Joan . . . hope you are right (usually insider buying means positives for that company). However; there is also the notions that he just started establishing a very useful 'perk' for insiders to use in off-stetting other personal income tax positions (whilst gaining potential to play MCZ stock either way---up or down). I like that you are positive (so am I . . . yet I do present the other side to ponder, in the stock trading coin flip).
One thing I have started to realize is that MCZ, has (apparently) begin to
split itself along the lines of two distinct budgeting and sales effortszzz: casual gamers needs (+ mobile) AND passionate gamers.
Not a bad idea, but how to advertise for both with a limited PR budget?
I had speculated (in a previous post) that the Asian company producing MOJOs may have been sold on taking a bet on getting into the gaming business by taking up the tab for R&D and manufacturing a small quantity of MOJOs with its own funds (not MCZ). My thought therein was that MCZ could now take its limited funds and use them for promotion of MCZ products. If I am right on my thoughts of in-house absorbing of the MOJO costs by the Asian manufacturer, it could laso have a deal with MCZ to either buy-out MOJO or take a significant share of sales royalities revenue. the reason I present the above, is I cannot foresee how MCZ can handle both budgeting sector needs, just within itself.
What I am implying, is that MCZ is getting to big for its pants pockets, so to speak. Mr. D. has bet MCZ on getting good holiday season sales of pheris., while holding forth the Game Smart system as the future of MCZ.
Without new financing (of whatever sort, including in-house), we got a big prob-bean-o coming due in first six months of 2014.
Another aspect of new insider buying is, could this mean MCZ is soon to announce new partner or sell-out?
My ramblings above, just go to make the whole MCZ thing all the more mysterious to bet on.
PS: do not forget MCZ (with Game Smart System stuff), is attractive to big player like EA, IGT, Casinos, and even MSFT searching for ready-made cheap way into a growth sector. MSFT, in particular, has fell down the stairs with Win 8 and 8.1 failure on desktop and laptop replacement software . . . no one wants oily fingerprints continuously on their viewing screens. Nor, retraining for business software use and novel new operating system errors. Goggle has won the race with its big bucks and huge takeovers of new tech companies and patent wars emphasis.
Mr. D. says MCZ has the funds to make it through 2014 year . . . does he?
Our fate as retail investors ride on that statement of sufficient funding.
AI
