Let's look objectively at your points, since you are not making a comparison to anyone else:
The company you are looking for should have a profit for at least two quarters. TelVue does. Why and how much of a profit? Reduce of overhead or actual revenue? are financials readily available to the public?
They should be selling the best products available like Princeton Servers loaded with award winning software. TelVue again. When was their award? Almost 4 years ago, and since others have won in that category, as previously posted? Award from a magazine after self nomination.
Check for a really good customer base Like Comcast, Verizon and Charter which has two outstanding contracts for 50 million each. TelVue. Really 100 million in contracts? Please prove that. If that was the case insiders would be buying the stock.
Check for joint ventures with companies like Viz Media that are into the hottest technology around like NEON ALLEY and computer generated , animated streaming video. TelVue yet again. What is their revenue from these or was it a one time hardware with a service contract?
This company you find should have 5000 TV stations across the nation they supply with hardware and software that is the best in the world. TelVue. What is the viewership of these stations, and what percentage of them are money losing PEG stations?
Make sure they have cloud services on which to store streaming video for on demand entertainment for many cable companies?? TelVue. How many other companies are head and shoulders above, with world wide customers? What is their
Has the company you found done a product roll out at Fenway Park between two baseball games of the world series ?? TelVue What was rolled out? How many attended the Mass Access event? Telvue was primary sponsor?
If the share structure is owned 93% by a billionaire philanthropist who is hell bent on giving away everything he owns well that can't hurt. TelVue. Are you sure, he's not doing any favors for the common shareholders of his other company, ETCC, and that after 44 years in business, how long will you wait??
The company you find should have zero debt and a tax write off carry forward of 39 million dollars. TelVue. So Mr Lenfest loan has been paid off? All interest paid??
Make sure the experts say this company is in an industry that will make billions in the near future. TelVue. Just because the industry makes money doesn't mean every company will do so.
Now if you could find a company with a very low shares available structure like 55,000 that may be a good thing. TelVue. What expert would say an illiquid stock is good, please find one,
Once you have all these ducks in a row make sure the stock is priced really low like 15 cents pre split share. TelVue again. Presplit price means nothing, each share is 20.00 period, presplit costs are meaningless.
So you can't afford 100 shares of TelVue. So order 10. For that matter order 5 and if you are lucky enough to get them. I'm sure the expert would say that, pay twice as much for an illiquid stock, for the commissions alone does not make it worth while, and I'm sure you could find an expert that you could convince realizes that these are all shorted shares thus you are only buying airshares, sure that's a good idea.