Audits. Huge. Can't get institutional investors wi
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Posted On: 02/16/2015 3:38:00 PM
Audits. Huge. Can't get institutional investors without them. Can't get out the stinky pinks. Can't get away from the negative stigmas attached.
Also explains why they bought the shell and moved Gaming Labs over. Allows for swift uplifting on audit release. Won't be surprised if more divisions are broken off in this manner. As long as they are offering a percentage of one for the same percentage of the other, it does not hurt us as investors.
Rest assured, there were some folks (market makers, etc) who lost HUGE sums of money on the move up to .17 and lots of what has continued to occur since has been about catching up for them (and, I believe, more than a little retribution from some in the company). We venture our money here in a world we can't see (L3 for instance) and some of these companies that lost a ton are making it back.
Now that this is a viable business (I'm quite sure some thought it would never produce jack shit) the worm has turned. It sucks for some (I'm included) who bought up or near the top but I'm more positive than ever (and, I've always been a positive type) that we will see that and more in the coming calendar year.
Prime example as to why:
Anybody see the stuff posted about working on the live streaming component this weekend? That's going to be the biggest of all 4k developments. It literally blows the doors off the 4k market and will assure that most every household will be able to justify a 4k television.
Mark my words, it's all coming sooner than most think possible!
Also explains why they bought the shell and moved Gaming Labs over. Allows for swift uplifting on audit release. Won't be surprised if more divisions are broken off in this manner. As long as they are offering a percentage of one for the same percentage of the other, it does not hurt us as investors.
Rest assured, there were some folks (market makers, etc) who lost HUGE sums of money on the move up to .17 and lots of what has continued to occur since has been about catching up for them (and, I believe, more than a little retribution from some in the company). We venture our money here in a world we can't see (L3 for instance) and some of these companies that lost a ton are making it back.
Now that this is a viable business (I'm quite sure some thought it would never produce jack shit) the worm has turned. It sucks for some (I'm included) who bought up or near the top but I'm more positive than ever (and, I've always been a positive type) that we will see that and more in the coming calendar year.
Prime example as to why:
Anybody see the stuff posted about working on the live streaming component this weekend? That's going to be the biggest of all 4k developments. It literally blows the doors off the 4k market and will assure that most every household will be able to justify a 4k television.
Mark my words, it's all coming sooner than most think possible!
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