posted December 22, 2003 10:48            

Because there are so many outstanding shares (about 320 mil compared to 25 mil for NFLX according to yahoo), I do not think that this stock can get too much higher than .75 to $1.00 without some type of reverse split.

I think that we could easily see a run up over the next few months to .25-.50, all the while seeing PGHI using the increase in stock price to get private placement investment and raise significant capital. At that point, if all things are going well, I would love to see a 1 for 5 or 1 for 10 reverse split, which would place PGHI on the map for listing on the NASDAQ and increase the exposure to the "big" players and other investors (who of course will look at the stock price only dreaming that they got in back when the stock was at these levels)...

Of course, this is only my educated guess (based upon lots of DD and of course, this board) as to the possibility of this company. What I outlined above is exactly what happened in UDW (U.S. Dataworks), another company that I was investinh in. It was trading around .20 back in May. I got in big back then, and it went to the .60-.70 range, and in September the company announced a 1 for 5 reverse split. It is now trading in the mid $3 range.

Whether the same thing will occur here, time will only tell. But I am very bullish about this company and think it has huge upside potential for minimal downside risk.

This is just my opinion. Curious to here what others think...

JB

posted December 22, 2003 10:52            

PSU

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Originally posted by machtabow2:
Case in Point:

Please remember this in the future. Do you now how hard it was for the MM to move this down .001 just a few days ago... Very difficult... Now look at how Bullish the stock is on the upside. This is very Bullish... and will happen often for a very long time to come. mach

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posted December 22, 2003 10:53            

Looks like it peaked for the day, thank god, didnt want it going out of control.

THAT RUN WAS ON 1.9 mil volume, IMAGINE A 20-40 MIL volume day!!!

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Originally posted by machtabow2:
Case in Point:

Please remember this in the future. Do you now how hard it was for the MM to move this down .001 just a few days ago... Very difficult... Now look at how Bullish the stock is on the upside. This is very Bullish... and will happen often for a very long time to come. mach

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posted December 22, 2003 10:57            

And congrats to people who took action and advantage of the situation and bought @ around .027 instead of whining that the price was going down..

R we having fun yet????

posted December 22, 2003 10:58            

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Originally posted by cabbage22:
Very true Mach, beaten down for a week, all loss recovered in two hours. There is very little resistance overhead, especially up around .05

Looks like it peaked for the day, thank god, didnt want it going out of control.

THAT RUN WAS ON 1.9 mil volume, IMAGINE A 20-40 MIL volume day!!!

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posted December 22, 2003 11:02            

MAV where are you today?

posted December 22, 2003 11:05            

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Originally posted by chrissy_a:
Hey guys, do you own this stock for the mid/long term or do mosty people here day trade,espically when seeing the trend on this stock. Chrissy

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posted December 22, 2003 11:05            

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Originally posted by chrissy_a:
Hey guys, do you own this stock for the mid/long term or do mosty people here day trade,espically when seeing the trend on this stock. Chrissy

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posted December 22, 2003 11:06            

My shares of PGHI, 65% Long 35% Short .

posted December 22, 2003 11:07            

*** Future's so Bright ***

mach

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Originally posted by Degs:
psst...this is Degs wife. You guys are awesome.I wanted to do this earlier, like a month ago and he wouldn't let me do, but he is gone for a few hours. I watched him put his name and password in on Friday..hehe!! I don't get to read anything posted here until late at night. Just wanted to let you all know, Mach, Cabbage, and especially Uncle Milty (you have my heart)...I love you guys!!
Degs wife, Robin

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posted December 22, 2003 11:12            

GL

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Originally posted by chrissy_a:
Hey guys, do you own this stock for the mid/long term or do mosty people here day trade,espically when seeing the trend on this stock. Chrissy

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posted December 22, 2003 11:13            

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Originally posted by machtabow2:
Hey... keep in mind the Bullish MACD crossover is still a few trading days away.... Much... much more upside forthcoming here! Incredible! Yes... as we've always stated... those strong investors here that realized the drop below .03 was a great buy opportunity will be greatly rewarded!

MAV where are you today?

mach

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posted December 22, 2003 11:15            

Thanks for the Info Orange, I'll have to check it out, and for everyone else, good luck and just...WOW...haha

Mach, Mav, Milty, Cabbage, those that I missed...you RULE!

posted December 22, 2003 11:17            

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Originally posted by Mav:
Mach, I am back on line, lost internet signal today, i am on a public computer, can you belive this ?!!!. BUT I AM HERE ALREADY, THIS IS HOT I TOLD YOU, THIS IS GOING TO GO STRONG FROM NOW ON, AND ALL THE GOOD THIS THAT WILL COME, THIS INDUSTRY IS HOT.!!!

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posted December 22, 2003 11:18            

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Originally posted by Mav:
Mach, I am back on line, lost internet signal today, i am on a public computer, can you belive this ?!!!. BUT I AM HERE ALREADY, THIS IS HOT I TOLD YOU, THIS IS GOING TO GO STRONG FROM NOW ON, AND ALL THE GOOD THIS THAT WILL COME, THIS INDUSTRY IS HOT.!!!

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posted December 22, 2003 11:21            

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Originally posted by JEB7006:
Looks like .036 is the new base for today...I agree Mach -- slow walk up is better.

JB

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posted December 22, 2003 11:26            

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Originally posted by Marcidius:
Wow! Walk away from my desk for 20 minutes, come back and it's up 25% hahaha man I am loving this...

Thanks for the Info Orange, I'll have to check it out, and for everyone else, good luck and just...WOW...haha

Mach, Mav, Milty, Cabbage, those that I missed...you RULE!

~Marc

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posted December 22, 2003 11:28            

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Originally posted by machtabow2:
MAV... WAS WONDERING WHERE YOU WERE FOR THE PAST FEW HOURS... YES THIS IS HOT! WE HAVE YET TO SEE THE MACD BULLISH CROSSOVER OCCUR ON THE ONE MONTH CHART. IM GUESSING THIS WILL HAPPEN ON DECEMBER 24TH... AND THEN WE WILL LIKELY SEE THE NEW WEB SITE UP TO SUPPORT A MUCH BIGGER MOVE. WE ARE ENTERING EXCITING TIMES HERE! MACH

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posted December 22, 2003 11:39            

Playing Mogul
By JONATHAN DEE

Published: December 21, 2003

posted December 22, 2003 11:39            

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Originally posted by Mav:
Mach, remember, this is big, the BIG of the BIG, a mean the BIGGEST!!!, i forgot how to write BIG!!, i mean this is BIG AND HOT.

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posted December 22, 2003 11:43            

*** Future's so Bright ***
mach

According to Fortune magazine, Americans will spend more time playing video games this year -- about 75 hours on average -- than watching rented videos and DVD's.

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Originally posted by Mav:
Remember, this industry is way to hot, i am going to repost this from last night...

Playing Mogul
By JONATHAN DEE

Published: December 21, 2003

Globally, the industry earned $28 billion in 2002, and in the United States, it's growing at around 20 percent a year. According to Fortune magazine, Americans will spend more time playing video games this year -- about 75 hours on average -- than watching rented videos and DVD's. A nationwide survey found that the percentage of last year's college students who had ever played video games was 100. Two games from the industry leader Electronic Arts, Madden NFL Football and FIFA Soccer, have each earned in excess of a billion dollars. (This year's Madden edition made more than $200 million alone.) For new and established musicians alike, games are the new radio; landing a spot on a video-game soundtrack is arguably more prestigious than landing a similar spot in a movie, a function not just of sales figures but also of the fact that the average Madden NFL 2004 buyer, for instance, will spend 100 hours in front of the game. Each statistic is more mind-boggling than the last, and together they certainly pose a challenge to conventional wisdom about which of these media is the tail and which is the dog.

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posted December 22, 2003 11:44            

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Originally posted by machtabow2:
Mav... a little excited today... A little caffine overdose... I agree with you... and yes... there is considerable buying today.. and yes it will likely be Bullish for some time to come... but personally... would rather see a nice slow walk to the .04's where we build that base for the "Big Breakout". mach

[This message has been edited by machtabow2 (edited December 22, 2003).]

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posted December 22, 2003 11:46            

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Originally posted by Mav:
Mach, remember, this is big, the BIG of the BIG, a mean the BIGGEST!!!, i forgot how to write BIG!!, i mean this is BIG AND HOT.

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posted December 22, 2003 11:47            

So much DD going on, so many good points, there is a lot going for us.

I am VERY HAPPY I'm in...haha

posted December 22, 2003 11:49            

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Originally posted by machtabow2:
Yes... this is the article I've been looking for... It is important to not that people will play video games much more than watching DVD's. We certainly have the perfect Service... don't we.

*** Future's so Bright ***
mach

According to Fortune magazine, Americans will spend more time playing video games this year -- about 75 hours on average -- than watching rented videos and DVD's.

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posted December 22, 2003 11:52            

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LOL Mav! Glad you found a computer today!

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posted December 22, 2003 12:04            

10/30/2003 12:22:22 PM | Industry |
Computer and Video Game Industry Raises more than $850,000 for America's Kids

The U.S. computer and video game industry raised more than $850,000 to benefit America's children last week at the ESA Foundation's annual "Nite to Unite - For Kids" benefit dinner held in San Francisco and through an online public auction held in conjunction with eBay.
"This is an event we look forward to each year as our industry comes together to support America’s children," said Douglas Lowenstein, president of the Entertainment Software Association (ESA), the trade group representing U.S. computer and video game publishers. "While people of all ages now play games, our industry owes its initial success to kids and “Nite to Unite” gives us an opportunity to support the charities and programs that will secure and improve their futures."

Attendees of last night's dinner bid on a variety of items that ranged from autographed memorabilia, wine and trips to France. This year, the funds raised by the ESA Foundation will benefit the Starbright Foundation, WAVE, the Starlight Children’s Foundation and Web Wise Kids.

Jeff Griffiths, President and CEO of Electronic Boutiques Holding Corp., was honored with the ESA's Champion Award, given annually to a member of the interactive entertainment industry in recognition of outstanding service and contributions to the industry. Griffiths’ vision and commitment have helped build Electronics Boutique into one of the most successful global specialty retail chains in the business. In turn, Electronics Boutique’s innovations have helped foster electronic gaming as a way of life for millions of consumers, paving the way for the growth of the entire interactive entertainment industry.

This year's "Nite to Unite" dinner was co-chaired by: Laurent Detoc, President, Ubi Soft Entertainment Inc.; Rob Dyer, President, Eidos Interactive; and Jacqualee Story, Executive Vice President, Business Affairs, Nintendo of America, Inc.

Following is brief background on the dinner beneficiaries.

Web Wise Kids - WWK uses a computer game to teach children about Internet safety and luring. This will be the third year the ESA Foundation has supported Web Wise Kids. For more information see http://www.webwisekids.org.
WAVE -WAVE programs help children who have or are thinking of dropping out of school. The programs seek to train dropouts for the work force and provide GED tutoring and an alternative school classroom atmosphere and support services to discourage potential drop outs. Additional information can be found at http://www.waveinc.org.
The STARBRIGHT Foundation - Starbright is dedicated to the development of projects that empower seriously ill children to combat the medical and emotional challenges they face on a daily basis. ESA Foundation funds will support the Webisodes project which assists youths (aged 12-17) in coping with cancer and chemotherapy. Additional information can be found at http://www.starbright.org.
The Starlight Children’s Foundation – The Starlight Children’s Foundation is an international non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for seriously ill children and their families. ESA Foundation funds will be supporting the Starlight Teen program which seeks to provide seriously ill teenagers, who are unable to participate in typical teen activities due to their illness, opportunities to interact with peers through social activities. Additional information can be found at: http://www.starlight.org.
The ESA Foundation was created by the American interactive entertainment software industry to support and provide opportunities that can make a difference in the lives of America’s youth. The Foundation is fully supported by proceeds from “A Nite to Unite—for Kids,” its annual fund-raiser that has raised more than more than $6.4 million in the last five years. The Foundation has provided grants to support: Web Wise Kids; Boys and Girls Clubs of America; Delinquency Prevention Initiative - Year three; Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation; Just Think Foundation; YouthVision Challenge; Mothers Against Violence in America's Students Against Violence Everywhere (SAVE) project; and the expansion of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Oakland Computer Learning Center. The event also has become one of the most anticipated events in the industry. The Entertainment Software Association is the U.S. association dedicated to serving the business and public affairs needs of companies publishing interactive games for video game consoles, handheld devices, personal computers, and the Internet.

posted December 22, 2003 12:14            

How To Break Into Video Game Industry - Austin Conference
Posted on Friday, December 12 2003 @ 13:05:45 EST by christina

The Game Initiative today announced a new conference designed for students and professionals eager to get a job in the computer and video game industry. "How To Break Into Video Game Industry: Mini-Conference, Resume Workshop and Job Fair" will take place January 31, 2004 in San Francisco. The event is designed for artists, programmers and designers looking to get into the business. Attendees will have the opportunity to speak with industry insiders, including top recruiter Mary-Margaret.com, hiring managers from local game companies as well as network and meet with industry veterans. Alias, the world's leading innovator of 3D graphics technology, is lead sponsor of the event.

"The comprehensive program will provide an overview of the industry, identify technology trends and requirements as well as the qualifications and skill-sets that are in demand," said Christopher Sherman, Game Initiative Executive Director. "The casual nature of this event allows attendees an unprecedented opportunity to interact with industry veterans, ask questions, gain valuable contacts and understand the business." . .

Students will learn how to build an early professional road map to a career in the game industry. Professionals looking to move into the business from other industries will learn how their experience and transferable skills can gain rapid entry into this industry. The event will also provide a great opportunity for local companies to meet potential new talent.

How To Break Into Video Game Industry - Agenda

8:30am - 9:00am Registration and Networking
9:00am - 9:45am Industry Overview
10:00am - 10:45am Getting in at the Ground Floor
11:00am - 12:00pm Applying Transferable Skill Sets
12:00pm - 1:30pm Networking
1:30pm - 3:00pm Resume Workshop

The cost is $35 in advance or $45 at the door. The event takes place at the 600 Townsend Building located in the South of Market Area at the corner of 7th and Townsend Streets in San Francisco. Registration is available online at http://www.TheGameInitiative.com

How To Break Into Video Game Industry attendees will:

Find out what employers are looking for now and in the future
Learn how the game development pipeline works
Receive an overview of the industry and where it's headed
Understand the core competencies required in art, programming and design
Meet and network with professionals in the industry
Participate in a resume workshop designed to gain them critical interviews with hiring managers.
"How To Break Into Video Game Industry" is managed by the staff that produced widely acclaimed Austin Game Conference in September and the Austin Game Breakin in November. The Game Initiative – http://www.TheGameInitiative.com - was spun out of the Austin Game Initiative (AGI) to focus on producing leading game industry events worldwide.

About The Game Initiative
The Game Initiative is chartered with the growth of the computer and video game industry by serving the needs of companies involved in producing interactive entertainment software and hardware for video game consoles, handheld devices, personal computers and the Internet. The Game Initiative was spun out of the Austin Game Initiative (AGI), an organization focused on supporting the game development industry in Austin, Texas. Austin is the # 3 location in the U.S. for game development with more than 50 companies making major contributions to the game industry, including game development, publishing, tools and middleware and chips and hardware. The AGI produces The Austin Game Conference which will take place September 9-10, 2004. More information about the Game Initiative can be found at http://www.TheGameInitiative.com.

posted December 22, 2003 12:43            

i started this post an hour ago and have had non stop interuptions since to give you an idea of what is going on for me. i'm glad to see pghi doing it's thing and calming some of the doubt. i hope many of you took advantage of the 20's and loaded up. i sure did.

robin, hi and thanks. thanks to all for the positive feedback. robin, ms mullet takes one look at the multiple number laden windows and tells me she is glad i see something in them as they are greek to her.

is there a post office near the ky location? with today's internet based business it is a whole new frontier and traditional "location location location" business models are being reinvented as we discuss this and other stocks. we all probably know people who run successful small internet businesses from their homes. the whole e bay concept has spawned countless businesses. a good website, the promt physical filling of orders and the shipping is the key. the rest is done with computers. since we are talking about cds here and not televisions and microwave ovens, allot can be done in a small humble building. the netflix location in tacoma is a good example. i like the idea that pghi is keeping the costs down to start.

wow, three more interuptions!!! better post this while i have a chance.

posted December 22, 2003 12:44            

ALSO
I am so dang tired from not being able to sleep I have to go back to bed, however I have contacted the Zoning office for Franklin KY. They are checking on the address to see if its comercial or residential. I don't know if it matters either way, but I would still like to know. I have to call her back 11:00am Pacific time, 1:00pm central, or 2:00pm Eastern.....but I will be sleeping...I have to go to work tonight....anyone want to call and get the info...alls you have to do is give her the address again and say someone called previous.....The town has a population of 7,000....so I don't think you will have a problem with her not remembering.....the number is 270-586-3356

Just tell her your following up a call about the zoning for the cornor of Blackjack road and Ditmore Rd

posted December 22, 2003 12:49            

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Originally posted by EDDIE138301:
Hey guys,
what is the symbol being traded here. just woke up and seeing activity here. Thanks.

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posted December 22, 2003 12:49            

Is there any way to "edit" the title of this thread to include the ticker name (PGHI)? It's just a thought..

posted December 22, 2003 12:52            

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Originally posted by FlyWolf:
Mach,

Is there any way to "edit" the title of this thread to include the ticker name (PGHI)? It's just a thought..

FlyWolf

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posted December 22, 2003 12:54            

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Originally posted by BetNitAll:
You wouldn't think it would be so hard to contact someone about the private placement. I have left two messages and 2 e-mails and have yet to get any info. They say they are going to call me back in less then 10 mins....lets see.

ALSO
I am so dang tired from not being able to sleep I have to go back to bed, however I have contacted the Zoning office for Franklin KY. They are checking on the address to see if its comercial or residential. I don't know if it matters either way, but I would still like to know. I have to call her back 11:00am Pacific time, 1:00pm central, or 2:00pm Eastern.....but I will be sleeping...I have to go to work tonight....anyone want to call and get the info...alls you have to do is give her the address again and say someone called previous.....The town has a population of 7,000....so I don't think you will have a problem with her not remembering.....the number is 270-586-3356

Just tell her your following up a call about the zoning for the cornor of Blackjack road and Ditmore Rd

Any takers

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