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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum TRANSGAMING INC. V.TNG

"TransGaming Inc is engaged in partnering with Smart TV manufacturers and international pay TV operators to deliver interactive gaming experiences to connected TVs globally."

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TRANSGAMING INC. > Most important post of the day and why we are headed higher!
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Post by Junit on Oct 30, 2013 5:25pm

Most important post of the day and why we are headed higher!

1) I want to breakdown the first quarter record results... 1.8 million in revenue and only a $34,000 loss on the quarter. Just miles ahead of where this company has been for the last 5 years where losses were in the millions. Now take into consideration that on the call they discussed how expenses have stabilized going forward.

So it's fair to assume that break even for the year is now 4 x $1,834,000. which equals $7,333,600.
If you apply that to last years total revenue of $9,800,000 you end up with a profit of $2,464,000.

Did you see that number? $2,464,000 in today's tech markets a company like tng with dramatic revenue growth and being the leader in smart t.v gaming it's fair to use a price to earnings ratio of 40..... 40 x 2,464,000 equals $98,560,000 market cap. Or $1.15 per share based on 85,404,405 shares outstanding. Like I have said before if we were listed state side on the nasdaq the stock would already be trading much much higher. The amount of investors that actually follow this space in Canada is limited to about 10 people(exaggeration but not that far off) So it takes time.

I also wanted to say in 12 years of following companies on the venture exchange I have never seen a company with as much potential as tng.v. With each new deal we are landing millions of users. On the call they talked about how we are now on 100 million devices!! We are flat out the leader in this space for the entire world and have a market cap of around 10 million. It just truly blows my mind. For now I can just keep smiling and be thankful for the chance to keep building my position at these absolutely ridiculous cheap prices. Cheers to all the longs! By the end of the year I have a feeling we are all going to be smiling as this company reports it's first ever net profit in 15 years! Just my honest opinion, Rory

no investment advice intended, just my thoughts on what's going on here!
Comment by CaptObvious on Oct 31, 2013 10:36am
While I understand and partially agree with your enthusiasm, I have to wonder in light of all you've said here, why is the current quarterly revenue down from where it was last year? I could see that being a red flag for some. Managing expenses is certainly good, but as much as TNG might be cutting great deals and working with great technology right now, I imagine few eyes will open without ...more  
Comment by Junit on Oct 31, 2013 10:42am
Nice to hear from ya captobvious. First quarter revenue was a record for the company and up 14%. Not sure where you are hearing it's down?? Now as to why is first quarter revenue not as high as say last years fourth quarter revenue. That is because a lof of the ad revenue and subscriber contracts show up in third and fourth quarter.  Thats why over the last couple years those are far and ...more  
Comment by CaptObvious on Oct 31, 2013 11:35am
Thanks for the response Rory. I had just taken your number for last year revenue and divided it by 4, to get a vague idea of where the quarterly revenue was last year. I didn't take into account the variance between Q1-2 and Q3-4 which, as you say, makes a significant difference in this case. I have a short memory for the quarterly results, especially since I haven't changed my position in ...more  
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