>>If what I was told regarding the revenue generating deals pans out for ACTV then I expect $50 per share to be a very gross understatement by 06/00. <<
Nothing in that posting sounded remotely like a $1.5 billion market cap operation (i.e., $50/share). Beyond that, their description of their "revenue streams" sounds typically ACTVish (i.e., vague). Geez.
By "revenue streams" I'd expect to hear "As a matter of fact, we anticipate $38 million from the XYZ event, and $94 million from the ABCD event." This is becoming so tiring, and it will be even more tiring if the real number is, like, $1.6 million. I'm surprised they didn't mention "key partnerships."
Q3 is 14% over. I swear to God, if they don't do something soon, I think you're all headed back to $5. After all the hype on these threads from such valued intellectuals as the Athiest, I expected more from ACTV by now.
In case it matters, I'm entirely out of ACTV as of today. I'll buy it back if the hype machine can get its act together again. See you again at $24. Good luck to everyone who now finds themselves in the "long term investor" camp. I'll be at KERA and NAMC. You know, the latest high fliers. I'd rather risk losing money than fall asleep here where nothing ever seems to happen.
Seriously, what's happened with ACTV since January? Anything? Technology amortization, for sure. Anything else? Any deals with MSFT or ATHM or SUNW or even Zenith? Anything at all besides raising some capital from TCI?
Shrug. Someone email me if this one ever wakes up. I've given up on ACTV. Thanks. |
