Not your old TDGI! I've been in TDGI for over 20 months now and watched as the company has matured especially this year. The old TDGI was way too fast to announce possible developments many of which ended up not working out and made them look bad. It took forever to get the asset valuation completed and formally released (over 5 cents per share not including anything from the recent deals). They struggled to get their movies on enough screens to make them successful in theatrical release but made up for it on DVD sales (Twelve is a good example and Turtle will be the same in Q4).
This year something gradually changed--no more hasty ill-advised PRs. They started waiting until things were 100% nailed down. Then the big deals started to roll in--Fox deal on DVD distribution and the huge deal with Regal Entertainment on All's Faire in Love that will get the number of screens needed to make that movie a success. They got current on financials and got the warning removed from the OTC exchange. I am confident that they are working on the formal financial audit (at last--until recently it was not a high priority compared to making big deals and getting the company foundation laid for growth into 2012 and beyond) and it will come out just as the great Q3 numbers are released (we already know that they have a lot of income from the Q2 Twelve DVD sales from Fox that came in too late to make TDGI's Q2 report).
Yes--it is frustrating to see the pps at the present levels, just half of their book value in fact and not even taking into account the big deals that have happened this year. It feels to me that, although it is still a penny stock, it is being managed and evaluated as a higher exchange stock but without the volume SO FAR to make it hard for a few manipulators to keep the price down. In my opinion, that is about to change and I am amazed that new investors can still get on board at prices that I paid last year.
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