Share buyback by Co = talk is cheap = do it!
Insiders buying shares = yeah, go for it already.
Spin off = old news recycled for the shareholder meeting, and Helios suggests it still doesn’t even know if possible under Deleware law, which suggests they bringing it up is filler, is leading shareholders on.
M&A with big media Co = old news, old and unimplemented = tease filler. Ted has no intention to sell Helios or MoviePass. “Never give up,” you said. Ted replied he won’t.
New powerful additions to board = yeah, that might help.
Subs count increase with new plans = geez, I flippin’n hope so, don’t you? They’re lost without growth. But the same conundrum, can they afford poor service or good service which costs lots of expensive movie tickets.
Discount from theaters = doing that already! Crap filler from Ted. What are the new specifics on discounts? They have almost no partner theaters relative to the number of theaters and screens which are their so-called theater network.
Partnership with studios = already doing this. What are the developments with studio partnerships? With million(s) less subscribers, I would think some partnerships may have dried-up and/or generate much less revenue.
Profitability = profitability needed, of course. Helios’ Q3 filing says MoviePass will lose money in 2019.
MP films be hit on box office like for eg one of Bruce Willis movie = yeah, that next Bruce Willis movie might actually be a hit. Will bomb if reviews and word of mouth is weak.
Start MP in another country = you mentioned they said they are not ready, overseas on hold = not good. Overseas to me seems actual real potential. Yet, MoviePass spinoff is in doubt. MoviePass has very little money. Does not want Helios money. Helios is its near-parent company. Messy.
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