RVUE Holdings Inc. (fka RVUE)

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a good question, and i think it has a bullish answer. the early days of RVUE were different management. at one point robert w. roche was appointed to the board, and things changed. that was march of 2012:

https://globenewswire.com/news-release/2012/03/12/470633/249001/en/rVue-Holdings-Inc-Appoints-Robert-W-Roche-to-Board-of-Directors.html

and roche would eventually sue the former CEO, a case he won, and invite mark pacchini to take over as CEO, in april of 2013:

http://www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/people/person.asp?personId=232577401&privcapId=104960

it wasn't until roche decided to buy a large % of the OS, and then pay off all the convertible notes, that i took an interest in this play, shortly before this PR from april, 2016:

http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/rvue-announces-payoff-of-convertible-notes-2111647.htm

you can review roche's form 4s here. i see he has paid as much as .07/share as of a few years ago:

https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0001455206&type=&dateb=&owner=only&count=100

so, given this long history, my focus has been the size of the AS since roche became a majority shareholder. i figure (and i think it's logical) at this point roche won't let anything happen that would dilute his interest, unless it results in him making a much larger profit.

with the recent AS raise, this was required for the company to have any additional shares (beyond our 10M share float), and i think there's a good chance roche will not only use some of that equity to do private placements, but also to deal-in some of RVUE's "digital out of home" #DOOH advertising competitors.

roche makes a case for why he likes RVUE so much as an investment on his roche enterprises site:

http://www.rocheenterprises.com/rvue