Why I think SIVC is going to so much higher than people realize.
Here's my belief, others may have different numbers than mine.
I think SIVC will give a one share dividend for every 10,000 shares owned in all their future reverse merger deals.
3-4 deals per year.
So for every million shares you own you get 100 share dividend. ENHD shares are $5 now.
So I'll use $5 per share as price of shares we get as dividends in the future companies/deals of SIVC's.
$500 per deal dividend three per year...$1500 per year dividend for every one million shares of SIVC owned. That's not for just one year that's every year. Seems like the biggest no brainer buy I've ever seen. Also, remember that any one of these great China deals SIVC is putting together could easily run to $20-$30 per share with a giant earnings report.
Using my one share dividend per 10,000 shares of SIVC owned formula would only use up less than 25% of the shares SIVC receives from each reverse merger. That would leave them tons of cash to do a huge share buyback as well as the divvies.
If they do it the way I just posted I could make a strong case for SIVC at .05-.10 or higher per share after they execute my plan.
So my personal plan with SIVC is this....Own 10 million shares of SIVC. Receive 1000 shares in divvies per closed RM that SIVC does. 3-4 deals per year....This could bring me $20,000 per year worth of dividends in amazing China deals.
ENHD... SIVC's last closed RM deal just reported earnings of 67 cents per share. ENHD could easily be a $20-$30 stock with those earnings. So 4 deals like ENHD per year could bring me closer to $80-100k per year in dividends. The cost for 10 million shares of SIVC right now under 40 grand. Also, remember I still own those 10 million shares of SIVC after I receive the dividends. Once the dividends start rolling out stock should trade closer to .05-.10 per share. Making my SIVC shares worth 500k to one million dollars on top of the steady flow of dividends. When I evaluate SIVC news, what I'm looking for is....not some bombshell piece of news. What I'm looking to see is whether SIVC remains on track to close 3-4 deals per year. From the news I've seen this exactly what SIVC is doing. On target and executing my plan to perfection.
Posted by: The Rainmaker In reply to: braden who wrote msg# 1135 Date:3/19/2008 8:12:56 PM Post #of 1180 http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=27785537 I might not have a chance to get all the way through posting why I like SIVC so much before tomorrow. So here's a short answer to hold you over.
Do you remember the story of Jack in the Beanstalk?
Specifically, the Goose that laid the Golden Eggs. Why did Jack steal the Goose itself from the giant instead of a few of the gold eggs?
Same reason why I like SIVC so much. Instead of buying shares in one shell that has a Chinese company merging in to it...usually they do a reverse split of shares before most Chinese reverse mergers. I would rather buy shares of SIVC get three or four dividends of shares in SIVC's Chinese reverse mergers every year. Those SIVC dividend shares are post reverse split shares. To me that is owning the Golden Goose instead of just one Golden Egg.
S3 previously announced that the company's Board of Directors had met and began formulating a plan to dividend shares of the stock of Redwood Capital's reverse merger clients to S3 shareholders of record at a future date.
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