Replies to post #109283 on Hannover House Inc (HHSE)

[Nikodemos]

200k @ $0.017

$0.016====> $0.032 = 100% RETURN Yes, LMFAO on positive returns!

Too funny,...pffft!

That means an investor bought the stock in 2009 & held through
multiple highs of $0.06 & all time high of $0.066 (200k @ $0.066 =
$13,200 minus "presumed cost" (200k @ $0.008 = $1,600) = $11,600
profit

Investor held for ~2.5years & lost ~$11,600.00 profit to sell near
DOUBLE BOTTOM!! Loss of $8,200.00 on $1,600 investment.

Sorry, not buying the claim. An, even if true, represents HUGE
PROFIT LOSS!!!

[Nikodemos]

I like how Warren Buffet puts "timing" in the stock market especially as it
relates to HHSE price/value:

"If you are right about the 'what' [business], then you don't have
to worry about the 'when'. Timing has always been & will continue to be
the tricky part of the endeavor: But I focus on owning a wonderful
business"

Warren uses Coca Cola as an example. Shares became available for $40/share
in 1919. A year or so later they were down over 50% to $19/share
& now if someone held that one share, & reinvested the dividends of
that one share it would be worth $5,000,000.00

HHSE is about the BUSINESS (price is NOT indicative of potential
in the company or it's real value). Anyway, here is a WB Clip that
reminds me of HHSE/TDGI: (~ :20 - 2:30)

HHSE is UNDERVALUED:

c). Valuation of Hannover House Acquisition
Hannover House is one of only twelve “full-service” entertainment distributors in the
USA market, and controls direct and valuable access to key retailers for placement of books and
video products. Target feels that the true value of the Hannover acquisition will be realized with
the release of the Company’s upcoming theatrical titles and the significant revenue streams likely
to be generated. Notwithstanding the goodwill value of the Company’s distribution pipeline and
favorable revenue forecasts, Hannover House owns or controls significant assets, including a
large film library, DVD and book product inventories and motion picture production equipment
and facilities. As of September 30, 2009, the unaudited and unreviewed balance sheet for
Hannover listed total assets of $21,112,938, including a library valuation of $16,015,670 (the
value of the Hannover library does not include recently acquired titles and other libraries added
since Dec. 1, 2009). Target believes that the acquisition and stock-swap agreement with
Hannover which calls for the issuance of 159,336.082 restricted shares of Target delivers a
substantial value to other Target shareholders. Excluding the value of the ongoing operations of
Hannover, the direct and immediate balance sheet benefit of the Hannover House assets and
library relative to the total number of Target shares exchanged to acquire Hannover represents a
valuation of approximately $.13 per share.

http://www.otcmarkets.com/financialReportViewer?symbol=TDGI&id=27997



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