I dont get it. What's to be scared of?
At $.41 cents per share the street is valuing a healthy Stan Lee, his characters, his future scripts and the totality of his intellectual property rights to be worth $45 million. Excuse me? $45 million? Smart investors jump on inequities like this one represents right now.
If Disney could buy the rest of POWN for $45 million they would do it before breakfast tomorrow and kiss the sky. Putting the movie pieces together this co has to be worth somewhere between $200-600 million. Lee knows it. Lieberman and Champion know it. And obviously Disney knows it too. The three POWN insiders (who control the co.) will not sell POWN for $45 million before Blaze, Nick Ratchett and Tigress hit the screen. They've owned POWN for 9 years. There is no way they sell to Disney at a garage sale price 9 years into the hold and just 2.5 years before the anticipated blockbuster movie 'Blaze' debuts.
Of course there is risk, Paul123456. We need Blaze to be a $300+ million movie and we need a healthy Stan Lee. With those two things, it is very close to a no-brainer. Here's a workable strategy to consider. Buy the stock tomorrow at $.42 cents. When it challenges the old $.87 cent high sell half and the shares you keep have a zero cost basis. You will own "free" POWN shares before you even know the success rate of any of the three movies in production with Disney. Now it becomes a true no-brainer.
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