Demand Brands Inc. (DMAN)

[JonnyBGood]

He's not promising anything in the way of the pps, however he is estimating where the pps should be within the near future. Here's exactly what he said:

"The ROI on captital investment in the creation and distribution of web based content (currently INMG has product on HULU) is tremendous. We believe that the company today (as of August 2015 at .0003) is severely undervalued and we believe that we have the possibility of seeing significant exponential growth over the next couple years. It wouldn't be an innappropriate market cap for us to be a .05 stock. That is the goal over the next period of time (the first period of time being the release of the Q3 2015 financials.) By the time we get into the second quarter of 2016, we'll start seeing the impact of the products that we're now aggressively developing."

So could we be at .05 by August, which is actually into the third quarter of 2016? Possibly. More than likely, that .05 pps goal will be seen by 2017. But we could definitely see a .01 to .02 price range by August of this year. If you get in now, that's 50-100x earnings on an investment at .0002.

Tom is way ahead of the game and is looking at Innovativ Media as becoming a large scale developer in the worldwide web based series market, both live action and animated. When he talks about growth, he's looking beyond what most of us penny stock investors would consider a fairly successful company. His goal for INMG is to be a major producer and distributor of online content, including the creation and ownership of whole web based channels, just like the old world telelvision channels of NBC, CBS, ABC, Fox, and so forth. That's the wave of the future that he has the forsight in this industry to see, that some current network moguls even refuse to acknowledge. The entertainment industry is going through a major paradigm shift in distribution due to the expansive nature and availability of the internet. If you go on Netflix or Hulu take alook at how CBS, NBC and Fox have created channels to take advantage of the way people are viewing media content. It's taken them a while to come around as major network providers but, no doubt, their advertiser base had shrunk on network broadcast TV because people were going online to get their content. They woke up just in time to recover, but other networks have been slower in reacting and are suffering.

Go back and listen to Tom's comments at the beginning of his interview back in August and really listen to what he says about the way the intertainment industry today is shifting. He's smart enough to recognize that and he's postiioning INMG to capitalize on it.

http://www.publicwire.com/podcast/innovativ-media-group-inmg/

I don't know how many of you really understand the potential of INMG, not as a penny stock, but as a potential media giant. If you had been able and had the foresight to get in on the ground floor of NBC, CBS, or Comcast when they first went public, where would you be now?

You can't expect miracles and sometimes we pennytraders get the "pie-in-the-sky" mentality when we think about how quickly we're going to get rich when we find a winner in the OTC. But the successful traders can shift their short term trading methods into a long position when they find a diamond in the rough like INMG. It's going to be an interesting ride over the course of the next year and the halfway point is August 2016.