All,
The T's are as stated earlier, posted before or after the market, and are usually indicative of trades coming in from out of country, usually Canadian Brokers reporting/balancing out the days trades.
As for advertisers, that is key to the success of DROM, it takes four to breakeven, so one could conclude that the overhead is aproximately $400 to $500 per kiosk. Thus far there has been only indications that some big name advertisers have written letters of interest. Cadillac has been rumored, along with BMW and few other upscale clients. I don't doubt that there is truth in these rumors. It would be a truly targeted clientle for these types of advertisers.
But, as with anything regarding story stocks, even the potential advertisers are awaiting confirmation of a deal withs the members of the USGA before committing to contractual obligations.
As I continue to analyse their prospects, the most intriguing aspect of the advertisers, is the tobacco companies, that are always looking for a legal way to advertise their products. The PBA's 3200 sanctioned bowling alleys seem to be a natural, not to mention beer and wine advertisers. Go into any smokie bowling alley and count the bottles of Budweiser in the bowling pits. Talk about targeted market advertising looking for a place to happen.
I don't think advertisers have fully looked at the potential of this form of advertising, yet. But it is obvious as to it's viablilty and cost effectiveness.
It's a case of the chicken or the egg theory, in this case, when the placement of the kiosks are approved, and it becomes known, you won't be able to buy the stock at 62 cents, and when the chicken hatches, it may be the golden goose.
But, as with all eggs, it could be non fertile, and end up rotten.
Me, I'm sitting on mine, incubating so to speak.
RB |
