HOLLYWOOD STOCK EXCHANGE
THE ENTERTAINMENT MARKET
THE ENTERTAINMENT MARKET
The late Soupy Sayles used to have a Tag line that went ...."So what do we mean by that?" "Yeah what DO we mean by that? ' For the newer
players, all of the below "Bucket List" potentials may have certain price movement ...or not.
Example.... ASTAR is selling at 20 and the TAG is 40. If ASTAR is "Bucket listed' that is, eligible for delisting due to inactivity, then the StarBond might delist at TAG for a 20 point gain sometime after being inactive for 3 years. There is no guarantee, but it is a possibility.
On the other hand, a lot of the inactives have moved away from the TAG, especially those who drifted downward, and might continue the downward drift. This is fueled by players with small ports selling off the StarBonds which have no upcoming adjusts. Nothing wrong with that strategy, expecially if you need the cash elsewhere.
On another hand, if ASTAR gets attached to a new film, an eventual adjust in this case will generally push the new TAG at least equal to or higher than the old TAG, if the movie coming out of the TAG had very little box office, so the StarBond in this example would rise towards the TAG, whether due to inactivity delist, or a potential adjust. But of course, not necessariy. You have to pay attention.
On still another hand, some perfomers get attached to movies that then remain in Developement Hell and the potential adjust just never happens.
So on the other hand, as Teyve says in Fiddler on the Roof....THERE IS NO OTHER HAND.
The lists below do not scream at you to buy, or short, or whatever, just be aware. At some point, I will try to put some percentage differencs to these StarBonds to give a sense of priority. But in no case is there any guarantee of any of them ever being delisted for inactivity.
Whew.....
