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THE ENTERTAINMENT MARKET
THE ENTERTAINMENT MARKET
Seriously, though, 3 things
1. Short indies/foreign movies/docs, i.e. all the movies that IPO at H$2. Almost all of them delist well below the IPO price, and the IPOs are usually close to the release date. So those are usually easy money. Even for a small port, you can max out.
2. Play the openers on Sunday. Some genres, particularly horror and blockbusters, tend to delist below adjust, so there's usually a sell-off of those movies on Sunday. Short them on Sunday afternoon, cover on Monday morning, and you've got a decent dROI.
3. Be prepared for surprises. KILTS - a Brad Pitt movie - dropped something like H$5 on the day it opened. When was the last time a BPITT movie flopped? But there were clues that this was going to happen: it was being released in the dead zone of the weekend after Thanksgiving, and the stock price was way below what you would expect for a BPITT movie. So the hype (i.e. the fact that BPITT was in it) did not match the substance. It's tough to bet against the market, but very rewarding when you do so successfully.
To the people that have gained half a billion a year what are your strategies to get that big in a short amount of time? {nm} Dec 03, 10:23
Some answers... Dec 03, 10:56
Have some different answers. Here is what has worked for 2 MILL to 500 MILL in 11 Months. Dec 03, 11:56
Buy low, sell high {nm} Dec 03, 20:16
Seriously, though, 3 things Dec 05, 18:53
Go Roto! He tracks starbonds second to none! (all due respect to Kaigee) {nm} Dec 03, 22:15
+1 on the "Trading House of Ill Repute" league for great tips... Dec 05, 02:03
I mostly play Starbonds... Dec 05, 02:01
Also, quicksilver...alfpaulytd2012 made over a billion in the last 10 months (from 2million). He's a daytrading mofo!!! {nm} Dec 03, 22:18