Starting a new stock picking thread-begin with RTGV

[iqqi]

I am watching SPQS this week. Dropped from .14 to .0007 within weeks. Shorted to literal brink of death. A big bounce is more than likely.

However this one is just as risky as possibly rewarding. Most likely a ton of dilution as well as shorting. But .0007? I think it's a good bet to get in on this in triples.

Hit .0012 today, then you could have reloaded at .0008, now it's at .001.

 

[cordoncordon]

Ok I know I have said this before, but I have VERY good reason to believe that RTGV will be getting some strong attention and rather large buying this month. This info is 99% accurate as far as I can tell. Take it at that.

 

[Amazing]

Ok I know I have said this before, but I have VERY good reason to believe that RTGV will be getting some strong attention and rather large buying this month. This info is 99% accurate as far as I can tell. Take it at that.

You need to look in the mirror more often. Money doesn't equal "reason my gf stays with me" Grow a sac of nuts, go do dangerous stuff, get some confidence and stop ****ing people over.

I'll even give you the first step - you are not perfect..just like everyone else

 

[Perry]

You need to look in the mirror more often. Money doesn't equal "reason my gf stays with me" Grow a sac of nuts, go do dangerous stuff, get some confidence and stop ****ing people over.

I'll even give you the first step - you are not perfect..just like everyone else

Although CC hasn't been right so far with RTGV, (he has been right with other stocks) I believe he knows what he is talking about. I would not have gotten into RTGV without doing some research of my own and other people on stock sites are expecting it to take off anytime soon. Will it? I don't know, but it seems to have a lot of potential and I will be damn glad I got in it if it does take off.

 

[cordoncordon]

You need to look in the mirror more often. Money doesn't equal "reason my gf stays with me" Grow a sac of nuts, go do dangerous stuff, get some confidence and stop ****ing people over.

I'll even give you the first step - you are not perfect..just like everyone else

I have no idea what any of this even means. Who the fvck are you?

Odd.

 

[The Bad Ass Canadian]

Check out the Ihub rtgv message board. Things are starting to creep out with official news expected in 3-4 weeks. Audigist has gone live, and they have a link to another site as well, that appears to be linked to RTGV though the company hasn't mentioned it, so far.

My gut feeling is that they have everything practically ready to go and when they launch it'll be a big campaign to find support from investors. I know the stock itself is wound pretty tight, as I have a hard time getting filled when I buy shares.

Only thing about the Ihub group is one idiot who keeps whining on and on about the stock price. He just won't let it go... pretty amusing but mostly annoying. Ignore him. He made his point, and everyone can see it, but there's really no need to constantly moan about it. Risks of speculative stocks, IMO... if you can't handle the loss...dont buy.

Do you DD and good luck.

 

[cordoncordon]

Check out the Ihub rtgv message board. Things are starting to creep out with official news expected in 3-4 weeks. Audigist has gone live, and they have a link to another site as well, that appears to be linked to RTGV though the company hasn't mentioned it, so far.

My gut feeling is that they have everything practically ready to go and when they launch it'll be a big campaign to find support from investors. I know the stock itself is wound pretty tight, as I have a hard time getting filled when I buy shares.

Only thing about the Ihub group is one idiot who keeps whining on and on about the stock price. He just won't let it go... pretty amusing but mostly annoying. Ignore him. He made his point, and everyone can see it, but there's really no need to constantly moan about it. Risks of speculative stocks, IMO... if you can't handle the loss...dont buy.

Do you DD and good luck.

I assume you are talking Cm77, omega, and shula haha? Yeah, very annoying, but at this point he seems to have talked so much no one even pays him any attention. You might say I know him.

What is your alias on there?

As for the stock and company, you are right, looks like a ton of stuff is about to hit, from the company with lots of Pr's and news, to a promo coming up that the company arranged for. Should be a good summer.

 

[cordoncordon]

RTGV's time is here imo. IMO This should make a major move here soon. There have been a few false starts the past 6 months or so, but everything is finally ready. And with the LNKD IPO success, and the coming Facebook and Groupon IPO's, it will only add to the frenzy. I expect some bigtime things here VERY soon.

COMPANY WEBSITE(s):
http://www.rtgventures.com/
http://flowcaster.com/main.html
http://www.digital-clarity.com/
}http://www.PayLogy.com
http://www.archivego.com/index.php
http://www.archivego.com/ArchiveGo/Home.html
http://www.audigist.com/
http://twitter.com/RTGVentures
http://twitter.com/lordreginald99
http://www.reggiejames.org/
http://twitter.com/Digitalclarity
http://twitter.com/DomHawes
http://www.facebook.com/RTGVentures

http://www.thebloomeffect.com/
http://twitter.com/fionabloom
http://domhawes.com/

 

[r0cky]

Short NWS. Buy SLV at 35

 

[Perry]

how much will the recent major fall in the stock market affect RTGV?

 

[Perry]

Bump!

 

[Julius_Seizeher]

With all the blood in the streets on the NASDAQ and NYSE right now, you shouldn't even be messing with penny stocks--you should be sitting in cash waiting to buy the bottom on such titanic companies as CAT, BHP, RIO, FCX and the like.

These stocks are in a free-fall and when they turn around it is going to be time to make some serious dough.

The most obvious "recession" stocks that have just had the living crap kicked out of them are American banks and American steel producers. These are the companies I will be looking at buying next year when we get rid of the anti-capitalist bums who are destroying our country.

The bank stocks to watch are BAC and JPM. In the world of steel mills, you basically have two camps--integrated mills and mini mills. The integrated mill is your classical giant steel mill where they process raw ore into steel. Mini mills are facilities where they melt scrap steel to produce flat rolled or structural or whatever.

In integrated mills, watch US Steel and AK Steel. In mini mills, watch Nucor and Steel Dynamics. I toured the Steel Dynamics mini mill at Fort Wayne this summer--it's an awesome facility, and when the economy finally gets its legs under it again, the American steel producers will be coming back with a vengeance.

 

[joverby]

Ok, I've been considering getting investing in stocks for a little while now. Inspired from the old thread here. Don't have A LOT of disposable income so might not even be worth it?

I'm sure I could get like $1,000-$1,500 at least to start. Would it be worth it?

Also how exactly do you chose to invest?(This probably varys slightly from each person)

But it seems like you just research the companies business plan for the future and gauge it's potential to grow?

For natural resources it seems like you can just take into account natural disasters / other world events / openings of new mines etc.?

[Edit]: @Julius , I hope you're referring to voting in Ron Paul.

 

[Julius_Seizeher]

Joverby--Of course I am referring to Ron Paul. It is very interesting to consider that it was yesterday's classical liberals who founded this country, but it is today's far-right Libertarians (like myself) who are their intellectual ancestors. As a corollary, today's "progressive" liberals are actually yesterday's socialists. But anyway...

In regards to your getting into investing, of course I think you should. Don't be afraid to start small--it's better to lose small paying your tuition than to jump in with a big nut and lose it that way.

Take your $1,500 and open an account with a quality online brokerage. Etrade, TDA, Zecco, there are many to choose from.

Then you establish watchlists by sector and just watch it every day. You begin to see how different sectors play off each other, how one goes up according to a macro event or a set of criteria or one goes down according to another.

The best trade I see coming up is going to be in Caterpillar. CAT is a monster of a company, seriously, CAT rules. But their stock has been sold down hard in the last week, the market is throwing the baby out with the bathwater. The real decision is, when do you buy in? You have to depend on your own judgment. The same holds true for the other best-in-class companies that are just getting sold into the dirt--BHP Billiton (largest miner in the world), John Deere, Case New Holland, Freeport-McMoran, etc.

Just don't be hasty. In this market, if you wait for a lower buying opportunity, you're probably going to get it.

 

[joverby]

Thanks guys. I will definitely be doing some reading. I feel pretty lost when it comes to anything like this. I haven't taken any classes , read anything or have had parents who did it. In fact I think I would be the only family member I know of who would be doing it.(Not counting a 401K)

Was just doing a little research. So an IRA is just a personal retirement plan? Similar to a 401K, kind of?

Not sure what you meant by watchlist by sector Julius. I get the idea of a watchlist, just not in that context.

I feel like I got a really long way to go. I would hate to invest a lot of my money into something when I really don't fully understand how it works yet.

When you use online broker do you just pick and chose which stock and how many you want to buy? I definitely wouldn't just be blindly buying stocks.

 

[Poonani Maker]

I day-trade and go long. Right now is very scary times. I'm losing my as5 right now. But...given the fed's "Operation Twist," there could be great gains in the coming week or so by shorting REITs or investing in funds that are highly leveraged in that. Banks got squeezed by the Fed yesterday. They can't make as much profit off of the spread between short-term interest rates (at zero practically) and long-term interest rates (lower now) paid back by mortgagors.

 

[backbreaker]

There is also a need that is still not yet been tapped, online cable. I assure you it's coming. People want TV oin demand. Not just movies. Peole want to be able to watch TV wherever they want, for a low price and in the technology age, i give it 2-3 years. sites l9ke ustream.tv, justin.tv and channelsurfing.net, show that there is a huge want for this. No one ****ing just sits at home and flips channels anymore. They get online and watch TV. It took a while for the movie people tome around to this. people pirated movies and watched them online, they ignored it wasn't the fact that they wanted it for free, as much as the fact that they did not want the hassle of going to blockbuster, and they wanted to be able to watch what they wanted, when they wanted. appears netflix on demand. Soon, cable companies will soon do the same thing with their live streaming content. And then, all hell will break lose.

People, want to be able to be in the airport, and watch the MTV show they are missing, in real time. This is the future of entertainment, and netflix is going there, and becuase of the framework they have in place now, they will be the prime target to deliver this content, in the most efficient manner possible. WE have too much going on, people do not have time to watch traditional TV anymore.

called this a year ago almost to the day

http://www.slashgear.com/intel-to-introduce-web-based-tv-service-this-year-12217988/


and it's going to be a smash hit.

 

[Poonani Maker]

Just bought GLUU and later today, RARS.

 

[don't]

u clueless ****s. Get the IBD at your library, read it a lot. That's the INVESTORS BUSINESS DAILY newspaper. also get the publisher's latest edition of his classic, HOW TO MAKE MONEY IN STOCKS. His name is william oneal.

 

[BigJimbo]

Guys I will start a new stock picking thread since the other one was so long and buried somewhere. I invite anyone to post and give their reasons and solid DD on why that pick is a good play.

I will start with RTGV. They just announced a share buyback on the open market today, which is HUGE. Stock is around .0118. Market cap of $1.75 M and they are forecasting $8 M in revs this year, and up to $50 M in 2-3 years. They have some great tech in the disruptive, cloud, and IPAY music fields, with some state of the art websites as well.

You never see a share buyback on the open market like this from a OTC company. You may see a reduction in the OS or the AS, but never a buyback. Should be the start of a big move imo.

RTG Ventures Plans Share Buyback Program


NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - 03/22/11) - RTG Ventures, Inc. (Pinksheets:RTGV - News) has announced that it will commence a strategy of public market support for RTG through a Share Buyback Program to take advantage of what the company sees as a drastic undervaluation based on published financial documentation and forward guidance. The share buyback program will commence within the next few weeks following an outreach and additional communications to the investment community as the program rolls out.

Companies use share buyback programs for many reasons, the most obvious being when their public share price is significantly undervalued. Companies also use buyback programs to make a strong, confident statement to the marketplace. At this point, RTG's management sees its languishing share price as an impediment to business development.

RTG's Media & Payment divisions are not only in vogue but are fast becoming part of everyday life. When augmented to the management, deployment and measurement of social media throughout RTG's divisions and prospective client companies, the buyback is reflective of the company's belief in its people, products and service as well as the market sector it operates.

Dominic Hawes-Fairley, CEO & President said: "Since September 2010, when we officially became an operating company, we made it clear that we were not going to engage in a typical micro-cap stock promotion. While we don't doubt that that these kind of promotions may raise share prices temporarily, we don't regard them to be beneficial for value-based investors and long-term, our research indicates that they do more damage to a company than the benefit delivered in the short term. Instead, during this period, the company initiated longer term strategies, designed to recognize the embedded value being created in RTG leading to a steady and sustainable increase in the price per share."

RTG Ventures announced its investor relations campaign on December 13, 2010 which, it explained, would use internal and external resources to extend the reach of the company's communication to reach new investors. At the heart of the campaign was a social media strategy devised by digital marketing guru Reggie James, managing director of RTG's leading-edge consultancy, Digital Clarity. All activity has now been taken in-house and placed directly under the control of James.

Commenting on the campaign, James said: "A strong foundation is now in place establishing a communication strategy that uses social media to reach out to new investors. As stated when the strategy was being discussed in December 2010, it's not a quick fix, it will take time. It's also important to point out that social media is not a panacea. We have to do other things in order to reach our stakeholders, including new shareholders and the reason we've taken control of the whole process is in order to achieve the goal of increasing return on investment.

"In the past, the company has only utilized the news wires to distribute news from the company to its stakeholders. This gives the company a very narrow focus and prevents some of the deeper issues being articulated, because the news wires are primarily about hard news. Sometimes, there's a real need to issue softer news pieces and sometimes there's a need to add detail to news stories in order for the whole communication to make sense. For this reason, we will be releasing softer news on the company website, detail behind the news on blogs and reserving the news wires for more significant announcements. Social media tools will be used to syndicate all forms of news and in this manner we aim to be able to present a more rounded picture of the company."

Hawes-Fairley summarized by saying: "We have reached a point when the share price is becoming an impediment to business so action is required right now. The management of RTG now believes that it can deliver more value to shareholders by initiating a buyback program demonstrating confidence in the business plan, the executive team, the disruptive technologies and the ability of the company to deliver and grow its return on investment.

"While RTG will continue to reach out to investors and investment groups on both sides of the Atlantic, we want to send a very clear message to the market that this is a Company that has a very bright future. We are undervalued at present, but we intend to change that situation starting in the short term to set the stage for the long term growth anticipated."

ABOUT RTG VENTURES, INC.

RTG Ventures, Inc. is a NASDAQ-listed company (Pinksheets:RTGV - News) offering a turnkey media monetization solution to rights owners of music video content. At the heart of RTGV's total product offering is a Monetization Platform which allows rights owners to define and tag media content in detail, set and enforce rights management and distribution rules, receive payment on distribution and obtain detailed analytics in real time.

RTG Ventures is organized as three divisions: RTG Media, RTG Payments and RTG Solutions, each of which contains both wholly-owned companies and joint ventures with independent business plans, strategies and management. In addition to servicing their discrete markets, these companies all contribute to RTG Ventures' total product offering for media rights owners. For further information, see http://www.rtgventures.com.

SAFE HARBOR PROVISIONS

The foregoing contains certain predictive statements that relate to future events or future business and financial performance. Such statements can only be predictions, and the actual events or results may differ from those discussed due to, among other things, those risks described in RTGV's reports filed with the SEC. Opinions expressed herein are subject to change without notice. This document is published solely for information purposes, and is not to be construed as an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy any securities in any state. Past performance does not guarantee future performance. Additional information is available upon request.

http://thestockmarketwatch.com/stock-chart.aspx?stock=RTGV
Stock has tanked since picked. What happened?