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Posted On: 11/14/2018 4:33:03 PM
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Re: Dragonxbreath #4940
The price of the stock is irrelevant. The buyers are lined up and they're buying into a company with a great future. They don't care about the past struggles that past investors have endured. They're buying into what MYFLIX will be and what those four major movies will bring in. $100Million and $100Million, respectively, and even more, going forward. With $200M in revs and incredible PEG/growth, a price of 25 cents, 50 cents and even a dollar can be justified. This is only speculation right now because the wheels are turning and are in the process of getting to their destination. The vehicle is motion, on the right track, but it's not "there" until it's "there". In the meantime, volume, no volume, subpenny or above a penny, current price "until we get there" means absolutely nothing for those who are not selling. Btw, who really places a 2.5M block on the ask and expects to get the best possible price for it? It sure sounds like they want to create a lower price, spook some people and generate some selling, doesn't it???
4). S-1 REGISTRATION - HHSE has been in discussions with three significant parties that have expressed support of buying HHSE shares under a S-1 Shelf Registration (simultaneous with the Form 10, or almost immediately thereafter). As presently envisioned, the S-1 would be launched in January with a total potential sale of up to 90-mm HHSE shares made available, with a base price anticipated in the $.045 range, and going all the way up to $.10 for the final traunch of shares. HHSE anticipates raising about $4.5-mm in direct operating capital - while only diluting the total A/S by 10% or less. These direct funds will provide marketing support for MyFlix - as well as cash-flow flexibility for assisting with the development of the tent-pole Major Films and other ongoing operations. The anticipated buyers of the S-1 offering are long-term, strategic partners, and are not expected to sell any of their shares in the first year or two. The structure of the S-1 incentivizes earlier subscribers, as the price per share increases as the inventory of S-1 shares is diminished. The base price of the first traunch of S-1 shares is being established to be at a level estimated to start at 150% of the VWAP of the HHSE shares - which means that these new shareholders are buying equity at a significant premium "above" market. The S-1 Registration will be filed shortly after the Form 10, as the company will await any initial feedback and comments to the registration statement.
4). S-1 REGISTRATION - HHSE has been in discussions with three significant parties that have expressed support of buying HHSE shares under a S-1 Shelf Registration (simultaneous with the Form 10, or almost immediately thereafter). As presently envisioned, the S-1 would be launched in January with a total potential sale of up to 90-mm HHSE shares made available, with a base price anticipated in the $.045 range, and going all the way up to $.10 for the final traunch of shares. HHSE anticipates raising about $4.5-mm in direct operating capital - while only diluting the total A/S by 10% or less. These direct funds will provide marketing support for MyFlix - as well as cash-flow flexibility for assisting with the development of the tent-pole Major Films and other ongoing operations. The anticipated buyers of the S-1 offering are long-term, strategic partners, and are not expected to sell any of their shares in the first year or two. The structure of the S-1 incentivizes earlier subscribers, as the price per share increases as the inventory of S-1 shares is diminished. The base price of the first traunch of S-1 shares is being established to be at a level estimated to start at 150% of the VWAP of the HHSE shares - which means that these new shareholders are buying equity at a significant premium "above" market. The S-1 Registration will be filed shortly after the Form 10, as the company will await any initial feedback and comments to the registration statement.
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