Hippie Trader's Penny Hunt

[Rawnoc]

PNTV = multi-bagger in 2011 IMO. Here's why:

(1) David Tice invested his own personal money of 7 figures at a premium. When a monster like David Tice (who was made famous for his accurate BEARISH calls) goes LONG a penny stock at a premium for over a million bucks, it's time to pay positive attention IMO. David Tice sold the Prudent Bear Fund ($1.2 billion under mgmt) and the Prudent Global Income Fund ($508 million mgmt) in 2008 to Federated Investors (NYSE: FII):
http://www.istockanalyst.com/article/viewiStockNews/articleid/2394347

(2) In December 2010, David Tice invested $1 million at .23/share at a 31% premium at the time with .41/share warrants plus $250,000 more at a 20% premium to the 50 day moving average (plus warrants 100% higher). Notice David Tice gets to pick a board member. Another huge name????
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=7624419

(3) In early January following Tice's investment, a parade of PRs Forthcoming are hinted:
"...late December 2010, PNTV attracted a substantial cash investment (noted in our recent 8-K filing.) This investment not only brings Players Network the operating capital needed to expand our management team, launch our content monetization technologies, and ramp up our revenue-generating efforts, it also brings the company first-class investor and industry connections and resources that should allow the company to raise significant additional funds based on realizing realistic performance milestones."
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Players-Network-CEO-Mark-pz-3419408038.html?x=0&.v=1

(4) I have been accumulating PNTV on speculation that Tice's involvement and timing is based on the start of huge growth. PNTV has a 10 year contract with Comcast that reaches tens of millions of households that they will be monetizing as well as a number of other ventures this year I expect will mean rapid growth this year. I think PNTV may be a sleeper stock multi-bagger in 2011 as the news of David Tice came just before Xmas eve and went unnoticed by the market.