quote:Originally posted by keithsan: i'm not building a portfolio, i'm buying low and selling higher.
I dont care what this company does next month.
Exactly....buy low, sell high, and move on. Glad to see LEBED profiled this stock actually. His recent picks have moved well overall for a 2-3 day play. AND....they're often followed by good news, so could have sustained momentum. Will be fun to watch. I'm in VMHVF with a .06 avg.
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There is one other public company besides NFLX and VMHVF in the online DVD rental business.
The symbol is GZFX but I suggest you stay far away from it. While GZFX may be only 1 penny, they have been selling toxic convertible debentures and there are now approximately 3.2 billion shares outstanding. That means GZFX is trading with a $32 million market cap.
If VMHVF was trading with a $32 million market cap the stock would be $0.64. That is almost ten times higher than what it is currently trading at.
I believe VMHVF is a much better company than GZFX.
GZFX reported only $635,000 in revenues during the most recent twelve months and had a net loss of $6.66 million.
VMHVF on the other hand reported $3.6 million in revenues during the most recent twelve months and only had a small net loss $250,000. Two quarters ago, VMHVF actually had an operating profit.
With high gas prices, online shopping will be huge this Christmas season. More importantly, high gas prices will fuel the growth of the online DVD rental market. Nobody is going to waste gas driving to a Blockbuster store to rent a DVD. Everybody is going to join services like NFLX and VMHVF.
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My new big pick to become the next NFLX type of play is VMHVF.
The retail DVD business is dying. Blockbuster (BBI) is down to a new all-time low.
The online DVD business is booming. Netflix (NFLX) just reached a new 52-week high and is trading with a $1.6 billion market cap.
VMHVF is a great opportunity for those who missed out on NFLX.
VMHVF closed Friday at $0.065 and there are 50 million shares outstanding. That is a market cap of only $3.25 million. VMHVF grew revenues last year by 153% to $3.6 million.
VMHVF just entered the online DVD rental market like NFLX. I believe the rental business will add significantly to 2006 revenues.
VMHVF is also expanding into the India marketplace similar to REDF which has been another one of the hottest stocks during the past couple of years. Already VMHVF signed a distribution agreement with Columbia Films to market that company's line of Tamil Indian Films worldwide.
VMHVF is also about to launch their own third-party sales platform where other businesses will be able to sell VMHVF's products on their web sites and earn commissions.
VMHVF will also be growing through acquisitions and recently announced that they will be acquiring www.dvdmarketplace.com
VMHVF is well positioned to become one of the hottest plays in the entire small-cap market during the upcoming weeks. I am extremely confident about it.
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My firm Lebed Biz, LLC, has been compensated by a third-party (Brian Holden) 355,000 free-trading shares of VMHVF for a one-month VMHVF investor relations contract. Never invest into a stock we discuss unless you can afford to lose your entire investment. For our full disclaimer goto: http://www.lebed.biz/disclaimer.htm
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