I would appreciate it if all of you would look at TDGI.
I think you who haven't invested in it are missing a great investment. They are so they say profitable last quarter. There is no doubt they have a library of films that have value. Look at Lions Gate and where their stock is trading and has traded, and where TDGI is. Look at the debt of Lions Gate and they are not showing profits. Look at the ability of TDGI to get a line of credit and to have someone seek them out to have them introduce into the U.S. market their films, and to invest in TDGI a 1.5 million for 25 million shares of restricted stock. This deal if it gets done will be completed prior to April 1 so they say.
The company is buying 4 1/2 acres of land with a warehouse and going to build a office building to market direct sales. The facts basically speak for themselves. How Lions Gate is 900 million in debt and not profitable and TDGI appears to be profitable and maybe very profitable quickly.
How many of you are invested in companies that have been and will be operating in the red for years. I guarantee you every one of those companies will not make it but some may, but how long will it be. TDGI seems to me to be on its way right now, and should be unless I have been misguided doing very good financially. They seem to have relationships that most companies would die to have. They have access to the big boys movies that they don't think will meet their image or standards, but can make money for a smaller distributor. Then you factor that TDGI, or Hannover House buys books, and movies on their own, and as the old saying goes a blind hog can find a acorn every now and then. One good acorn and they will have a huge profit. I put this into the well worth the risk category, and presently trading way below fair value with not a cent added for potential growth.
JMO
Mickey
