Another article that supports the assertion that RMDG is in the right market at the right time and is correctly positioned.

While RMD has not published the results of its efforts to launch the MoTV platform in April, its alignment with eWAN for cable broadcast of RMD content, I have to believe that each of the alignments (i.e., including RHN-Real Hiphop Network and others) will pay off in early to mid 2007.

Building a business to produce revenue streams requires significant effort, well negotiated partnership and alignment deals, and planned deployed activities that produce revenue.

I think they're dead balls on with their partnering to promote hiphop concerts where they produce content for sale and viewing.  They're in the initial stages of branding their company and they need to associate new content with their company name.

I look forward to the day, and I believe its coming, when RMDG will be a recognized name in the content industry.

Bill

The PR news articles are great and easily found on any investment news website.  

Juniper Research and other sites (i.e., trade journals) are excellent sources of market information that this group could use to further shed light on the industry in which RMD operates.

RMD has obviously performed a SWOT (i.e., Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) analysis developing their strategic plan.  

I would encourage each of you to dig deeper and find articles that support RMD's market penetration, distribution channels (i.e., pickwick group, universal music group, bugalo, etc.)

This board can be an even greater source of information and value to investors like yourself if we collectively raise the information quality bar.

Bill

Can you find me any recent financial statments? Honestly I'm a numbers kind of guy, and if I had some financial info I could give you a much better opinion.

This is one area that I'm having difficulty but will continue to search.

I have access to several data sources like Mergent Online, Datamonitor, etc. and have turned up nothing so far.

Pink sheet stocks are traded via brokerage.  If we knew the brokerage that underwrote RMD's stock issuance we'd be in a better position to find the info.

I've searched Edgar and nothing either.  Of course though Pk stocks are not required to provide info to Edgar as far as I know...I may be wrong.

You are correct the PK stocks don't ahve to provide financial info to Edgar and thats why I usually stear clear of them. I'm an accountant by education and thats why financial analysis is my major means of lookign at a company. Although I am becoming, through this website, more aware of the importance of companies having other information readily available.

While RMDG is not required to file with the SEC they are required to file with the IRS.
I would be very careful here.  RMDG had a reverse split in October of last year and have been issuing shares by the millions since that time just to stay afloat. The company currently has 100's of millions of shares again and I would look for another reverse split before the end of the year.  One of the problems with reverse splits from Pink Sheet companies is that there is no prior notice.  One morning an investor wakes up to find that he/she owns a lot less shares than the day before.  One thing that I would do before touching this company would be to call Heritage Trust and find out how many shares are outstanding and how many are authorized.

What is the affect of a reverse split on the company's shares to a sharesholder?  The shareholders value still remains the same after the split doesn't it?

The affect is that it raises the market price but your shares decrease.  Your overall holding value still remains that same I think.  Also, I think the total shares authorized stands at about 1.5B shares.  So even if the company does a reverse split I don't think it will hurt the shareholder.  It may even indicate the company is generating enough revenue and earnings that it doesn't need all of those shares.  

Won't that remove some of the dilution in earnings per share.  I would think they will will do a RS before reporting public financials - I would anyhow.  

Also, I read in another board and post that Heritage is dispositioning the special dividend to Canadian shareholders first as of July 28th.  So we should begin to see some realization of it soon although with 1.5B shares out there it may be a pittance to each shareholder.

Not a problem though - I still think the company is aggressively pursuing their strategic plan and objectives.  Again, they're in the right market, right time, and have the market remote, industry, and operating environment elements to their advantage.

Economically, they would have to really screw up to lose significant shareholder value.  I also think at 0.0010 or less they are way undervalued for the market and earnings potential in the short-term, small scale and long-term, large scale continuum.

Also, I view conspiracy theory prognosticators as pessimistic and cynical at best.  The more people involved at the leadership team level, the less likely an entire staff will be complicit to dupe investors.  

Further, have you listened to the CEO speak during a webcast?  He sounds like a wise guy who won't take no for an answer.  Personally, I think he's got something to prove.  It may have been a past financial failure or some other misgiving so I think he's working that much harder to prove that he can operate successfully.

So, I'm willing to risk a little speculative capital to see where RMDG goes.  

Buy low (now) sell high in early to mid 2007.

Bill

Reverse splits are seen as bad because they decrease liquidity mainly... thats basicy the only financial explaination I know... but they also have a mental effect... all that can really be said in terms of chare value reverse splits are bad

RMDG's Remote, Industry, and Operating environments are proving to accelerate.  

Here are just a few examples in which RMDG will stand to gain as tech moves access closer to content and distribution channels:

1)  AT&T is now heavily marketing the triple play access to content (i.e., TV, Wireless Computing TV, and Wireless cellphone access to TV).  Notice all three now have access to media content (Video, Music, and Ringtones).  As the barriers to access are removed content will be more valued higher as the quantity demanded increases.

2) Tech spending is increasing as competition heats up to acquire and retain media subscribers (i.e., Broadband cable and DSL, VOIP-Vonage, etc.)

3) Article that support the assertions:

http://www.wallst.net/news/news.asp?Source=APNEWS&id=29405

RMD Entertainment's Block Star DVD Magazine Hits Major Retail Shelves
Friday August 18, 9:07 am ET

http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/060818/20060818005200.html?.v=1

I see good things happening for RMDG in the near future.

I'm still long and buying more shares. I have a limit order for 2M additional shares on Monday. Some have indicated that I shouldn't be a holder of a large number of shares because of the potential for a reverse split.  Okay.  Let's assume a reverse split happens.  Does your holding value decline at the moment the split is announced or occurs?  That depends. Your holding value is based on the number shares held times the market price.  At a static point in time, after the split occurs, your holding value remains the same.  If the stock price declines then yes your holding value also declines.  

The reverse split has the affect that your number of shares decrease and the market price goes up to compensate for the decreased shares thus your value remains the same after a reverse or a forward split.  

Does the company's value go down?  Absolutely Not.  The intrinsic company value, both current and future, is based on the ability, of the company, to generate current and future revenue and earnings streams.  

RMD's effort, to drive the business by consistently staying focused deploying their strategic plan, should be commended.  In fact, I called Jed Wallace, their PR publicist, this morning and asked him to pass on to RMD's executive leadership team my congrats for staying focused to plan.

In the very short span of 10 months, RMD has quickly moved from being a defense digital imaging company to a broadbased, multi-distribution channel (online and brick and mortar), product content delivery company.  Their plan is to continuously build sales through the distribution of content using three methods:  1) deliver existing content, 2) acquire content from holding companies, 3) produce new content.  

Further, they are continually increasing the ability to access and use content (i.e., MoTV, the RHN partnership, concert promoting, Blockstar DVD digital formats - CD, Online, brick and mortar).

Delivering content to brick and mortar is a significant win with the potential to distribute their even more content.   Collectively the distribution channels, market branding of their company, increases in content volume and variety, committment and persistance are achievements that every company desires.

While this may seem overly optimistic I firmly believe that they have demonstrated persistent behaviors to move their products to market.  I think their company is undervalued at the current market price and see it playing catch up to their current and future potential value.

They have talented and creative staff that have the right skills for forging ahead in a growing market.

Attached is a graph of their current performance.  Yes, the market action is volatile and yes you can play to this volatility if you want.  I prefer to be long on RMD - they're demonstrating it with their actions.  Keep up the good work RMD!

Bill

My first post here in Paradise.  

I agree that this company has lots of great potential.  I've got over a million shares, the most of any of my stocks! I just have a really good feeling about them.  I sure hope there isn't a reverse split, though.  I got caught in one on another stock and it still hasn't recovered.  I'm holding those shares because I believe in that company and think the pps will eventually go up.

Welcome hollyq3,

First and foremost I'm an information hound - dog on a bone so to speak.

RMD has quite a bit of immediate, near, and future potential especially in light of their move to get products to market.  I also believe they are just now starting to get a taste of brick and mortar sales and they will continue to build this distribution channel.

I recently sent a note to the CEO asking them to pay attention to the details.  For instance, their new website contains references to the stock price chart for ResMed instead of RMDG.  Whoever is building their website doesn't have a clue how to build websites with the exception of RocMonee's marketing.

I listened to Roc's Overdrive tune and it was awesome!  I see his music moving!  Of course though I'm not much of a hiphop tune listener.  I had my nephew and niece listen to it and they liked it as well.

Bringing new products to market where there is mass appeal will be good.  That depends on how well RMDG brands Roc Monee.  Their effort to brand Roc's music seems to be planned well.  Create demand through radio and other avenues.  These efforts always cost but the demand can create significant sales.  I like his music and see future sales and artist hype going to rise.  With every download, at .99/download, this should produce good streaming revenue for RMDG.  

Judging by the size of the niched, hiphop market, I think there is room for expansion in the number of artists.  The hiphop movement also seems to support their own artists as well - especially if they are good and can raise the bar across the hiphop spectrum.  The raising of the bar will benefit the entire genre.  

In the late '90's when Nelly came to the forefront I worked near a radio station that hosted interviews with him.  He was relatively new at the time.  Since then he's become a phenom and sales of his music went from zero through the roof.  I believe Roc has the same potential.

Bill.

This company is interesting and I will buy a position today when markets open!

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 18, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- RMD Entertainment Group (Pink Sheets:RMDG) announced today that the Company's long-awaited and highly anticipated DVD magazine project, Block Star DVD Magazine, officially hit digital and major retail shelves in the U.S.

Everyone fears PK and BB stocks but if you are smart and invest a small portion of your holdings divded in each then I believe the returns are actually much higher then other markets. But it takes a little more DOD and a large diversity of holdings to find the gems! I feel 500-800 dollars in about 25-40 of these stocks should cover your bets and trump the S&P average! This company is one of them. Look also at EGMI, ENDE, ERUG, ETYN. All of these have great upside potential! Three more very attractive BB stocks (Covered by Toby's newsletter) are NEOM, ITKG and XCHC.

Thanks Santa,

I'll take a look at the others as well.  My antenna's always on.

Now that Sept is just around the corner the markets generally improve between now and EOM November.  Then down through EOM Dec and buy time in Jan.

I've been following and buying positions in RMD since Jan and the price has swung from a low of .0006 through to .0030.  Although I have bought positions at .0016, .0018, .0022, & .0024.  I typically set my buy price at near 0.0010 or 0.0011.  My avg purch price is near 0.0013.  

The greatest potential is a buy now and I'm bullish through the EOM of Mar 07.  I really expect to see good news for RMD leading up through EOM Mar.

Today will be a good day.

Bill