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Posted by: thommygun88 Date: Sunday, April 11, 2010 9:00:49 AM
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TDGI (Hannover House) top 10 reasons to invest in this stock (updated 04-07-2010):

1) Assets worth $26 million, trading for less than their book value.

2) Already profitable and expecting 500-1000% revenue and earnings growth in 2010. Projecting Revenue of $22-$39 million with earnings of $3.75-$8.55 million dollars.

3) In 2010 the company plans to release six films to theaters, 30 films to DVD and Blu-Ray as well as six books.

The 6 releases to theaters include:
- Racing Dreams: Award-winning documentary from academy Award-nominated documentary filmmaker Marshall Curry.
- The Wild Hunt: Award-winning action/adventure
- Twelve: Joel Schumacher's teen thriller starring Chase Crawford, Emma Roberts, 50 Cent, Kiefer Sutherland and other big names.
- Happythankyoumoreplease: 2010 Sundance Film Festival Audience Award winning debut from writer-director-actor Josh Radnor ("How I Met Your Mother") starring Josh Radnor, Malin Akerman and many more.
- Thru the Morbious Strip: Animated, sci-fi/adventure

4) CEO Eric Parkinson, former NASDAQ CEO of Hemdale Communications, Inc. where he managed to achieve more than $150-million in revenues through the release of 90 feature films." Including "The Terminator" and Oscar Winner "Platoon".

5) Low share structure: O/S 461,206,692
Float: 269,600,578
Restricted: 191,606,114 (Now includes Hannover's Shares for Merger).
A/S: 700,000,000

6) No dilution! In December 2009 and March 2010, the Board held a discussion and unanimously agreed to not pursue new financing for the company that would require an issuance of additional common or preferred shares.

7) Kansas Governor, Mark Parkinson, brother of Eric Parkinson.

8) 60,000 retail stores is a nice sized footprint includes just about all the big boys doing business with TDGI/Hannover.
Key retail accounts including WalMart, Target, Best Buy and many many more!

9) Very attractive business where ONE movie can change everything! Summit Entertainment had annual revenues of $8 million before they acquired the rights to Stephanie Meyer's Twilight series. When "Twilight" came out, their revenue grew to $400 million. The second film in the series, "Twilight Saga: New Moon" was released in November and grossed almost $700 million worldwide.

10) TDGI has entered into direct access agreements with more than a dozen of the top U.S.A. based Video-On-Demand providers and retailers. They also have an agreement with Google to establish a video rental and video-on-demand channel for Hannover House movies through YouTube.