That's the truth BLULLISH! INMG is a perfect place to demonstrate that technique!
$10,000 isn't really even that much to start with. But it is funny how many who play the big stocks and who don't bat an eye at a couple $100,000 investments in hopes of a 10% profit, will look at penny stocks as too much of a gamble. But a lot of those big stocks started off like INMG:
1.) A CEO with years of successful experience in the industry taking advantage of that experience and, not doing something else or new, but applying it in the direction the market is going. Video production and streaming on the internet.
2.) Not starting off in the hole and then having to dillute the share structure to find capital to get the business going. He merged with Global Gaming, a fantasy sports company that really wasn't doing that great, sold off a large portion of it to finance INMG's media production, kept what was useful, and was in a position to immediately generate more capital with INMG through the distribution of "Gameplay" the movie, "Money for Nothing", and what may be the cornerstone of INMG; he has begun production on an animated web series based on H.P. Lovecraft’s “AT THE MOUNTAINS OF MADNESS”. I believe this last direction, the production of video (what used to be called film production) is right up Tom's alley.
3.) If you look at the company, he's got all kinds of production plans that are not all the same thing. He's got LUX Digital Pictures, Global Gaming Network with it's own smartphone/tablet App, New Broadway Cinema, a new web series entitled "Just smart People", and a new video on demand search engine called VOD Movie Guide .
So we've got several solid investment directions in INMG and it's all due to Tom Coleman. He's the brains and driving force behind all of this. I'm sure he wants to build Innovativ Media Group into a major player in the Film Finance Exchange. And he's gone global, taking advantage of the international markets. So we're talking about a multi-billion dollar market.
It's not too late for others to get on board. Just like you said BLULLISH, you need to recognize what makes a penny stock a successful startup. There aren't many, but they're there. INMG is one of 'em.
