HOLLYWOOD STOCK EXCHANGE
THE ENTERTAINMENT MARKET
THE ENTERTAINMENT MARKET
Thanks. Since this is the case....
It seems like a good idea to just short 100k shares of anything that hasn't reported any box office for a significant amount of time after its release date. I'd assume that anything on the brink of not reporting anything will either end up doing just that or next to nothing. RETRT is a prime example, it's been 3 weeks with no BO but it's still trading at 0.15, seems like a free $14,000 to me.
Simple question: if a movie reports no box office, does it cash out at 0 or does it just disappear? Nov 15, 14:31
answer... Nov 15, 14:39
Thanks. Since this is the case.... Nov 15, 14:57
correct, now let's talk about the exceptions Nov 15, 15:46
Thank you sir, that's helpful. {nm} Nov 15, 17:22
"You Didn't Call And Report Your Box Office..." Nov 16, 04:31
You know what's fun? Shorting the same stock several times. Nov 16, 21:58
But don't you lose money on those repeated shorts because of the minimum $0.02/share commission? {nm} Nov 17, 08:45
