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it's good as long as no one starts stacking right behind him, let seomeone getem for 46's create a base and then 5-6's should open up.
DUSS up 82% currently
We can run, just drop ETMM and 87 land is coming.
BREAKING OUT!!!!!!!
i don't even know what numbers your looking at. Those are not correct numbers.
I'm reading off of Horiyoshi's investor relations:
http://horiyoshi-thethird.com/wp/wp-content/files_mf/1313545077HHWW2011Q210Q.pdf
i'm seeing: revenue 269,288 and 153,087
look at the filing further.
Prior to June 1, 2011, the Company carried no salable inventory and shipped
manufactured goods related to purchase orders directly from Stone Corporation. At June 30, 2011 inventory consists of $539,543 of finished goods and $64,981 of work in process.
The Company maintains a perpetual inventory and report by product. This is updated daily based upon shipping and
sales reports. Due to the high style nature of the Company’s merchandise, reserves are recorded to reduce the
carrying value of slow moving, out of season, and broken style merchandise to market value and as additional cost
of sales. As of June 30, 2011, there have been no reserves made for inventory on hand.
that means from June 1st till June 30th they sold 40k of product in a one month period and that is a month before the online store even rolled out.
On June 1, 2011, Horiyoshi The Third Limited amended its License Agreement with Stone Corporation. Pursuant to
the amended license agreement the Company holds the exclusive, worldwide rights to use, and sublicense to use,
rights related to the mark ?HORIYOSHI?, and all derivatives thereof, in connection with the manufacture,
so you wonder why they lost money. it's cause they bought out there rights 100%
That's unfortunate as you are missing out on something big.
We just opened a retail store. p.r. was last week and horiyoshi doesn't just seel scarves
women's:
cashmere scarves, pants, dresses, shirts, accessories, pullovers, jackets
men's:
hoodies, dress shirts, t-shirts, sweaters, accessories
maybe watching a video of horiyoshi's new clothing for fall will help.
Dolce&Gabbana's Spiga2 carries it:
www.spiga2.dolcegabbana.com/en/horiyoshi-the-third
Horiyoshi is carried worldwide with stores selling it in: Italy, Spain, Russia, Mexico, United Arab Emirates, Germany, France, Australia, U.S., and Canada
these include multiple locations with: Saks Fifth Avenue, Harvey Nichols.
i just don't get how you can't see from a fashion/marketing perspective the caliber horiyoshi has obtained in such a small amount of time. other designers aren't carried in these stores for 10-20years into their career.
the shipment comes in 11/5
What can Horiyoshi the Third do?
To me you keep saying there's no possibility of anything. The scarves don't sell. They spend too much. They can't compete in small markets. No one will buy expensive stuff. Their store will fail. etc...
Can you name one thing at all that you like about Horiyoshi?
I saw that, 76% increase since the year before, which is great for online retail.
Did you read the statements from 10/11 or account for the fact we just opened a retail store. to me that quarter is a good sign of what's coming.
Horiyoshi Worldwide, Inc. announced its financial results for the six month period which ended on June 30, 2011. During this period, the company saw revenues increase over 2010’s results by 76%. Throughout the second quarter, Horiyoshi focused its efforts on building brand recognition, developing its distribution capabilities and designing innovative new products. Revenues for the nine months ended September 30, 2011 are projected to increase 29% over 2010’s results.
I don't think if the economy was at it's best the average person would be able to buy horiyoshi.
it's like owning a luxury car or a 10k watch. it's not suppose to be for the average consumer, but people have them
if you shop at bloomingdales/scoop/neiman's/maxfield's then horiyoshi is standard pricing
A shirt would be a few hundred bucks. suits in the couple thousand dollar range. this is a big city clothing company hence why the first shop is in the heart of london's premiere fashion area.
rent is probably 60k u.s. a month.
LOL! Horiyoshi dropped a whole new line today!
you have no clue what your talking about. show me sales numbers. not company expenditures.
do you even know what horiyoshi sells as a clothing company?
3million is not much for a clothing company of that caliber and product.
if you want to sell 1k scarves and 5k jewelry you better spend a few million because otherwise there's plenty of companies out there that do have that backing.
i enjoy the hilarity of your thought process though.
grabbing up some more shares today. obviously you won't be.
Dussault Inc Babyline for Episode 7
Dussault Inc: Saturday, November 5 at 7:30pm ET/PT/MT/CT ***Citytv Original Series***
“Ronin’s Elephants”
Jason hates the way Mashiah dresses their three-year-old son Ronin so he creates a new Dussault babies’ line. Against Mashiah’s wishes, he uses Ronin as the main model. Meanwhile, Mashiah writes and draws a children’s book dedicated to Ronin and finds out how difficult the publishing industry can be.
reference: http://rogerstvsales.ca/pr_detail.php?id=448
only 220 million left on the 2's! lol....
plus a few fake walls. i'm guessing 300million has to clear, but for a minute auto moved to 3's which was a good sign.
need some big volume to just rollover to 5-6s range.
Is this the HSN product?
ZTE Android no-contract smartphone?
ttp://electronics.hsn.com/zte-android-no-contract-smartphone-with-muve-music_p-6611851_xp.aspx?webm_id=0&web_id=6611851&sf=ec&dept=ec0373&ocm=ec|ec0373&prev=hp!sf!dept
what's sad about new product coming out? unless your upset the company is succeeding more.
1k scarves aren't as interesting as Zyndy and shorting but to me it's what matters.
you say you have a lot invested in dussault?
i don't understand why your so concerned with talking about the realities of the stock, how it shouldn't be congratulated as a company's progression, or the most pessimistic aspects when you state your overall outlook is positive?
your turning to the darkside when the reality is it's all good.
u get a c'mon man. How would their be fans in the US? No one other than use even knows about it it in the US.
they had a store on melrose in l.a. for a minute. i live in los angeles, people know about it.
why wouldn't they be small bubbles create big pops.
we're the public, feedback is always appreciated. networks eat this stuff up. have a base/then you a group/ then a following/ then control.
that is cracking me up i can't believe you guys did that.
i know, it's ok to give me double on margin....but 5 dollars and under....hate that.
think he means from the time you deposit funds till you can spend them on non-margin =)
same with me on scottrade
bid has moved up to 34's and 32's have support.
looking thin to 42
i appreciate and respect that.
i have a lot of insight in the industry. I have pitched to tv networks myself and worked on numerous realitytv shows and film projects. I've shot commercial ad campaigns and have intricate knowledge of ad agencies/marketing/pr demographics. i don't talk charts or shorting but media/tv/film is my forte.
i've met gene simmons more than once in a business type setting as well. he is highly aggressive with his outlook towards money and i'm impressed jason was able to get in with him so well. Gene is pitched constantly on clothing/marketing/branding and usually it's a massive payday on his end so I don't know what Jason did to get him on board.
If you are looking for tvinfo ask and i'll try to help. anything from budget numbers to agency's pitching.
i wish i could watch an episode so i could see end credits. that would help.
wow, it just gets old explaining all this tv stuff to people who are reading it off the internet and know nothing about television/production
i saw the reply, i also put this info up two weeks ago
real simple.
Television New Zealand, more commonly referred to, and stylized as TVNZ, is a government-owned corporation television network broadcasting in New Zealand and parts of the Pacific. It operates TV1, TV2, TVNZ7, TVNZ Heartland, TVNZ U and new media services.
actually tvnzu is a publically owned channel paid for by the new zealand government.
i saw you sneaking around on throng =)
i'd love to see a 100k i just don't see that happening till second season.
i know they seem like low numbers, but this isn't youtube.
people are watching that show for half an hour and the exposure of initial ratings is key in building reality tv followers.
unless a show has a proven international success(americanidol/xfactor/etc) a reality show must garner interest it's first season and will succeed further down the line. Any of the most popular reality shows that didn't have massive star power(and many that did) didn't truly succeed till 4-5seasons in.
Real Housewives on Bravo, Laguna Beach/The Hills, IceRoadTruckers, IronChef, TopChef....the list goes on and on.
The u.s. network deal imo even it is in the works is a least 6 months away. Networks just don't move that fast unless it's a must-do-now type situation.
plus 16 shows is more than average to shoot on a reality show. usually finale is at #13.
yes i do. mid season numbers drift. 38k is an increase of 30% from the previous week. episode3 aired with 51k.
you keep making my point for me.
On hockey night we are doing numbers other shows on the same network with the same budgets are doing on a sunday which is a major primetime viewing evening.
also there was a time slot change a day before ep4 aired from 830 to 730.
episode4 did 25k at 730
the next week episode5 did 38k at 730
think of it as a stock chart. you can't compare numbers to truereligion and dussault on pps?
why would you think like that in tv ratings?
i'm sorry, do you work in entertainment? have anything to do with media or any aspect of it in your career? are you associated with demographic and ad projections for networks?
because you might want to backup on "facts" about "fictitious worlds" you don't know much about. you might be speaking to someone with a little more knowledge in that realm than you could fathom.
you also said When you're pricing "hoodies" for $175 or more, baseball caps for $50 or more, and T's as high as they are, forget it. You're just not going to move enough product in quantity to be successful.
DUSS sold out of $1200 hoodies so maybe you're a little off in your perspective.
2's today? i think my mind is playing tricks on me. Did we find oil instead of copper?
Thank you for telling me what an article i posted says. Maybe go back and read what i stated to you originally.
but one more time. 43k on a sunday night isn't good for a premiers. we're on episode 5 on a saturday night.
why is it you understand we should transition from hockey night to another night. but don't do that comp when comparing ratings?
100,000 to 200,000 for a first season show on episode 5 of 16 in a canadian/suburban market?
your thinking way too ambitiously.
want to do comparisons, here's city's shows for sunday which should be doing at least double of dussault and world series ratings for both nights
SATURDAY
Game Three of the World Series batted 473,000 on Sportsnet.
SUNDAY
Game Four of the World Series drew 673,000 on Sportsnet
SUNDAY
City did not get off to a good start with its first Extraordinary Canadians bio; it drew 43,000. The Quon Dynasty did 57,000 at 8. Beyond Survival made it to 66,000.
38K is superb for where we are. We've seen ratings of 50k+. In your post you say need to get away from hockey night in canada. that's where we just started airing 5 weeks ago.
look at the numbers do the dd and see the larger aspect.
Think everyone here forgets the show is airing now! Share price is because people in the pinks want to make millions over night. what does it matter whether a u.s. deal comes six months from now.
The show is on, people are watching and sales are gaining momentum.
Everyone who jumped in and jumped out is going to regret that move three months from now when the first season is finishing up.
only on episode 5 of 16
who care what he says we gained 13,000 viewers. that's 13,000 more potential buyers.
add that to the other 120,000+ who have seen the show. boom.
Ratings for Episode 5! =)
38,000viewers
up 13000 from last week.
SATURDAY
Hockey Night in Canada scored 2,170,000 for a Toronto/Montreal tilt. The later Edmonton/Rangers game drew 752,000 fans.
Saturday Night Live settled back down to 378,000 viewers. Dussault, Inc. went up to 38,000 viewers on City at 7:30. A pair of CFL games drew 503,000 and 514,000 (B.C./Hamilton) on TSN. Game Three of the World Series batted 473,000 on Sportsnet.
http://www.toronto.com/blog/post/702248--the-brioux-report-ctv-wins-again-with-the-big-bang-theory-world-series-grounds-out
actually Rogers paid for the entire production, but thanks for that amazing sarcasm when i was replying to someone else.
a whole lot. who do you think's paying for the show to get made.
Profit generated by the media unit, which produces television and radio content, rose 38 percent, boosted by solid advertising and subscriber growth from its specialty sports channel Sportsnet One.
Rogers profit lifted by media business
http://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/Rogers-profit-lifted-media-reuters-1074518263.html?x=0
Rogers Communications said on Wednesday its quarterly earnings rose more than expected as a strong performance by its media unit compensated for a lackluster showing by its wireless business, Canada's largest.
Profit generated by the media unit, which produces television and radio content, rose 38 percent, boosted by solid advertising and subscriber growth from its specialty sports channel Sportsnet One.
That helped offset a 1 percent decline in profit from the wireless business. The drop reflected heavy upfront costs tied to a record number of new smartphone sales, while the average customer spent less on wireless service.
Smartphone sales may have been stronger but many customers likely were waiting for the October release of Apple's latest iPhone. Rogers is the country's largest wireless provider, with more than 9 million users.
Adjusted third-quarter net profit rose to C$485 million ($477.2 million), or 89 Canadian cents a share, from C$479 million, or 83 Canadian cents, a year earlier. Analysts had on average expected the Toronto-based company to earn 82 Canadian cents a share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
Operating revenue for the company, which owns publishing and media businesses as well as Major League Baseball's Toronto Blue Jays, rose 1 percent to C$3.15 billion. That was in line with analysts' average estimate of C$3.18 billion.
The results were released before the opening of regular trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
The average Rogers customer on a wireless contract paid C$72.08 a month in the quarter, down from C$74.47 a year earlier. Pre-paid users - who do not sign a long-term contract and typically use more basic phones - paid C$16.72, down 38 cents.
Rogers, along with Canada's other major established wireless operators, Telus and BCE's Bell, is facing pricing pressure as upstart carriers lure away value-conscious consumers.
Rogers boasts the highest wireless bills and margins in the industry, giving it more leeway to weather the current drag and leverage its high-paying customers as the industry pushes to encourage more customers to tap data on smartphones.
Rogers added 161,000 net wireless subscribers in the third quarter - consisting of 74,000 postpaid and 87,000 prepaid customers - and 64,000 cable-based customers for its television, Internet and landline telephone products.
The company said subscribers using smartphones now account for 52 percent of all post-paid contracts.
Analysts on average had expected Rogers to add at least 100,000 post-paid wireless subscribers, whose long-term contracts are typically far more lucrative than pre-paid users.
Growth in subscribers may have been limited by the new iPhone from Apple not being available before the quarter-end.
The company also said Chief Financial Officer Bill Linton will retire in the second quarter of 2012 and will be succeeded by Anthony Staffieri, who was most recently senior vice president of finance at BCE Inc.
($1 = 1.016 Canadian Dollars)
(Reporting by Euan Rocha and Alastair Sharp in Toronto, Aftab Ahmed in Bangalore; Editing by Frank McGurty)