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Der Wienerschnitzel does $200 million in sales annually. They're sponsoring the film. The budget is going to be well over $500,000 ....
When you say "low budget", are you making things up?
Let's assume you're correct and that Rogen is the film's lead. What do you imagine this info would do to the stock price?
I'm not an expert at this, but there was a case of a bankrupt penny pharma that (upon drug approval?) had it's price increase from $0.04 to $34ish over the course of 3-4 months. Then the stock uplisted to the NASDAQ. Then the stock gradually fell back down to around $2 per share. The stock in question was VRML(Q). If you look at it's chart from 2009 to 2012, you'll know I'm approximately correct.
This *might* be the type of movement that Atwell is banking on. Would a Camelot association with Seth Rogen do it?
Stay tuned!
OK, who does this kid look like? The reason I ask is that the producer was adamant about having the kid in the movie actually look like the male lead's son. That's a tidbit I derived from our phone conversation. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Wiener-Dog-Nationals-Movie/180220868662409
Anyway, who could be this kid's father?
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4721354/resume
I think you have to rule out Steve Carell & focus upon Seth Rogen, Will Ferrell, or Adam Sandler.
What say you?
No dilution either. No news is good news!
You wouldn't have that problem with OptionsXpress, FWIW......
Actually, the settlement was in November 2011.
Why is the library still on the website?
AIUI, May 31st was the final day Camelot had any right to the film library. From June 1st onwards, a reasonable person would have expected to no longer see anything on Camelot's site associated with the titles encompassing the Liberation Entertainment library acquisition.
What happened instead? Since June 1st, ROBERT ATWELL has not been on Camelot's website!
Was there something in that lawsuit settlement that wasn't fully explained?! Could Atwell have lost ALL OF CAMELOT??? What's the deal?
Actually, it's not "falling even faster". In fact, just last week we had a period where the 'ask' was $0.20, which is EXACTLY what the 'ask' was on the day of the R/S (May 8th).
That was after about one month.
Last year, after one month the 'ask' was never $2.00, but around $0.25 or so.....
In other words, this time around, the rate of descent has slowed, as it has been doing since 2010. That is, 2010's dilution rate was less than 2009's rate. Meanwhile, 2011's dilution was slower than 2010's dilution, and 2012's dilution is (so far) slower than 2011's dilution.
As to why there was no bounce in 2011, your guess is as good as mine. I wasted $550 being wrong, though.
Keep watching this website. If somebody huge is announced as the lead, that could be the catalyst everybody's been waiting for....
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Wiener-Dog-Nationals-Movie/180220868662409
Think Will Ferrell or Seth Rogen or Steve Carell. The producer told me he wrote the script with somebody specific in mind. I'm convinced that Atwell's convinced this "star" will attach himself to the project. Otherwise, why make an effort to hold 65% of the shares?
...and speaking of websites..... Why is Atwell still not on the Camelot site? It's a curious situation.
Florida, where've you been? It seems you left for a year.
@ $2.15 you're betting against Atwell then, yes? For those Series Ds to kick in, we need a 30-day moving average of $2.50 ......
C'mon, you've known the score since at least last year.
What's going on with the ask? IMHO, it looks like a serious lack of dilution. That's very, very new for this stock.
Are we close to those Series D Preferred Convertibles?
$40 a share soon? LoL, I have my 'ask' set to $80!!!!
Who's buying @ $0.10?!
The 'ask' just jumped back to $0.20?! Any ideas why?
Thanks!
Series D Preferred Convertibles....
Assuming the price reaches a 30-day MA of $2.50 per share, how do the magic shares get into our account? Is it FINRA?
What if the price gets there but no magical shares show up in our account?
Why? What happens in November?
FWIW....
These are the bios that used to be linked to that page (in my previous post)...
http://www.camelotent.com/bio-robert-atwell.php
http://www.camelotent.com/bio-michael-kananack.html
ALSO...
Look for the "library" section of their website to be removed and/or replaced very, very soon. Per November's PR, as of today, Camelot no longer has the rights to those older titles.
Personnel changes.....
http://www.camelotent.com/company-info.php
Guys,
This is very, very recent, but could be extremely important. On this page, Atwell was normally present. He currently is not there. Is he stepping down?
What? A pump!? Old news! Check out #4.....
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=75759395
It's always good to have other people confirm my own suspicions, though.
Congratulations! You're the very first person on these boards who's claimed to have "met Atwell".
Hey, have you ever seen a scenario wherein the earnings from two separate years were combined for an equally combined MM run? I mean, let's assume earnings from 2011 were $3.8M ....based upon the number of shares (3.8m), that would be $1 per share.
However, we still do not know about the earnings from 2010.
For the sake of argument, let's assume that a further $3.8M was earned in 2010. Let us further assume that the filings from 2010 and 2011 are released on the same day. Does that mean the MMs would have to take this to $2 a share?
Thanks!
I did not. That's the situation that we were looking at PRIOR TO the reverse split. Sadly, Atwell killed it before it ever happened.
$0.60 won't give Atwell what he wants. Remember, he's after a NASDAQ deal. That means at least $1 per share for a lengthy period of time.
Besides, how would you know about the earnings valuation? And are you referring to 2011, 2010, or both years combined? Insider?
Come to think of it, could that be a further reason why Atwell has been holding back earnings for 2 consecutive years? To combine them both in one fell swoop? It seems he knows the rules for valuation & up-listing & keeping FINRA happy enough to allow him 5 reverse splits in as many years. It's just a shame Atwell didn't know the rules of trading & bounces & the computer algorithms. LoL, he killed a run from .0001 to .55! Killed it!!!
Here's a news blurb on their Facebook site....
http://www.screendaily.com/festivals/cannes/cannes-film-market/camelot-seals-scavengers-deal-with-splendid-for-german-speaking-europe/5042507.article
Do you know what's super annoying? This is easily the 30th or 40th piece regarding Camelot making a deal with somebody for rights to something. And yet, there's no news blurbs or filings which detail earnings to this point. Atwell keeps hiding the loot! Eventually, the earnings are going to have to surface.....
Five minutes remain for this Kickstarter campaign.....
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/fromagepictures/wiener-dog-nationals-the-movie-0
Three more things....
1) Do you guys see this? http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/fromagepictures/wiener-dog-nationals-the-movie-0/posts
The lead is supposed to be somebody that will inspire investors to "throw boatloads of cash at the project". At least, that's what the producer told me over the phone. Anyway, the casting announcement should come within the next 7-10 days. http://www.wienerschnitzel.com/fanclub_wienernationals.php
If you're on the East coast, you don't know who Der Wienerschnitzel is. I'll tell you this, they're a hot dog franchise that takes in $200 million in sales each year. Forget about Stephen King. He's chump change! http://www.wienerschnitzel.com/default.php
http://www.camelotent.com/news/2012/03/camelot-fromage-%E2%80%98kickstart%E2%80%99-production-on-%E2%80%98wiener-dog-nationals%E2%80%99/
2) About 3 years ago, some crazy, crazy speculator connected the dots on some research which (very tentatively) linked Camelot with the next Batman film ("The Dark Knight Rises"). Well, the movie finally comes out this July. We'll finally know if the guy was crazy or not.
3) FINRA continuously allows Atwell to reverse split. This last one was Atwell's FIFTH in as many years. If FINRA suspected a scam was involved, do you really think they'd allow more than a couple splits? I don't know what Atwell has told FINRA, but they are convinced Atwell will succeed. Please research the PR Atwell put out in January. Something about "standing shoulder to shoulder with shareholders". It explains how Atwell as acquired 65% of all shares. Bottom line, Atwell knows something. FINRA probably knows what Atwell knows.
Do what you want, but I'm holding.
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.
You need to look at the 3-year growth & fundamentals. Not of the stock, but of the business. If you only look at the stock, you'll have a very skewed idea as to future performance.
May 17th screening @ Cannes. I see now what you were trying to say.....
What, the dilution? Atwell wants NASDAQ!
It's just too bad his RS screwed up the chart/run for everybody. There's a slim chance the MMs will attempt to reset the chart, and that could happen sooner rather than later.
No run since September 2010. Are we due?
Are you suggesting a PR will be put out on the 17th? That stuff has been on their Facebook page since early last week, or maybe even two weeks ago.
Regardless, that's not enough to make the stock bounce. Then again, the penny market is completely manipulated anyway, so whatever.....
Does anybody have an ETA of upwards movement? I've been holding 630,888 shares here since May of 2009, LoL!
Why do you guys keep calling it "bulb"???
Are you expecting a bounce?
In my limited experience with sub-penny stocks, here's what I've found:
Expect an RS when a) a PR says "no plans for an RS", or b) there's no forewarning of an imminent RS. See CMGR(D).
.....however.....
DO NOT expect an RS when a) a PR specifically names a certain date when an RS has been "scheduled". See LFBG, SAVW, & SPNGQ (eventually found fraudulent).
In any event, I've never seen a stock enact more than one Reverse Split in a 10-month span. Thus, if you're looking for a post-RS technical bounce, you have a built-in window with which to plan.
Why is the "ask" @ $0.15? Is a quick bounce expected?
Only until the end of the month. After that, they lose the film library.
Upwards, nobody's made money here since September 2010! Or maybe a couple months after that.....
Do the stats suggest we're "due", or is that nonapplicable?