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Marty, you are right on target. The website IS the business. Until the new website is up, we have not crossed the start line yet. The engine is running but the race has yet to begin. Patients everyone.
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quote:Originally posted by m_h13021: I agree, i can only guess but 500-600 would be a very accurate number. Why such low numbers, well in my opinion VG has not even started yet, when the new site arrives that is the new beginning. Really PGHI has done nothing yet to VG's, yah maybe some advertisement(test the waters) but that is about it. The site as it stands now sucks, and this is why the low number of subs(guesstimate).
Remember, it will be a whole other ballgame soon. I can't wait to see sub numbers in six months. -
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I am going to be trying to pick up some more shares this morning to round off my holdings split between my group and even up the shares between us.
You might see some buying pressure this morning as I will be takeing some shares out of the hands of the MM's.
Can't say that I like what has happened the last day or two so I am going to put some pressure on the MM's and average out.
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joe, I'll go w/your numbers. I don't think the "appearance" of our site has twit to do w/ subs. Gamers seek good service, good prices...good selection..that's all. VeeGeeZ offer both. Now on the other hand, investors may be more attracted to a polished site so I still look for a nice pop when the new VeeGeeZ is published.
good luck. been here since august '02
quote:Originally posted by joelotto: I know as much as you guys about the subs but I think you are way off target and here is why. On Dec of 2002 they had 400 subs when PGHI acquired them. Shortly after they lost a small amount. From Jan 2003 to Oct 2003 the company reported the growth at 35-40% month over month. Not just 35-40% but month on month. This is huge. Also, from Nov till now the company has grown at the rate of about 25%. I provided the numbers, now figure it out. I would say we have 7,500-10,000 as a low ball and if you calculate the numbers we should be north of 10,000 subs before the end of 2003. The percentages I provided are facts provided by the company as well as 400 subs in Dec of 2002.
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Magoo, what has happened in the past few days was the completion of the cup, now as we head back towards .06 we will be completing the handle. From that point we should expect a breakout.
Give 'em hell Magoo!
quote:Originally posted by Magoo: I am going to be trying to pick up some more shares this morning to round off my holdings split between my group and even up the shares between us.
You might see some buying pressure this morning as I will be takeing some shares out of the hands of the MM's.
Can't say that I like what has happened the last day or two so I am going to put some pressure on the MM's and average out.
quote:Originally posted by cabbage22: You're way off joe
WAY OFF, WAY WAY OFF
...unless your margin of error is +/-80% _____________________________________________
10,000 Subscribers come on now, we would gotten a huge press release if this was fact even if we popped 2000 subs we would of gotten a big hoorah. Sorry, Joe!
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I have a copy of the PGHI profile sent out on 11/26/2003. This is not confidential information so I don't think anybody will mind. It will also provide numbers for people here and future investors something to work with.
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quote:Originally posted by slotplayer: ...I don't think the "appearance" of our site has twit to do w/ subs. Gamers seek good service, good prices...good selection..
I agree and disagree with your above statement. Yes to "people" seek good service, good prices, and good selection. VG's has all three - Perfect!
Now, "...appearance of our site has twit to do w/ subs..." If I wasn't vested with PGHI, I would have never subscribed to VGs, just based on the first load of the webpage. No way in hell I am subscribing to this. I would have joined gamefly.com. Remember, many people judge the book by the cover. Having a website as the sole source of retail is all about appearance. If it simplistic, has ease of use, and is attractive, you will gain return customers.
This was just my personal feelings on web site presence and why I would opt to buy or not to buy from the retailer. - Marty
If veegeez had 400 subs at the end of 2002 and the have grown 25-40% since (month over month) how do you guys figure they have 600-1000 subs now.
Joe, if you have the PPM please review it. You will find that the subscriber numbers you have for your base of calculations is wrong. The PPM supplies a number as of December 2003. - Marty
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Read the info below and tell me I'm wrong about the sub numbers.
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Well, if 400 at the end of 2002 is correct, AND their 25-40% increase per month is accurate, we should have at least 5k subs.
400 x 1.25^12 = 5820 400 x 1.40^12 = 22677
Those are the low and high estimates. My gut tells me they don't even have the low estimate.
Now, mind you I DO NOT have the PPM info (thus the most recent numbers), so I am only going with the stated estimated growth. If someone would like to share the latest base # of subs they know are factual, I'd be happy to see them.
quote:Originally posted by joelotto: Read the info below and tell me I'm wrong about the sub numbers.
I hear yah. But I don't know what to tell yah. I am looking at totally different numbers based on the beginning of December 2003. Really I wasn't saying that your calculations were wrong, dead on. I am saying that I just don't see VG's subs at 10,000+ . You can't go by that forward looking statement anyway. We shall see in the near future who is right, and I hope it is you Joe! -
I'm done with the sub thing for now but what part of this is forward looking
Veegeez has experienced steady growth since their coming out in 2002. They had approximately 400 subscribers by the end of their first calendar year, and have grown at a rate of 35-40% per month since utilizing only standard Internet advertising channels. Since being acquired by Point Group Holdings, the success potential of this “Netflix challenger” has increased dramatically.
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Time for some sleep. Its 12pm in Taiwan. Since I'm in the future as far as time goes I could have told you guys before the open that we would be at .051 at 11:11 EST.LOL
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looks like all sell orders going through no buyers today
quote:Originally posted by zo: Level II look like we are probebly going to see .045...Maybe even 4 cents today...And no more news week...Depressing...zo...
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zo... BUY BUY BUY!!!!! I think i am way passed putting all my eggs in one basket, im borrowing money now!
quote:Originally posted by zo: Level II look like we are probebly going to see .045...Maybe even 4 cents today...And no more news week...Depressing...zo...
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yes for the first time, i sold half of my shares to daytrade...I'm pretty sure i can get back in at around .045 or lower...:-)...zo...
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quote:Originally posted by zo: Level II look like we are probebly going to see .045...Maybe even 4 cents today...And no more news week...Depressing...zo...
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Just freaking step away from the computer or something, following the stock every single second of the day will not get you anywhere! LOL
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Yea your probebly right...We'll probebly only see .045 today...But i still remember the big drop we had last time that just ate through our .05 support...zo...
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Zo I think they are just tessting the .05 level trying to shake week hands,Personally I think we will hold this level..Maybe wrong just hope you dont end up having to buy back at the same price or higher...
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quote:Originally posted by zo: yes for the first time, i sold half of my shares to daytrade...I'm pretty sure i can get back in at around .045 or lower...:-)...zo...
quote:Originally posted by zo: yes for the first time, i sold half of my shares to daytrade...I'm pretty sure i can get back in at around .045 or lower...:-)...zo...
quote:Originally posted by clay1999: so you are saying we all should sell?
I think what is being said is zo wants shares @ .045 or lower. Read between the lines. Hold your shares, don't be silly. Or sell your shares, it is your money. -
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Chrissy let them sell, I don't want to be rude but I hate cry-babies, this is the stock market, not the schoolyard, nobody is bullying you and nobody is forcing you to do anything. If you're not happy just sell and move on, but please don't start whining online! LOL
Sorry I had to vent and I'm not the only one thinking like that, it's just that people are too shy to say it!
GLTA!
quote:Originally posted by chrissy_a: Clay that would be a big mistake imo espically with the news that scoming very soon !!!
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NO clay don't sell your shares...I only sold a portionof my shares for the first time in like 4 months...Trust me it's a big risk...I'm going to jump back in today...zo...
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