Andrew wrote:$2.30 in after hours trading, what are we thinking for tomorrow?

Thinking it runs up then traders take profits?

I didn't get on the call. Deal with Texas Instruments sounds promising on theory, but I don't know how it adds to the bottom line.

iGo wins some nice publicity!

Sharing as he does to enrich others does bring its own satisfaction.

I hope to one day personally thank him not just for the results which is often not in our control, but the simple sharing.

Not everything goes up, but the graciousness to help others is truly impressive!

More amazing is when it does come together.

Thanks Briggs!!!!

Bippity10 wrote:

Nalod wrote:He deserves dinner? He deserves a CAR!

Sharing as he does to enrich others does bring its own satisfaction.

I hope to one day personally thank him not just for the results which is often not in our control, but the simple sharing.

Not everything goes up, but the graciousness to help others is truly impressive!

More amazing is when it does come together.

Thanks Briggs!!!!

Couldn't have said it better myself

BasketballJones wrote:BRIGGS is awesome. He really knows his stock. Doesn't know a damn thing about basketball though.

Hey now. If I had my chance with the right brick and mortar old school coach--where I could help get the type of players that I really like--I bet I could do a decent job putting this team together.

By the way anyone who holds 20k or more of IGOI is going to be a mutli millionaire just from this stock alone--just be patient if you can be--lock it down and watch the MFer grow to heights that will stagger you. I actually added 25k more share last week--not even caring that my cost average would rise. While I bought most of my stock between .5 and .7 I have occasionally purchased stock on the way up as well. I hate to be greedy and nothing is ever a lock in any way shape or form--but I've never been wrong one time on a very long position--not even one time. Swing trades are lucrative as they bunch up but when you find a small company(and right now I have had two the last two years+) and it can change into a medium or even big company--that will make you very wealthy. Life is too short--so I will say go for it to the highest level of risk that you can live with without going overboard. Or just be comfortable with what you have

BasketballJones wrote:I won't be buying 20k but I might look to add to my position.

Here Goes iGo
November 25, 2010
iGo (IGOI) now has its major lines on Walmart.com just as the company said it would on the recent earnings call. Expect more to rapidly appear both here and in stores. Now iGo has two products in store (the laptop (1200 stores) and netbook charger) and more coming in the spring.

More importantly, currently Wal-Mart (WMT) shipments are going under the “deferred revenue” category (under the liability side of the ledger). That number, $2.5M is mostly Wal-Mart. This means the revenue is not realized until Wal-Mart sells a product. It is a very conservative way to account for sales (I like it). It also means when there is sufficient history with Wal-Mart (IMO this quarter) a flood of that $2.5M will come rolling into iGo’s income statement, and to its bottom line, as the expenses related to that deferred revenue are already recognized. For reference, the deferred revenue line has grown from $914k to $2.5m YOY.

http://seekingalpha.com/article/238677-here-goes-igo?source=yahoo