You people are largely ridiculous! Four things.....
1) Assuming Atwell still owns 65% of the stock (and there's no reason to believe he does not), the 'float' is approximately 1.4 million shares.
2) Forget about Stephen King. He's not buying Camelot. This is Atwell's baby. And please do not assume that Stephen King's name is enough to suddenly make this an $80 per share stock! The indy film producers probably asked and he said yes. It's as simple as that. He probably let them use it for free, 'cuz King's a liberal guy.
3) Look at the 10-K from 2010 and locate the reference to "Survival Trilogy". That, IMHO, is the REAL deal that Atwell's been hiding. My research was posted on this board, IIRC, on March 22nd (or thereabouts). There are at least three very good reasons to believe that Camelot has very close ties to Lions Gate. Incidentally, Lions Gate is behind "The Hunger Games". Also, "The Hunger Games" is based upon book one of what can be described as a 'survival trilogy'. The DVD comes out in August. It would not surprise me in the least if Atwell's deal involves Camelot's exclusive DVD distribution rights to the one title and possibly the next two in the sequence. Or it could even be a production credit that's not listed in the theatrical version but is being held in reserve for the DVD release. That would explain why we've got no SEC documentation for 2011 and 2012. Atwell isn't allowed to talk about it, not until the deal comes to fruition.
4) Three or four 'new people' just came on this board in the past 3-4 days. This usually is indicative of an upcoming pump. Since the chart needs to be reset for the eventual 'real' run, look for a small, short term pump as early as .......MONDAY!!! No guarantees, sorry.
In any event, please remind yourselves that Atwell's goal is to take this company to the NASDAQ. Ask yourself what criteria needs to be met and put yourself in Atwell's shoes. You'll see that he's on the right path.
