ValueVision Media, Inc. (NASDAQ:VVTV)

We are currently in a stall with the pps and volume. I can not even consider this to be a building of a base because of the volume. VVTV pps is in a wait and see (pivot point) mode and Q4 numbers will move the pps and increase the volume either way depending on the results reported.

January sales for the top line retailers were good for the most part, thus the question is will VVTV show the same? But one thing for sure the volume is extremely low right now for VVTV.

Many times we see sell on the news type of activity when earnings are announced, however since the huge drop in pps of VVTV has happened already, we could see a huge move up if the numbers are better than expected. That said, if this were to happen (Q4 numbers better than expected) the analyst's would then recalculate the 12 month targets because of the lower bar factor of issues created in 2011 QOQ for 2012 results going forward. Now if this happens we should see upgrades quickly come too "outperform".

Thus that brings us back too today and the true fact traders and shareholders are currently in the "Hold" mode and "wait and see" if the corner has turned. Now, after I see the Q4 numbers I have decided to make my projections for 2012 and if Q4 2011 does do what I think it will do (increase of 2-3% sales growth) then that will confirm to me that 2012 is the "PIVOT YEAR" for VVTV. But for now we wait so see if management can deliver. Of course all this is JMHO and good DD on readers part is always recommended.

if they could turn a profit it is undervalued

look at their market. They are flush with cash and when they develop a better internet presence, everyone will wonder why they sat this one out.

interesting stock:
low ps
but no return on equity data available

Heavy Insider Buying
Consumer Savings Declining = Spending Rising
Leader in Multi-Media Shopping like Television Shopping Shows
Trading at or below it's Book Value of $3.68 and 50% Below Industry Average

10

HSN and QVC have done quite well as our economy has slowed, VVTV continues to market to those same audiences. Television and merchandizing will if anything prove more popular as fuel costs rise... this is a winning combination!

Merchandising and TV are a proven winner... just follow growing trends with QVC, and HSN... growth is inevitable, and so will big profits...

Undervalued

looks good!

the company sucks but is worth al the money

wow

Solid

book 7.01

Valuevision just recently dumped its CEO which had grossly mismanaged the company. Among his former mistakes was closing the Minneapolis "outlet" store which was *always* in the black, according to an employee. The CEO has now been fired and I am happy to report that the store will be re-opening in about 6 weeks time, due to an overload of customers who were unhappy that the store was closing.

Valuevision has no debt and 100 million in the bank. It is also very close to a 5 year low. I predict it will outperform the market over a 2-4 year period. I dont know much yet, I'm a new Fool, but we'll see what happens.

this company sucks but its worth more than 7 dollars

will be acquired or give large one time special dividend

Co. not completely whittled down the $300M. Today they have $65M cash; own$36M TV Station in Boston; the $50M investment in Polo.com pays dividends; add the $55M on BB and they have managed to whittle it down to $206M. Sales have grown from $274M to $762M. EBITDA is now TTM $16M and will likely double in 07. TV is distributed to 66M homes vs 25M. Have reached scale to grow sales 10% each yr next 10; EBITDA growth much greater reaching $120M in 4-5 yrs (or less). Wild card is how they play Internet Video card w/NBC etc