Replies to post #17041 on Telvue Corp. (fka TEVE)

[Jackroch]

It is clear that Mr. Lenfest has a continued interest in TEVE and its success, based on his large holding and his continued position as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Telvue (TEVE).

I might also comment that while some here try to soil the name of this company (TEVE) by comparing it to others on the OTC, they cannot refute that TEVE has actual patents, actual products, actual customers, actual wealthy investors, actual services.

The introduction section of this board has just about all the due diligence one would need on TEVE. Still, for those of us that attended the conference, there is no doubt the company is in good hands and has a definite direction it is moving in, that will benefit investors.

Go TEVE.

[xxxxcslewis]

If you don't believe the stock is manipulated or naked shorting does not exist you may want to ignore this post...or maybe not.

There are only around 38,000 shares of stock not owned by Gerry Lenfest, management or insiders. At $35/per share the market value of that stock is $1.3 million. (I think it likely more than half of the 38,000 shares are owned by retail investors like me that will not be selling)

Often companies announce open market buyback programs for their stock. The stock may or may not actually be purchased depending on the "market" price of the stock.

Telvue is cash flow positive and could announce such a buyback program using cash on hand, or perhaps Mr. Lenfest could provide financing on an as needed basis of up to say, $3 million.

Given the lack of liquidity and, in my mind the fact of naked shorting, it would take very little money or time to see the price of the stock zoom dramatically higher.

Just the announcement of a buyback program could cause a lot of consternation for some people. It may require no investment at all from Mr. Lenfest.

Just my thought for the day.