EVERY week is a good week for AMFE.
Why? Because AMFE is not an empty shell. It represents a company, and the COMPANY is doing well.
How do I know this? Because the company owns S&L, and S&L is kicking a$$.
How do I know that? Because customers keep piling in EVERY DAY. So much so that they have decided to open more stores, and recently they announced that they would open 1 store in the US. The FIRST location in the US.
Even further, they are I advanced talks to buy Morning. Do you know what that is? It’s a publishing game company that serves over 400 accounts in Europe.
Do you (not you but everyone) recognize what this implies? S&L is starting its route to penetrate ANOTHER important market, the European one. Not only that, but once the acquisition is made EVERY game made by this company will be EXCLUSIVELY distributed by us.
There is one thing that must also be pointed out. It has been discussed that S&L is uniquely positioned to discover which games will be successful games. Game designers look forward to testing their games out in S&L precisely for this reason. Now, what do you think will happen when we finally buy Morning? We will give their games (our games) some preferential treatment won’t we? We will test those games out before they are published, thereby increasing the probabilities of said game to be a success.
And this is only one game publisher that we know we are about to buy. What happens when another publisher wants to be bought by us? (As has been hinted at already) The probabilities of us launching a successful game will continue to increase.
And what happens if we publish a successful... or VERY successful game?
CHA CHING!
At the end of the day, that’s the only thing we as investors should worry about.
Is the company making money?
The answer is a resounding YES.
Will the company make more money?
Again, a resounding YES.
Why are you worried? If you fail to see this as the opportunity that it is, that’s on you. Some people will take advantage of it, and some will lament themselves for having had the opportunity and wasting it.
Whatever rocks your boat.
