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Re: just Scottie post# 35302

Tuesday, 03/01/2016 8:46:06 PM

Tuesday, March 01, 2016 8:46:06 PM

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Tom said that we had some stock in the sports fantasy that we retained from the merger with INMG but was being managed by Amped Fantasy. There was some information out there on the Uptick Newswire under INMG that Singlepoint (SING) was buying up fantasy sports companies:

"SEATTLE, WA--(Marketwired - Jan 19, 2016) - SinglePoint, Inc. (OTC PINK: SING), a dynamic full service mobile marketing and payment technology company, today announced that it will be attending the 2016 FSTA Winter Conference held in Dallas, Texas from January 19th - 21st 2016.
SinglePoint is actively looking to acquire companies in the fantasy sports industry and have already had meetings with prospective companies. They plan to be signing and announcing acquisitions at the Conference."


If you look for the old Amped Fantasy webpage, it's gone. The link is dead. So it's possble that they were bought up by SinglePoint. Now, Tom had indicated in the last financials that INMG had $120k in "Stock held in non-affiliated pubco." This could be the fatasy sports stock ownership. If Amped Fantasy was bought out and INMG retained those assets, or if SinglePoint bought out INMG's remaining interest in them, that could very well increase INMG's value and show up on the first quarter 10-Q since, if it occurred, it happened in Q1 2016.

Another bit of information. In the interview Tom gave in August, he mentioned the New Broadway Cinema he was developing that would bring green screen live action stage productions to the VR world. He mentioned that although there has not been much distribution yet, there is a big future in it and content is being made currently. He then mentioned utilization of the Occulus device. If you go to the Occulus website under the developer forum there's a link to this video on the Occulus device. Go to minute marker 8:27 and it discusses the filming of stage productions, exactly what Tom had in mind back in August.



New Broadway Cinema may have not developed to the point yet where we'll see anything in the financials regarding it, but Tom's stated goal for Innovativ Media Group is not only to distribute it's current content, but to be a producer of content. We're starting to get glimmers of his project development through "Mountains" and now it looks like he's ahead of the game when it comes to VR Film production of stage plays. Have you ever been to see the live stage production of "Phantom of the Opera"? Now imagine being inside the stage production as a character and having a 360 degree field of vision as if you're an actor in the play.

He also mention his VOD Search Engine development and how there will be a significant advertiser base and interest in that product. We're not saying it will draw the same advertising interest as Google, but hey, with everyone looking for entertainment content on the web, can you see this as an advertiser's dream come true based on their targeted audience?

We're at the very beginning of the INMG wave. That's why Tom was speaking so confidently in his interview in August. He's got his attention focused on the future, not the past. The $200,000 per year in revenue producing assets are chump change compared to what's in store for us over the next 2 years. He's absolutely brilliant in his game plan, using the $200k assets to finance his latest projects, then using the assets from those to finance his future projects. That's how you fuel exponential growth without introducing toxic debt that would otherwise stifle any real growth.

The swell is just beginning to form, but if you see it too, you'll be in a postion to catch the INMG wave with the rest of us. And unlike the real world, there's plenty of room for all who dare to ride this wave.