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Re: BooDog post# 7138

Monday, 06/06/2016 10:51:19 PM

Monday, June 06, 2016 10:51:19 PM

Post# of 8766
BooDog

The information you have in one of your post is what I think we need on the IBox. Not much more. All the flash clips etc should be removed, as it looks cheap. IMO

Again, I think the Ibox page should be simple and to the point, and not look like there is an attempt to get investors by promotion.

IBox: (In the following order)

Company name and address
Current Share Structure
A/S
O/S
Float
Company overview
Corporate Governance (List consultants)
Latest communication from CEO
Link to SEC filings
Nice simple stock chart. Ex. http://stockcharts.com/c-sc/sc?s=NEIK&p=D&yr=0&mn=4&dy=0&i=t87770038873&r=1465268580873

If you do something like this, a more sophisticated investor is not going to be saying to himself when he looks at the IBox page, "Oh Brother, another one of these." A simple elegant Ibox will get more interest and attention, and invoke curiosity for DD on somebody's own behalf.

The factual strengths the company has right now, for an investor or trader, is the share structure and the Corporate Governance. The speculative strength we have from an investor is the letter from the CEO. The speculative strength we have from a trader is the chart.

As more factual events solidify, then you can post those as latest news events, and I would keep those to the last 3.

All this cleaning up the IBox is based on the CEO going forward with an equitable business plan. At this time, we can give him the benefit of executing an equitable plan because Dr. Russell has not done anything to the contrary.

Equity financing is not that bad, if it is done with a floor. The $55,000 raised in 2015 for 8,625,000 had a floor. Whoever made that financing deal did extremely well for being patient and letting it out slowly up here. I believe that is some of the selling be have been seeing lately. When this selling is exhausted, then we should be off to the races. Block stock delivery from a financing, IF DONE CORRECTLY, is actually good for investors who purchase on the street. When a block is delivered to a firm who knows how to make a market and do a distribution, then you see increased liquidity, and the next round of financing can be done at a higher price. If it is done incorrectly, then you get floorless convertibles and a death spiral in the share price. Today, NEIK looks good going forward.

IMO we are still at an early stage to get involved with purchasing the stock in the open market.

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