Replies to post #9004 on Valcom Inc (fka VLCO)

[leandro213]

I believe ValCom gets the label cut, and Young MC gets the artist cut and according to this:

http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/2010/how-much-do-music-artists-earn-online/

ValCom gets nearly 60% (or 0.53 cents) for an iTunes track download, the artist gets less than 10% and Apple gets the rest. In fact if you look at the graph closely you will see that iTunes is the method which gives the most to the label, so they made a wonderful choice.

So 100,000 downloads is $53,000 from just this single. It will most likely get more as I have seen horrible songs from unknown artists sell tens of thousands which left me scratching my head.

Multiply that by the 50 singles they want to pump out and the 2 albums at $5.35 per sale and this is looking great.

Remember this is all aside from My Family TV and all their other ventures.

We are golden, and at these prices, it's a no brainer buy and hold.

[trademeister]

Earnings: Assuming VLCO is not going to use its own
production facilities and the income you project will end up to be
somewhere in the $400,000 range: For the company to
have earnings of .01 per share it must have revenues
somewhere in the $1,600,000 range (based on current 160 mil.)
At a modest 20 PE we would then have a PPS of $.20.
So this profit center alone has the potential to
get us 25% of those earnings.
Now if you list all the additional revenue
possibilities the film and audio library will generate for VLCO
and the ever-increasing My Family Network advertising revenues
(expected to increase 50% once New York and other major markets come on stream),
you can sense that the cumulative result
will result in earnings that will certainly exceed .01 per share.
And how many pinkies do you know that have
positive earnings?
One Final Note: Due to the emergence of internet streaming media
our earnings calculations and projections could turn out to be
very conservative. JMO