Replies to post #2397 on LD Holdings, Inc. (fka LDHL)

[DrHarleyboy]

Indeed, I will get in some dips. I doubt it falls to .045, but if does, I will buys in @ .05, just in case :)

GLTA

[~ TRT ~]

Patience is a small price to pay when the risk here is so low.

This is not a stock for the a day trader, thats for sure.

Most of the small 2 million share float is locked up in strong patient hands.

Positive CMF on this stock is a thing of beauty.
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui

No DILUTION, just need to wait for CEO execution.

http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/080108/0346026.html

The purchase price of all four acquisitions is anticipated to be $16.2M. The combined annual sales and EBITDA of the four acquisitions was $28M and $4.0M in 2007, respectively. Our current strategy for acquisition would bring $10.3M in debt with the remaining issued in equity. By rolling up the four target acquisitions under the Leisure Direct distribution plan, we will bring as much as a 25% price savings to consumers. The increase in savings is anticipated to attract more consumers which will increase the overall profit significantly. Currently the Company feels its share price does not reflect its current business development. With a market cap recently as low as $500K the Company trades well below the value of some dormant shell Companies.

The current issued and outstanding shares of the Corporation are 13.8M and the approximate public trading float is believed to be between 1.5M and 2M shares. The Company currently has $2.3M in liabilities of which over half are owed to John R. Ayling, Leisure Direct's Chairman and CEO. Mr. Ayling has contributed personal funds to maintain operations and limit dilution to shareholders. The Company does not have any bank debt.

Leisure Direct, Inc. will be making further announcements to the investment public in regards to its business plan and future operations as they develop. The Company is excited about its prospects moving into the New Year and looks forward to strong growth in 2008.