Replies to post #113781 on NeoMedia Technologies, Inc (NEOM)

[Saint Andrew]

Sure management made some near fatal mistakes.. No one can deny.

But by that logic every PWC player is also in the 'something for nothing business'...

[Cabernet]

And what's your claim to fame on this board paradigm? To give your continuous, negative opinion which no one asked for and no one cares about?

These articles tell us the direction of the industry which I think is important.

I don't, however, think you are important. If you're so disgusted why don't you become a parasite on some other board. I'm sure they will greet you with disdain just like every other place you frequent.

[success622]

As posted to you previously, this board has ALWAYS been about DD on the industry, or do you suggest having blinders on about the potential of the space the company we've invested in occupies?

You've never answered, what other monikers have you used here?

Edited to add: please don't spam the board, you made this same comment recently and already received a reply about the above:

http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=17354839
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=17354900


As a matter of fact, all of your posts are like spam as they say the same thing over and over.

Since you seemingly don't like the stock, nor the NEOM iHub board, may I suggest you move on elsewhere, perhaps RB? You would enjoy it. Perhaps you already reside there also.

[cjzak]

It's all about how NEOM will fit into the big picture of mobile marketing. Most of us are looking for that information and understand that. Get it now? Cj

[Drmyke3]

paradigm67, you might be right, but you may be wrong. Wi-Lan fell from $90 to 60 cents last spring and it looked like this patent holder was going nowhere. Then in November it was $1.85 and Nokia licenced for $50 million ( as the CEO said, just one tree in a forrest of 140). Now Wi-Lan is around $6.50 after raising funds in a PP at $7. They too, like NEOM, are involved in a law suit.
I agree that NEOM is moving so slowly in announcing new qode users but we now have a few uses in China plus we have Times of London and One Water and the Mexican sports connection with a large AMEX mobile company. qode works great on my phone and the number of uses are endless.
Paradigm, you may be correct; however, THE END OF THE STORY HASN'T BEEN WRITTEN.

Dr. Mike

[hightechjunkie]

Gee Paradigm,

Here is my business credo. Know your competition like you know your own business. Without that knowledge, you don't know which way the wind will point your sails. General Mobile Marketing is the key to Neomedia's success. Without a broad concept of the market, how would they know who would they market to? The were statements posted here yesterday about vertical (niche) markets. Those markets are high in profit and low in competition. Once saturated they become commodotized. The trouble is, though, unless you know the market in general, you do not know where those niches exist. It seems that you are bitter because of the current stock price, as it has become your repetitive mantra. The price is not something anyone on this board has any control over. The information, marketing strategies, decimation of PR's, on the other hand, have been spread near and far by posters on this board. If you were an optimist, and I fear you are not, you would applaud these efforts no matter how futile they seem instead of grumbling about the price of the stock. Unlike any other stock I have ever followed, if the price does go up (and I think it will), it will be in part because of the effort of some of the more positive minded people on this board despite the constant beleaguering of some and that, in my mind, is an incredible thing to observe. By reading this board, one might come to the conclusion that some of the people here were running this company. Well, that may not be the case but If I was management, I would have one ear firmly attached to this board because valuable infomation (broad or not) is posted here every day. IMO


J

[beam11]

There is that word "most", again, judging other NEOM investors, maybe by one's on personal decisions, failures, etc. IMO.

IMO, there are those here, who are "early to market", with NEOM. IMO, NEOM's, remaining investment in the subs, will be a valuable asset 1 to 2 years from now.