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Technology Stocks : Turtle Beach Corp
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To: Savant who wrote (100)4/12/2013 11:19:42 AM
From: Arthur Radley  Read Replies (1) of 200
 
<<It did include new information, read it again, carefully this time.>>

Savant, that is my problem! I read what this guys keep doing---promise one thing with a time line attached and when that time comes--they reset the promise. I read back in 2012--adding new staff to deal with license deals with OEMs. I read about marketing deals with promises of upfront revenue---but then I read their SEC filings on Q results-------no revenue, so what happened to the promise. Very clearly in November 2012, they STATED that by March 31st they would have completed licensing deals with at least 2 major manufacturing companies. March 31st--they announce that they had put on hold doing ANY licensing deals because they had so many to choose from. BS! I read about them doing deal with Ingram--but when I check Ingram's inventory of products--no PAMT product---so what good is doing a 'deal', when PAMTs deals don't bring in any revenue. Count the number of PRs these guys put out----------leaving me to ask one simple question-------why don't they have any revenue to show for their never ending promises? PAMT ain't exactly a new kid on the block------promises don't end up being good sources of revenue--but they are good for buying some smoke and mirrors!
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