Saturday, June 28, 2014 10:40:10 PM
Boards and Social Media do matter…
To date we have 438 followers on the iHub REDG board. Those are 438 possible investors (not including people they talk to outside this forum). There are a lot more eyes on us than we think. What is said on these boards could be influential to how the investment process flows, IMO. This is not to say hold back or not share what you think – but it’s more a point to note that word on a ticker can be explosive and informative (both good or bad as it should be). The investor should always use their DD to back it up…
Top 50 on breakout board: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/breakoutboards.aspx
*I see REDG climbing into top 5 in July.
Top 40 most read boards: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/most_read.aspx
* I see REDG climbing to top 5 in July.
Top 40 most posted boards: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/most_post.aspx
*I see REDG being top 10 in July.
These are internal (iHub-related) exposures. They have a little influence, but not in the grand scheme (although I'd venture to say iHub have thousand upon thousands of investors/traders). However, for the purpose of spreading the word to million of online participants interested in investing, tagging $REDG is very important. It’s done on twitter a lot, but on investment boards it does wonders to get the word out. I assume many know this already - but David Campiti didn't know this when he was Tweeting and investors gave him the tip (LOL).
For example, here are a couple of screen shots from ‘general search criteria’ used on a major/heavily used search engine – and REDG falls under the top 10 (some much higher) in search result criteria:
Search ~ $REDG ~ on Google and guess what shows up as #2 listing in search criteria?:
Search “Red Giant Entertainment Worldwide Presence” on Google and guess what shows up as #2 listing in search criteria?:
Search “Red Giant Media Movies” on Google and guess what shows up in top 10 search criteria?:
*** All iHub postings....to include debates, feedback, momentum, research, etc...
There are many more examples, but most people jump to the top 10 listings to start. The power of the internet in mass communications is immense. Personally, this is how I got into the OTC’s just a few months back. I did some general searches and actually got into my first ticker using this method. Then I got a few friends in with me and they go their friends/family, etc.. Tickers and exposure can grow based on this.
Who can deny that some with massive pull on Twitter can influence pps – once word gets out and their tens of thousands of followers (potential investors) go in (whether we agree with that strategy or not). This can include investors who come in to trade, stay long and move the price up --- The Company Does The Rest to Sustain this on their own Merits!!
So what is posted on boards can actually have somewhat of an impact on pps – IMO. The percentage is debatable (so it’s not 100% of course – but a percentage of sorts). At least for newer traders. The key is exposure. If DD is done, you’re okay, but when I started, I also learned a lot from the “boards” and the fluctuation of those tickers and what was said heavily influenced me in the beginning (and even now) – to the point of planning some exit strategies and/or even moving into a ticker all-together. I've seen boards that were in shambles, lots of bashing and/or too much pumping - and I avoided them (e.g. did not invest). There are a lot of folks “beginning” and that still represents money flowing into any one ticker at any one time. Those more experienced also use the internet and thus will see these postings as well....
Consequently, I would encourage to place $REDG at the bottom of each priority posting, for these purposes. This just ties it back online for general searches. Moreover, it’s not just REDG that shows up - but any key words placed in our posts.
We also have BUZZ CLOUD wherein it just markets the ticker and board based on commentary:
For example: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/tcloud2.aspx?i=24
The morale to the story is that what is posted (or at least how it’s structured) can make a difference in pps based on “eyes” and “possible investors” wanting to jump in - or for those whom never heard of us. This is how social media works for businesses and others alike. It’s up to the individual on what they do based on what is found...The key is getting it out there to be found…A few of us board members are on a Twitter frenzy right now to spread DD and info on #REDG...we're seeing an increase in (NEW) people responding and MANY of them are saying what we are saying: this will be a long hold for them - so void of those damaging 'pumps'. These new investors are seeing what many of us see......
I think REDG is heading in the right direction – but we also cannot underestimate the power of investors to bring about sentiment. We actually do make a small, yet impactful, difference (and like I mentioned - the company does the rest based on results to sustain that).
All IMHO…GLTA!!!
$REDG
To date we have 438 followers on the iHub REDG board. Those are 438 possible investors (not including people they talk to outside this forum). There are a lot more eyes on us than we think. What is said on these boards could be influential to how the investment process flows, IMO. This is not to say hold back or not share what you think – but it’s more a point to note that word on a ticker can be explosive and informative (both good or bad as it should be). The investor should always use their DD to back it up…
Top 50 on breakout board: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/breakoutboards.aspx
*I see REDG climbing into top 5 in July.
Top 40 most read boards: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/most_read.aspx
* I see REDG climbing to top 5 in July.
Top 40 most posted boards: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/most_post.aspx
*I see REDG being top 10 in July.
These are internal (iHub-related) exposures. They have a little influence, but not in the grand scheme (although I'd venture to say iHub have thousand upon thousands of investors/traders). However, for the purpose of spreading the word to million of online participants interested in investing, tagging $REDG is very important. It’s done on twitter a lot, but on investment boards it does wonders to get the word out. I assume many know this already - but David Campiti didn't know this when he was Tweeting and investors gave him the tip (LOL).
For example, here are a couple of screen shots from ‘general search criteria’ used on a major/heavily used search engine – and REDG falls under the top 10 (some much higher) in search result criteria:
Search ~ $REDG ~ on Google and guess what shows up as #2 listing in search criteria?:
Search “Red Giant Entertainment Worldwide Presence” on Google and guess what shows up as #2 listing in search criteria?:
Search “Red Giant Media Movies” on Google and guess what shows up in top 10 search criteria?:
*** All iHub postings....to include debates, feedback, momentum, research, etc...
There are many more examples, but most people jump to the top 10 listings to start. The power of the internet in mass communications is immense. Personally, this is how I got into the OTC’s just a few months back. I did some general searches and actually got into my first ticker using this method. Then I got a few friends in with me and they go their friends/family, etc.. Tickers and exposure can grow based on this.
Who can deny that some with massive pull on Twitter can influence pps – once word gets out and their tens of thousands of followers (potential investors) go in (whether we agree with that strategy or not). This can include investors who come in to trade, stay long and move the price up --- The Company Does The Rest to Sustain this on their own Merits!!
So what is posted on boards can actually have somewhat of an impact on pps – IMO. The percentage is debatable (so it’s not 100% of course – but a percentage of sorts). At least for newer traders. The key is exposure. If DD is done, you’re okay, but when I started, I also learned a lot from the “boards” and the fluctuation of those tickers and what was said heavily influenced me in the beginning (and even now) – to the point of planning some exit strategies and/or even moving into a ticker all-together. I've seen boards that were in shambles, lots of bashing and/or too much pumping - and I avoided them (e.g. did not invest). There are a lot of folks “beginning” and that still represents money flowing into any one ticker at any one time. Those more experienced also use the internet and thus will see these postings as well....
Consequently, I would encourage to place $REDG at the bottom of each priority posting, for these purposes. This just ties it back online for general searches. Moreover, it’s not just REDG that shows up - but any key words placed in our posts.
We also have BUZZ CLOUD wherein it just markets the ticker and board based on commentary:
For example: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/tcloud2.aspx?i=24
The morale to the story is that what is posted (or at least how it’s structured) can make a difference in pps based on “eyes” and “possible investors” wanting to jump in - or for those whom never heard of us. This is how social media works for businesses and others alike. It’s up to the individual on what they do based on what is found...The key is getting it out there to be found…A few of us board members are on a Twitter frenzy right now to spread DD and info on #REDG...we're seeing an increase in (NEW) people responding and MANY of them are saying what we are saying: this will be a long hold for them - so void of those damaging 'pumps'. These new investors are seeing what many of us see......
I think REDG is heading in the right direction – but we also cannot underestimate the power of investors to bring about sentiment. We actually do make a small, yet impactful, difference (and like I mentioned - the company does the rest based on results to sustain that).
All IMHO…GLTA!!!
$REDG
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