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oneinamillion

04/24/06 1:46 PM

#156661 RE: SilentDeath #156655

Netflix Marketcap and GZFX Marketcap analysis-As you can see are very undervalued per this analysis. Best Buy relationship got cooking early 2001. The rest is history.

Netflix Historical Revenues each year
1997 0 revenues
1998 1.3 million revenues
1999 5.0 million revenues,120 thousand subscribers
2000 36 million revenues, 300 thousand subscribers
2001 76 million revenues, 500 thousand subscribers
2002 153 million revenues, 1 million subscribers
2003 272 million reveunes, 1.5 million subscribers
2004 506 million revenues, 2.6 million subscribers
2005 680 million revenues, 4.2 million subscribers

Netflix Historical Marketcaps each year
2002 Private to Public Company
2002 458 million =22,890,491 sh x $20 shp
2003 1.7 billion = 51,311,000 sh x $34 shp (adj for 2:1 split)
2004 688 million = 52,861,415 sh x $13 shp (Temp Drop yearend)
2005 1.7 billion = 55,374,583 sh x $30 shp
PLus, they have 10,000,000 shares in warrants,etc=So market cap is understated by $300 million dollars per 10K.

Current Marketcaps: As of April 20th,2006-
NFLX Market cap 55 million shares @ 31= 1.7 billion
GZFX Market cap 3.8 billion shares @ .009 = 34 million

34 million vs 1.7 billion-answers the questions or concern on stock price. Netflix's marketcap is 50 times higher than us. Even if double shares outstanding only 68 million market cap.

Obviously, Best Buy relationship supplied a tremendous amount of benefits for Netflix. The CC deal could do the same for GZFX and opening other doors for GZFX partnerships.




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xanadu

04/24/06 1:48 PM

#156664 RE: SilentDeath #156655

My information may not be totally correct, Actually NF had began on it's own and marketed it's service pretty effectively, in fact went on board with CC with 100k or more subscribers. They switched to BBI as BBI bought into the company giving them the capital to run with the ball. As I recall they had about 200k subscribers when they went to BBI. BBI did really push them. Banners on the outside of stores and so on.