Sandguy:
Thanks for the Kiplinger link. I had not read it until now. It is recommended reading for everyone. What the Kiplinger article failed to say is that when "Lady in White" was released, the NSKY stock price went up to between 10 and 15 cents, and, by all accounts, "Freak Talks About Sex" is a better movie. Again, based on past performances, going to 10-15 cents/share with the announced distribution could be conservative. Probably 15 to 20 cents is more realistic. And one-third of all profits to New Sky, with production costs already covered, sounds like a nice position to be in with "Freak..."
But also on the positive side are the two major projects waiting in the wings, which, by the interest shown, are expected to be much bigger than "Freak...".
We have discussed "Face Value" on numerous occasions, with its pending financing deal and interest from the Hollywood A-list, as well as Daily Variety. The same applies to "The Hell Candidate", which also has good news pending, according to NSKY CEO Carl Reynolds. In fact, all three projects have good news pending, with no interim PRs that pump but don't happen. Reynolds won't do that.
What we have gotten into here is a real company on the ground floor that has just begun to move to the penthouse. Good recognition even before "Freak..," is released, due to the burgeoning success of its stars. Daily Variety and heavy-hitter financing companies interested in "Face Value," and owning the rights to "The Hell Candidate", which is also luring huge interest.
Of course, I guess anything could happen with any investment but, for the life of me, I can't find a downside to this one. And I truly believe we will all enjoy the elevator ride to the top.
Again, everyone, do your own DD and see if you don't agree with me. TAR.
Donster |
