How fascinating, you guys really do watch this stuff minute by minute, don't you? That's fine and all; however, a message to Mark:
Forget this penny stock stuff and stick to the parameters of entertainment business. Don't be tempted to put out PR for PRs sake to impress people who are looking daily at your stock price. You know if you put out PR too often and too desperately everyone in entertainment will see you as a wanna be wind bag. Talks a lot, offers nothing. Titillate behind the scenes as much as you want, but only go PR when the news is VERY big and VERY solid. You know that!
On another note; Justin Timberlake fell from 12th to completely off the Forbes list. They said it was because he wasn't doing any tours. Now is the time to approach him with a business plan.
He's an actor as well as singer. He doesn't have the time for a full blown tour if he's taking his acting career seriously. You can offer him both concert and film (if you seen his stuff he's actually a very good actor and should be an asset to your film). Most importantly you can offer him stock. You probably have this August concert wrapped up so talk to his people and see if he's interested and perhaps you can book an early September event.
Think little, do little. Think big and then you understand the meaning of success.
Arctic Frost
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