Oh, Kimble. Only YOU provide misinformation in your postings. You have only opinions yet you fail to post that they are your opinions. Nothing you say is based in any fact. Anyone can go back over your postings and see that most of what you say is conjecture and musings with tiny bits of truth sprinkled in order to APPEAR credible. The only correct thing you have said here is that there is no CFO. If anyone has any questions about the financials of the company, I suggest you call the company and ask who is responsible for filing the numbers - I guarantee you there is an actual person (or two) who are responsible for the financials and who deal with PCBOA-approved audit firm to supply the basis for these filings. And while we are at it, to clarify: Quarterly filings by all public companies are reviewed and approved by auditors before being made public. The audit standards are slightly different between quarterly and annual filings but the auditors MUST give their consents for EVERY 10-Q filed. Again, you are giving misinformation.
And while I'm here, I'd like to clarify the point that you continue to MISINFORM people about box office bonuses on Cowboys & Aliens, and while perhaps a moot point at this stage in the game, this was very real at the time the original information was posted. Platinum was not required to make their Option/Acquisition deal with DreamWorks public but I assure you and all posters, that there were indeed bonuses on top of the $2MM acquisition fee tied to box office milestones. The milestones were in the $250MM Domestic/$500MM Worldwide range and it appears that those numbers will now not be reached but when I posted that information on this board in April, 2010 as final casting was started (casting that, at that time, was about to include previously unannounced Harrison Ford), the possibility of box office bonuses were thought possible by all parties involved. This was not a lie, mistruth or anything but accurate.
YOU have continued to spread lies and innuendo about this company on this board and this is one perfect example. You kept telling posters that B.O. numbers were not important to Platinum but, in fact, quite the opposite: Box office numbers have always been important in the grander scheme of things. Good domestic box office dictates international marketing spend, which in turn, begets better international box office numbers. All of those numbers dictate whether or not a sequel, prequel or other spinoff film would be prudent. Those numbers also dictate the marketing support from the studios on merchandising. So yes, Kimble, box office numbers on a tentpole feature film, especially one that is a potential franchise, are ALWAYS important, contrary to your OPINION.
While you claim to be knowledgeable in the ways of the OTC and penny stock market world, and while you have claimed to make millions in profits, you are obviously not in the entertainment industry. I suggest you keep your comments restricted to facts on what you know and label your opinions as that, merely conjecture. You have made enough comments on this board and on others, that when taken on the aggregate, show a very clear agenda. It is definitely intended to inform - unfortunately, your information appears to be intentional misinformation on a consistent basis.
Good luck to you.
-Brian
