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04/22/16 1:13 PM

#22475 RE: ed2000 #22473

So...are you really saying that you believe CEO Strong and the Adsupply people when they claim that the combined company will be profitable?

these are the same Adsupply people that falsely claimed in a formal legal document that their revenues were $45 million and now it appears that they are at the $18.5 million level and UNAUDITED.

and its the same Strong that "expected" $1.5 million revenues for the 2015 3rd quarter in a big pump press release issued during the same quarter, but turned out to be only $0.7 million.

the same Strong that is CEO of a company, ADTM, that has booked fake revenues as witnessed by the write-off of a whopping $1.4 million in Accounts Receivable when the revenues are barely at the $4.7 million per year level.



At least he is honest about the dilution, so bizarre.

What CEO admits to shareholders, ahead of time, we are going to dilute you?

The valuation is interesting, you have a $2 million dollar company buying a company with $18 Million in revenue. Eventually you would think the market cap would figure it's multiple for a profitable company, and it won't be $2 million


newelong

04/22/16 5:01 PM

#22477 RE: ed2000 #22473

ed2000 ... Without dilution ...

the merger couldn't go through. We can't lose sight of the synergistic advantages that will be afforded ADTM shareholders:

Adaptive can make more money with AdSupply than it ever could without them ... the merger will be accretive (will add to earning per share) for ADTM shareholders ... Adaptive wouldn't have the chance to earn nearly as much by itself.

The merger with AdSupply will create immediate earnings and bolster the Company's equity position, both requirements for a fast track to NASDAQ.

All is good for ADTM shareholders ... the current share price doesn't reflect the future, and the future is fast approaching !!

By the way, I bought my last shares at $.2088 and I'm perfectly happy with them, although I am a bit jealous of those buying at the current prices. :-(