/
We've all been there. What was the ticker? That is one of those very rare stocks that run like wildfire, and as you pointed out, make some nice millionaires. :)
Correct. Gaming is going to be in demand no matter what. MMEG knows there are currencies used in gaming. I guess they chose Crypto because it's something the future is looking towards in Gaming.
I posted an article before about this, and would have to dig that article up, but I found another one as an example, which I might have posted before but I can't remember which one it was without going back through my many posts. This article should shed some light on the subject, and speaks for itself:
Gamers And Investors Bet Big On Cryptocurrency And Blockchain In The Gaming Industry:
April 11, 2018 Rachel Wolfson , CONTRIBUTOR
Gamers in particular understand cryptocurrency because virtual money has been a part of gaming for the last 10 years.
The value of cryptocurrencies will become more evident as the gaming community continues to gain more active users.
While Bitcoin's shaky price run continues, the value that cryptocurrency can provide outside of the trading realm is becoming evident within the billion-dollar gaming industry.
Cryptocurrency and blockchain technology were hot topics during the Game Developers Conference (GDC) that took place in San Francisco last month. As I made my way through the record-breaking crowd of 28,000 industry professionals, I constantly heard “cryptocurrency” and “blockchain” being mentioned.
DMarket, a leading global marketplace that uses blockchain technology to transform virtual gaming items into real world assets, hosted a blockchain and gaming panel discussion during GDC. The purpose of the panel was to provide an explanation as to why cryptocurrency and blockchain technology are having an impact on the gaming sector, which is expected to become a $143 billion global industry by 2020.
[Ed note: Investing in cryptocoins or tokens is highly speculative and the market is largely unregulated. Anyone considering it should be prepared to lose their entire investment.]
Breaking It Down: Why Gamers Understand Crypto
Jared Psigoda, the CEO of BitGuild - one of the companies that spoke on DMarket’s gaming and blockchain panel at GDC - explained that the concept behind digital currencies has resonated with the gaming community for years.
Gamers in particular understand cryptocurrency because virtual money has been a part of gaming for the last 10 years. For example, dating back to the World of Warcraft, there was a one-hundred million dollar market for buying digital gold. This was the main currency used in World of Warcraft to buy in-game assets, like dragons. However, it would take gamers a tremendous amount of time to acquire digital gold, so they would use real money instead to buy in-game assets.
As a result of gamers using fiat currency (i.e.USD) to purchase gaming items, free-to-play games become very expensive to play, which is why gaming companies are able to generate so much revenue.
To put this into perspective, recent findings from SuperData show that the gaming industry generated $108.4 billion in revenue in 2017. Mobile games were the biggest sector, generating $59.2 billion, followed by PC games, which generated $33 billion last year. Both the PC and mobile sectors were driven by “free-to-play”games. An estimated $82 billion was spent on these games.
Due to the additional expenses associated with free-to-play games, blockchain-based games are gaining traction primarily because blockchain technology allows gamers to use cryptocurrency to trade virtual gaming items with one another. This eliminates the need for gamers to use fiat currency to purchase items directly from game developers.
The use of cryptocurrency in gaming also solves the problem behind ownership of in-game assets, as blockchain-based games tokenize all gaming items. This means that once gamers acquire assets, they remain in their possession within a digital wallet until they decide to trade or sell the tokenized asset – just like any other cryptocurrency.
Greed can be seen in free-to-play games since lots of money has to be spent in order to acquire certain assets. This is an industry problem, as all of the major companies are driven by profit. But, do these companies value profit over everything? If so, is that good for the player base – probably not. Blockchain technology finally allows gamers to own their in-game items, while providing a strong focus on trade and the gaming economy. Moreover, player ownership of assets allows for a proportion of game revenues to go back to the player base, Psigoda explained.
Cryptocurrency For Fantasy Sports Games
Blockchain technology and cryptocurrency are also having an impact on fantasy sports games, a market that is estimated to be worth more than $7 billion a year.
The blockchain-based fantasy sports platform, MyDFS, is using blockchain and their own token to bring much needed transparency to the fantasy sports industry.
Not all games necessarily need blockchain, but there are quite a few industries that could benefit from the digital ledgers and smart contracts that blockchain technology offers, said Viktor Mangazeev, CEO of MyDFS. In an industry that lacks transparency, MyDFS users can see exactly how scoring works and because of tokenization and smart contracts, users will be able to experience quicker payouts than other traditional daily fantasy sports platforms.
Through blockchain technology and cryptocurrency, MyDFS simplifies the overall fantasy sports experience, while opening it up to more people globally. The platform eliminates complex user verification procedures and complicated gaming experiences, making the system more transparent and easy-to-use.
DreamTeam is also using blockchain technology and cryptocurrency to provide a payment gateway and unique platform for the esports industry, allowing organizations, managers and coaches to grow, manage and monetize their teams. The DreamTeam platform lets users sort out media right sales, sponsorships, player salaries and prize money, all of which is paid in a “DreamTeam Token.”
Investors Betting Big
As the gaming community continues to show increased interest in blockchain-based games, major venture capitalist firms and investors are also finding value in decentralized gaming platforms.
MyDFS reported a major round of funding today from investor, Frank Fu, who is also the managing director at the Chinese technology company, Meitu. Fu invested a total of $2 million to help MyDFS continue building a fantasy sports platform that utilizes blockchain technology.
The union of gaming and blockchain is inevitable. Encrypted blockchain guarantees safe storage of all in-game digital assets, what makes the data transparent to the core. Smart contracts exclude third parties from payment processes, making transactions fast and safe. said Fu. Blockchain technology is the solution we are all looking for, due to the decentralized network and capability to record each transaction to combat fraud. That actually can trigger the gaming industry’s next evolution.
DreamTeam also just announced an investment from the European venture capital firm, Mangrove Capital Partners. Mangrove Capital’s portfolio consists of over 100 prospective companies; among the most successful investments are Wix and Skype. DreamTeam is the first ICO investment that Mangrove Capital has made.
And mytime, the platform for the digital distribution of decentralized games, announced last month a successful funding round of $3.5 million from private investors during a closed session of their ICO.
What This Means For Bitcoin
As the potential for blockchain-based games continues to pique interest from both gamers and investors, the declining prices of major cryptocurrencies could also see a positive shift. The value of cryptocurrencies will become more evident as the gaming community continues to gain more active users through blockchain games.
“The only thing that can save the price of cryptocurrencies now is a use case that will result in mass adoption,” said Psigoda. “If the gaming sector continues to gain active users, then as an industry we can prove that cryptocurrencies are being used for something noteworthy. This could possibly bring the entire industry out of the gutter.”
You can follow Rachel Wolfson on Twitter and LinkedIn to stay up to date on the latest cryptocurrency happenings.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/rachelwolfson/2018/04/11/gamers-and-investors-bet-big-on-cryptocurrency-and-blockchain-in-the-gaming-industry/#5daba36e58b8
Also, it appears their involvement in Crypto goes beyond just their Gaming interests. So the Crypto isn't only for their gaming, but it looks like they plan on accepting Crypto as a form of investment. Their recent hire of Andrew Birnbaum also backs this up.
https://globenewswire.com/news-release/2018/04/19/1481536/0/en/Momentous-Entertainment-Group-to-Accept-Cryptocurrency.html
Also, this recent nice article about MMEG, Ignis, and Crypto seems excited about the Gaming/Crypto future:
Momentous Cryptocurrency Partnership
By Nathan Bentley on April 19, 2018 0 Comments / 1964 views
This one really is momentous, quite literally.
A press release out today suggests that Momentous Entertainment Group MMEG will start to accept cryptocurrency payments as a payment option within their platforms. This of course, is yet one step closer to the world of cryptocurrency adoption many of us dream of.
Who are Momentous Entertainment Group?
MMEG are a digital media company that provide a subscription service for its customers. MMEG’s services include the production and service of mobile entertainment games (games including the famous Candy Crush Saga), Ignis Studios, a service which produces MMORPG style games, a music streaming service and a nutrition and health guidance application.
According to the press release MMEG are committed to improving their current services but now find themselves in a position in which they are now looking to develop future partnerships that will help drive MMEG into the future, a future which seems to use blockchain technology.
Within the announcement by MMEG, the company have appointed a new Chief of Digital Currency, Andrew Birnbaum, a former CEO of a cryptocurrency exchange. This appointment suggests that MMEG are pretty serious about cryptocurrency integration, not just as a payment option within games, but moreover, perhaps they are considering the creation of their own cryptocurrency or even there own exchange format.
According to the press release on GlobeNewsWire.com, Birnbaum has said:
“After consultations with several prominent SEC attorneys, we believe that, to our knowledge, there has not been a publicly traded company that accepts digital currency as a form of investment. We are very excited about providing the opportunity to individuals, companies and funds that want to participate in a regulated environment.”
This is yet another positive move for cryptocurrency adoption. Games like Candy Crush Saga are now huge entities, they exist as simple to play mobile phone applications that attract millions of users. With cryptocurrency looking like a big part of the future of these games, MMEG are getting well ahead of the markets and seem to be preparing for a whole new style of mobile phone gaming.
Professional ESports have been exploring this concept for a while, but that’s expected, these, frankly less serious games seem to be next in the cross hairs of the blockchain revolution however. Let’s keep an eye on MMEG’s movements over the next few weeks. It’s very exciting at the very least.
https://cryptodaily.co.uk/2018/04/momentous-cryptocurrency-partnership/
So, to answer your question, MMEG's involvement in Crypto is going beyond gaming. As to why they chose Crypto in gaming, they must have determined it's the route they want to go insofar as the game currency they choose to use and where the industry is headed. But it appears their Crypto involvement is going beyond gaming.
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What exactly are you asking then? Am I missing something, because I know you read this board and know what's going on with MEG and the Gaming and Crypto.
I thought you were asking about Greenberg Traurig. So please clarify your question if you need an answer--I'll be happy to answer.
You already know the answer to that so I'm not going over it again. I know you read the board regularly.
Well Gas they have some pretty high projections on future revenues from both ecommerce and games so we shall see. AND, with those kind of projections, AND the fact that Greenberg Traurig, the big International law firm Jesko Stark works for, just happens to specialize in Crypto and Gaming, which I also talked about a month or more ago, MEG could bring in enough cash flow to make payments to the Poolworks creditors over time.
I have a feeling there is more at play here than meets the eye...in fact I wonder if ole Jesko himself had something to do with the new direction of MMEG. His job is to find solutions, not tear companies apart--that was even stated in an article and other documents from Germany I posted last year about how Germany was more interested in saving companies as opposed to tearing them apart.
Too many coincidences in my opinion.
It's possible a deal was made with the creditors to get a percentage of the future profits (again given the very high projections) so why would the creditors not agree to try that versus getting zero to let it go bankrupt? Makes no sense at all. The creditors would have nothing to lose to agree to some sort of deal--otherwise they'd get zero. So why wouldn't they take a chance to recoup some of the money over time? Just my opinion.
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I've dug for updates in Germany and do so regularly. I have found no updates as the proceedings are closed. I even re-contacted Jesko Stark, the Restructuring Administrator and never heard back from him the second time. The first time I spoke with him all he told me was the proceedings were closed and he wasn't allowed to tell me anything.
We're close to finding out though as almost 8 months have now passed and the process takes on average 8 to 10 months, so hopefully we find out soon if the process ends up taking the generally expected average of 8 to 10 months.
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No. It is being restructured and the restructuring is going on 8 months now. The restructuring process takes on average 8 to 10 months according to the last PR about it from Kurt.
If you read the article I found in Germany that is stickied, that article is very recent. The writer said he spoke to the company and that the relaunch was coming with Blockchain.
I am also expecting all the new Ignis games will also be on the Poolworks social media networks--as well as on Facebook and Vkontakte--because our games are currently on MeinVZ, StudiVZ, Facebook, and Vkontakte in Russia. Vkontakte alone has 450 million subscribers.
We'll just have to wait to find out more about the relaunch. David Micek was specifically hired to BUILD OUT Poolworks.
I've emailed both Kurt and David asking for an update, but no response. Of course the proceedings in Germany are closed and no one is saying a word.
So I still believe the relaunch is coming. WHY would someone write an article in Germany a month ago stating they spoke to the company and that a relaunch was coming with Blockchain if the relaunch wasn't coming? Plus we did just find out we are getting Blockchain and Crypto.
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Things should start ramping up soon with all the irons in the fire. Just a matter of time.
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If you only have a hammer, you treat everything as if it were a nail.
--Abraham Maslow.
Andrew Birnbaum, our new Chief Digital Currency Officer is attending the ICO2.0 Summit today in Santa Monica, California. The Summit features industry leaders in #cryptocurrency.
https://www.startengine.com/pages/summit
https://www.facebook.com/MomentousEntertainmentGroup/
For anyone who doesn't know much about esports, have a look at these youtube videos. These are just some examples of what the game tournaments are like.
This is a very good article about Momentous from Crypto Daily in the UK:
https://cryptodaily.co.uk/2018/04/momentous-cryptocurrency-partnership/
Momentous Cryptocurrency Partnership
By Nathan Bentley on April 19, 2018 0 Comments / 1057 views
This one really is momentous, quite literally.
A press release out today suggests that Momentous Entertainment Group MMEG will start to accept cryptocurrency payments as a payment option within their platforms. This of course, is yet one step closer to the world of cryptocurrency adoption many of us dream of.
Who are Momentous Entertainment Group?
MMEG are a digital media company that provide a subscription service for its customers. MMEG’s services include the production and service of mobile entertainment games (games including the famous Candy Crush Saga), Ignis Studios, a service which produces MMORPG style games, a music streaming service and a nutrition and health guidance application.
According to the press release MMEG are committed to improving their current services but now find themselves in a position in which they are now looking to develop future partnerships that will help drive MMEG into the future, a future which seems to use blockchain technology.
Within the announcement by MMEG, the company have appointed a new Chief of Digital Currency, Andrew Birnbaum, a former CEO of a cryptocurrency exchange. This appointment suggests that MMEG are pretty serious about cryptocurrency integration, not just as a payment option within games, but moreover, perhaps they are considering the creation of their own cryptocurrency or even there own exchange format.
According to the press release on GlobeNewsWire.com, Birnbaum has said:
“After consultations with several prominent SEC attorneys, we believe that, to our knowledge, there has not been a publicly traded company that accepts digital currency as a form of investment. We are very excited about providing the opportunity to individuals, companies and funds that want to participate in a regulated environment.”
This is yet another positive move for cryptocurrency adoption. Games like Candy Crush Saga are now huge entities, they exist as simple to play mobile phone applications that attract millions of users. With cryptocurrency looking like a big part of the future of these games, MMEG are getting well ahead of the markets and seem to be preparing for a whole new style of mobile phone gaming.
Professional ESports have been exploring this concept for a while, but that’s expected, these, frankly less serious games seem to be next in the cross hairs of the blockchain revolution however. Let’s keep an eye on MMEG’s movements over the next few weeks. It’s very exciting at the very least.
https://cryptodaily.co.uk/2018/04/momentous-cryptocurrency-partnership/
Morning Pooky. Getting interesting for sure!
Thanks Vape! I'll check it out.
Our newly hired Andrew Birnbaum was recently CEO of Titan Digital Exchange:
https://www.titandx.com/
Go $MMEG!
All the pieces falling into place--as expected. Go $MMEG!
This looks like our Andrew Birnbaum:
https://www.facebook.com/andrew.birnbaum
BIOGRAPHY
Mr. Birnbaum brings a wide variety of successful C-level experience to TDX, consisting of running private and public organizations. With significant increases in branding, sales and increased revenues while providing management of rapid growth and highly effective expansion operations into new markets. His objective is to provide effective leadership and make a positive impact within the culture of the organization. He has a long history of leadership over the last 25 years, generating impressive results for the company and shareholders both domestically and internationally. In addition to speaking at conferences all over the world, he has also had the privilege to serve on several Boards of Directors, both professionally and voluntarily.
https://cityblockchainsummit.com/speaker/andrew-birnbaum/
Go $MMEG!!
Momentous Entertainment Group to Accept Cryptocurrency
April 19, 2018 06:00 ET | Source: Momentous Entertainment Group Inc.
Creates New Executive Role; Appoints Chief Digital Currency Officer
LAS VEGAS, NV, April 19, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- In a bold move, Momentous Entertainment Group, Inc. (“Momentous”) (OTCBB: MMEG), will soon accept alternative investment in the form of cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin and Ethereum. In addition, Momentous is pleased to announce the appointment of Andrew Birnbaum in the newly created role of Chief Digital Currency Officer.
Mr. Birnbaum was recently Chief Executive Officer of a digital currency exchange. He brings a long history of successful management, acquiring capital and growing companies. The position of Chief Digital Currency Officer is responsible to facilitate the process of initially accepting Bitcoin and Ethereum, and potentially others in the future. This includes oversight of the exchange of cryptocurrency to fiat currency, interaction with potential investors interested in the use of cryptocurrency, regulatory compliance, and other activities.
Mr. Birnbaum states, “After consultations with several prominent SEC attorneys, we believe that, to our knowledge, there has not been a publicly traded company that accepts digital currency as a form of investment. We are very excited about providing the opportunity to individuals, companies and funds that want to participate in a regulated environment.” He goes on to say, “Momentous is not interested in attracting any “Bad Actors” to participate here. The people and entities interested in investing digital currency with a public company understand the regulatory requirements to Know your Customer and abide by Anti Money Laundering protocols.”
Kurt Neubauer, CEO of Momentous, states, “We are especially excited about the opportunity to work with Andrew. He brings a high level of professional experience, enthusiasm and a wide variety of industry contacts in the space.”
About Momentous Entertainment Group (MMEG)
Momentous Entertainment Group, Inc. (MMEG) is a gaming, ecommerce and digital media company focused on providing unique and entertaining experiences for its subscribers and members on a global scale.
The Company’s strategic expansion plans are balanced between accelerating growth of its existing media and gaming properties, to the acquisition of profitable and sustainable businesses that are highly complementary to MMEG’s operations.
Please note the Company may use social media to communicate with the public. This communication may include information that could be deemed material information. As a result, the Company encourages interested parties to review the information that it posts on the following social media channels: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
To learn more, visit Momentous Entertainment Group’s website at www.momentousentertainment.com
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release may contain forward-looking statements, including information about management’s view of Momentous Entertainment Group Inc’s (MMEG) future expectations, plans and prospects. In particular, when used in the preceding discussion, the words "believes," "expects," "intends," "plans," "anticipates," or "may," and similar conditional expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. Any statements made in this news release other than those of historical fact, about an action, event or development, are forward-looking statements. These statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors, which may cause the results of MMEG to be materially different than those expressed or implied in such statements. These risk factors and others are included from time to time in documents MMEG files with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including but not limited to, its Form 10-Ks, Form 10-Qs and Form 8-Ks. Other unknown or unpredictable factors also could have material adverse effects on MMEG’s future results. The forward-looking statements included in this press release are made only as of the date hereof. MMEG cannot guarantee future results, levels of activity, performance or achievements. Accordingly, you should not place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements. Finally, MMEG undertakes no obligation to update these statements after the date of this release, except as required by law, and takes no obligation to update or correct information prepared by third parties that are not paid for by MMEG.
Tom Nelson
480-326-8577
tenassociates33@gmail.com
https://globenewswire.com/news-release/2018/04/19/1481536/0/en/Momentous-Entertainment-Group-to-Accept-Cryptocurrency.html
We are definitely due for some news soon.
Wrong. The past is never the only indicator of the future. But everyone can believe what they want. In the end some will look foolish.
I'm interested in the future not any whining about the past.
Old news. R/S took effect weeks ago.
Ignis Studios's game "Lux" coming soon...
Watch our game developers at work creating Lux:
For sure. And we'll move up very easily--especially when the whales come. :)
You're right, Dvanajscak...
I'm one of Kurt's wives! He has many. And we're all required to speak German...hmmm very suspicious indeed. :)
Looking good. $MMEG
Mergers & Acquisitions:
The weekly wrap: Francisco Partners, Sentinel, Tenneco
Ignis Studios LLC Momentous Entertainment Group Inc
21.5
Momentous Entertainment Group Inc signed a letter of intent to acquire Ignis Studios LLC, a Fort Worth-based software publisher, for $21.5 million in cash, common shares and performance payments.
https://www.themiddlemarket.com/data/the-weekly-wrap-francisco-partners-sentinel-tenneco
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Bobby Dale says exciting news coming soon:
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https://www.facebook.com/BobbyDaleEarnhardt1/
Guess you missed the LOI news. Ignis acquisition coming.