Expo Holdings Inc. (EXPH)

[Braden32601]

Outstanding Post that Sums it up! Well done and said! >>Posted by: ThePennyGuru Date: Wednesday, December 30, 2009 8:26:30 AM
In reply to: fourkids_9pets who wrote msg# 56807 Post # of 56851

Many here just don't understand what is going on. This is all about the ETC dividend. You will receive 1 ETC share for every 10 EXPH shares you own. ETC will start out as a private company. You will still have all your EXPH shares. ETC will turn into a revenue generating machine and have zero debt. Once it qualifies for a higher exchange, JD will take it public and list it on the higher exchange. The beauty of it is, that you cannot buy or sell these shares till the uplist(consider it a IRA). Once the dividend is issued, about 100 million total shares, that is and will be all there is.. When ETC goes public, and it will, all the shareholders of ETC will make a ton of money. Think about getting $1-$5 per share for your ETC shares. Who wins, JD and all his loyal long term shareholders. Who loses-Flippers who missed their timing and people who do not own ETC shares. Remember you still own all your EXPH shares. Guess what, EXPH is manufacturing for ETC. When ETC is in Lowes, Home Depot a third major retailer to be named, This will drop many millions in revenues to EXPH bottom line. With 1.5 million in profits, with a 10 PE, EXPH is worth .02 PPS. I believe that is about where we are at now. Once ETC is up and going the profit number should go to 5 million minimum. This would put EXPH at .05 minimum.

This is as good as it gets in penny land- It is a win win. Who cares about the manipulated PPS currently? It is a major buying opportunity. The only thing that matters very short term is your sharecount. The more you own, the more ETC shares you get. After you get your ETC divies, we can start looking at the numbers and determine quarter to quarter if EXPH is undervalued or over valued. If you feel overvalued, sell your EXPH shares and you still keep your ETC shares. I suspect EXPH's numbers go up significantly every quarter for at least 3 years until ETC is completely ramped up.

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