Goliath Film & Media Holdings (GFMH)

[Dyson]

GFMH is an explosive monster run this morning. Movie time!

GFMH be a new Monster run of the week: Please make sure you pay a very close attention on this one starting today.
GFMH has been quiet for certain purposes and now it is letting out of the gate starting with the CEO interview last night to mark a new beginning with the Street: Technically good momentum signals are there, combined with fundamental value here could make it skyrocket.

The most attractive contents in the entertainment world today are related to personal faith and culture! Indeed, while mega companies like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon and others are battling for market share in the subscription movie and television re-run market, GFMH is quietly exploiting lucrative niche distribution markets with “personal-cultural” contents.

The company has estimated that the largest niche market, faith based, could easily sustain a monthly subscription of $4 and attain 500,000 subscribers within 24 months; that would produce annual revenues of $24 million or a valuation of $54 million based on industry comparison, or about $.80 per share based solely on streaming video; a higher valuation can be justified from traditional distribution channel revenue.

This could be a multiple bagger as it could be a new winner in the video industry and especially continuous, strong PR programs will be starting from this point, creating enough pressure to push forward its share price. I hope you won’t miss this special opportunity to make huge profit from here!

DO not miss the rally this morning!
The CEO radio interview last night is quite impressive: http://stocktraderstalk.com/stt-radio-gfmh-ceo-interview-04102012

The CEO interview is the catalyst for a new momentum that you should catch!

When people are stressed out of the pressure of life and the economic downturn, they watch TV more and want to indulge in it whenever they can to get out of their monotonous routines of life and they want to be culturally and personally enjoyable!

I am truly excited about this company because I think I've found a unique business that is at the right place, at the right time, with the right products, and I’ve caught it just as its poised to rocket upward. Be ready to catch a very big rally in the morning to profit!

GFMH will specialize in licensing quality films. Goliath also intends to develop screenplays with the intent of outsourcing the production, and locking in the distribution rights to the films produced through the Company's development efforts. Goliath plans to license films domestically and internationally, through a wide distribution network to include major exhibitors, distributors and television networks.

This is a very exciting opportunity and a very unique one that is currently sitting at the right place, at the right time. The company has the right products, the right niche market, and it is in the position to skyrocket.

I have seen this “hot” entertainment sector explode again and again. I've seen stocks start out at pennies per share and catapult to almost triple digits. Many individuals are making money in this sector and you can too because the international market is choosing a personal needs on the culture and the language and the religion where as their entertainment channels of choice and the “personal-cultural” awareness of the younger population is catching on today, at the moment!

This company has ethnic and minority demand on an English focused language which has an upward trend; and, in some cases, the upward trend is sharp.
Traditionally this entertainment sector has been explosive and GFMH is right on the niche.

Let me tell you why?

Hollywood has always ignored Flyover America. According to Gallup, over 40% of Americans are frequent churchgoers. There are hundreds of local religious stations that cater to them. That's millions of families that want to see more family and Christian friendly movies, families that would be happy to pay $3-5 per month for unlimited streaming access to uplifting programming.

Good quality movies which, like tens of thousands of movies which have only a narrow audience, are literally gathering dust. Unlike the properties which the big guys are all chasing, these movies that can be licensed for distribution for little or no cash up front.

The same goes for other niches such as ethnic minority and foreign language immigrant audiences. Goliath can re-license these movies for cable/satellite distribution, international distribution and on their own streaming website under development.

GFMH is snapping up television and movie properties in niche markets, focusing on faith-based, educational, ethnic/minority properties, and independent films.

GFMH just acquired 1500 educational (English as a Second Language and mathematics) videos produced at a cost of millions of dollars by public television. Since there are over 300 million people studying English in Asia alone, the market for these videos and others in Goliath's acquisition pipeline is staggering.

The film industry is booming but needs new initiatives!

The film distribution industry is rapidly changing. The old model was for initial theatrical release, followed by DVD sales and rentals, then television and international distribution. Second and third tier films went directly to limited DVD and then distribution, or in many cases, were never distributed. There exist tens of thousands of films just gathering dust in the hands of their owners or film libraries.

In the industry, about 62% of total revenues are derived from domestic distribution and 38% from foreign distribution. DVD sales and rentals have historically accounted for nearly half of total revenues, with the remainder of revenues primarily from theatrical releases and then from cable/television distribution.
Viewers are abandoning DVDs in favor of streaming media. Netflix, Blockbuster, Huluplus, Amazon and others offer unlimited streaming content for under $10 per month. Lion's Gate Movies and Crackle.com (owned by Sony) offer a limited selection of licensed content for free, and a host of illegal file sharing sites offer movies for viewing or download. The free licensed sites only generate limited revenues through advertising. As in the early stages of the dot.com boom, content providers know they must have an internet presence: they are just unsure how they can derive revenue from that presence.

According to Sandvine, entertainment applications account for 60% of peak downstream traffic; Netflix alone accounted for 32.7% of peak traffic (reported October 27, 2011).

Netflix, whose operations consist of DVD rental and streaming. For the nine months ended September 30, 2011, Netflix had sales of $2.3 billion, and gross profit of $864 million or about 37%. After R&D, marketing, G&A and interest, net income was $191 million or about 8% of sales. Total US subscribers at the end of September 2011 was 23.8 million.

Netflix typically leases content on terms of 6 months to 5 years; in fact, content acquisition is by far Netflix's biggest user of cash. Netflix discloses that it expects its customer mix to migrate from DVD rentals to streaming. The Netflix shareholder letter of January 25, 2012 discloses that the average member views 30 hours per month. Netflix trades on the NASDAQ GS for about 29 times earnings. On an annualized $3 billion a year in revenues, the market capitalization of Netflix is about $6.8 billion, or about 2.25 times revenues.

Netflix provides a rotating selection of the most accepted film genres. Most of the films available are not within the box office blockbuster category; emphasis is on older, well received movies and a wide selection of "B" movies. Netflix has proven that the consumer does not mind watching less than stellar quality movies if it is convenient.

Amazon has recently announced a web video deal with Viacom in competition with Netflix, to add to Amazon's Prime Instant Video service. It can be seen that the big players are all looking to take a piece of this space.

What Makes GFMH Special?

Let’s take a look at its strategic plan!

GFMH currently has a limited number of titles in its library, but is engaged on an aggressive acquisition program. There are tens of thousands of motion pictures which are literally gathering dust in vaults. Goliath intends to build up its inventory to over 100,000 films and then aggressively market these films for distribution, focusing on the television market (including foreign) and opening its own streaming video site.

Strictly speaking, Goliath owns the distribution rights, for which it typically receives about 30% of net revenues. As a result of its strategy of obtaining distribution rights, Goliath avoids requiring the huge cash inputs needed by Netflix and similar competitors. Goliath does not plan to rival Netflix or Amazon or any of the "brick and mortar" distribution companies in terms of size.

Instead, Goliath develops and distributes films in the niche markets of faith-based and family-oriented movies, socially responsible minority, low budget horror and educational. The largest of these is the faith based market, primarily consisting in the United States of evangelical Christians and other churchgoers, who are looking for content of uplifting, family safe movies.

About one-quarter to one-third of the US population considers themselves to be evangelical Christians. In an overlap with another proposed niche, a high percentage of the African American community identifies itself as Christian.

Management believes that a significant portion of the US Christian community will be interested in purchasing DVDs of faith based films and even more so, payment of a modest monthly subscription fee for faith-based content. Furthermore, the faith-based community has always been attractive for affinity and word of mouth marketing, reducing marketing costs.

Because Goliath owns distribution rights, rather than ownership, it reduces its capital needs substantially. Management believes that its critical mass of motion pictures will make it a highly credible player at all major film shows in 2012.

Goliath can also begin to build its own video streaming site, at scalable hardware and software costs. The revenue model could be a low monthly subscription price or sponsored advertising.

The company will produce annual revenues of $24 million or a valuation of $54 million based on industry comparison, or about $.80 per share based solely on streaming video; and while trading at only $.20, GFMH is setting up to be an investment opportunity that is going to bring you a great deal of cash if you jump at the right time.
It is could be a 4 bagger soon!
This is exciting because GFMH has only been trading very recently and, while it has been silent on the OTC market, it will take long for it to become noticed from this point. It has been a promising investing opportunity sitting practically dormant, just waiting for investors to jump.

This morning GFMH is letting out of the gate that will start raising eyebrows. The niche market of GFMH was already showing strong growth; and now here the with big CEO INTERVIEW just a few hours ago and it could send this stock soaring into the double digits.

With the CEO interview spread out on forum, GFMH is in a position to SOAR!!! Stockholders are being encouraged by Barchart.com to hold because the stock is climbing. In the meantime, those that haven't gotten in on the action yet need to in order to profit from the growth. Again, stockholders are holding on to their stocks and watching it grow. Some smart ones will know what to do with GFMH from here!

I think GFMH is poised for a huge breakout to skyrocket VERY SOON which is why I am alerting it. Momentum is gaining as investors turn their attention to the company, which is already operating in an attractive industry with proven growth potential. With the CEO Interview just coming out, I think GFMH is ready to explode from today!

For more info on GFMH: www.goliathfilmandmediainternational.com