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joz017 Member |
posted May 13, 2004 15:36
I think 0.008 was the bottom... climbing back right now!!! IP: Logged |
whizknock Member |
posted May 13, 2004 16:43
That could have been the bottom but I'm not real sure of that. I played it like it was the bottom yesterday & doubled my position at .11! I hope to sell 25% at .30 & another 25% over .50! The rest I will hold for years! ------------------ IP: Logged |
gone to the dogs Member |
posted May 14, 2004 11:40
Same here, but at .0105. Cant wait to see .30! Bettin Babe, we need some encouragement from you over here! IP: Logged |
betting babe Member |
posted May 14, 2004 11:59
DOES ANYONE REMEMBER THIS POST OF MINE? Ok, see the name George Furla? It's because of his investment & transfer of ownership that WNMI exists. Steven's best friend... Know where else that name recently appeared? So for those of you who aren't putting 2 & 2 together, I am willing to place money on this wager: It's a slow time for the modeling industry as well. You think it's bad for investors? Try being a model who works every day for a few months then sits around for a few months waiting for their work to come out. Yes, now is the time to look at FMLY. I see a close association for these two companies in the future. Yay, rah rah, go Warning!
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betting babe Member |
posted May 14, 2004 12:07
Expanding on the "don't sell now it's not the busy time yet" caveat, I took a look at Warning's SEC financial filings. It is clear that their revenue picks up in the 3rd and greatly in the 4th quarters. Such is the biz. Hold on. *yay, rah rah* (cheerleading for GTTDogs) IP: Logged |
bauer Member |
posted May 14, 2004 12:33
I got out at .013 for a 50% loss. I will get back in when it's back to .003. GLTA!!! IP: Logged |
betting babe Member |
posted May 14, 2004 13:13
.003? For a company who has done nothing but add value? Granted, the hype shot it up a little high at times, but once this company starts reporting revenue returns on all these recent contracts I think we'll see the real value reflected. You do understand that there is no additional overhead cost for Warning to make these deals? As in- they're set up, have their agents, and by creating licensing agreements they're doing nothing but adding revenues to future quarters? they have nothing further to do but profit. And grow. And make us money. JMHO. Can lead a horse to water but you cant make 'em rich...
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bauer Member |
posted May 14, 2004 14:00
Maybe so, but that means long term hold. I'm daytrading for a living now. IP: Logged |
e2brutay75 Member |
posted May 14, 2004 15:31
Anybody have any opinions or any sort of time frame for WNMI right now? I'm holding strong, and I have a little extra $ this week and I'm thinking about increasing my position. I mean I'd be a fool not to at these prices, however, I'd kind of like to find something that I could do some day trades on in the near future. WNMI is a great long term find. I just want to turn some $ over so I can increase shares. Anyone thing that this might be a good one for that?
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keithsan Member |
posted May 14, 2004 16:08
BB, you posted on the FMLY board the other day, I haven't been reading here so this may be posted but, check it out: Family Room Gets on the ``Guest List''
"Guest List Only" is a documentary of the club scene in Los Angeles that follows the lives of Los Angeles celebrities and club promoters Pantera Sarah and Paris Hilton (FOX TV's "The Simple Life"). IP: Logged |
betting babe Member |
posted May 14, 2004 16:16
Thx for the info- I hadn't read it. I'm telling ya- this is a one-hand-feeds-the-other relationship between these guys. When one flies the other will benefit, and vice versa, as they can employ each other's services and negotiate great rates for each other.
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usasail Member |
posted May 14, 2004 16:50
I will follow Betting Babe to the ends of the EARTH!!!! GREAT POST's BB quote: IP: Logged |
longfellow Member |
posted May 15, 2004 00:31
Thanks for the input, betting babe. As a part of the industry your opinions are highly valued, by myself, at least, and we're lucky to have you share them with us. As to the earlier request for opinions on the near term for WNMI, here's my take. I think we'll see a modest dip after the 10Q, as I don't anticipate it to be anything spectacular (no Paris or Malia numbers in there yet, though the lingerie bowl should be). Within a week or two (if not sooner) I am guessing we'll see a spike in the pps and renewed hype surrounding a new Paris Hilton news release, since Steve Chamberlain will be getting back on Tuesday from a visit to see her in Australia (he met with her today). That's as far on a limb as I'm comfortable prognosticating. And of course this is all just my 1/50. IP: Logged |
longfellow Member |
posted May 15, 2004 00:38
And I should add I'm very long on WNMI. I'm planning on holding at least a year, and accumulating on any significant dips as they come, barring any increases in the A/S. The current levels are a steal, IMO, given that Warning has shown its cards with the latest PR and is indeed in the licensed clothing line business (Warning licensing its own clothing line can't be seen as pure speculation anymore). IP: Logged |
betting babe Member |
posted May 15, 2004 02:11
ah, I understand now bauer, tho I still don't see why to take the loss. good luck! quote: [This message has been edited by betting babe (edited May 15, 2004).] [This message has been edited by betting babe (edited May 15, 2004).] IP: Logged |
whizknock Member |
posted May 15, 2004 12:30
I do not care if I have to wait a year or two on this thing. It will payoff. As the Babe says WNMI is not caught up in the class action which may just help to jettison them to the top. ------------------ IP: Logged |
betting babe Member |
posted May 15, 2004 18:34
Just curious longfellow, How did you know Steve was in Australia visiting Paris? Is it a carry-over from fashion week there? Thx for sharing your thoughts. It's always great to get many opinions.
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longfellow Member |
posted May 16, 2004 03:05
And I don't think it has anything to do with fashion week. Paris is down under shooting a movie. IP: Logged |
longfellow Member |
posted May 16, 2004 13:37
Hmmm, my previous post seems to be missing. I was saying that someone I know talked to Steven a few times the past week, and he passed that info on. Can't say I know it's true for sure, but this person can't afford to get a bad rap. IP: Logged |
betting babe Member |
posted May 16, 2004 14:03
k, thx. i was just wondering. and it appears that Paris was a no-show at Australian fashion week so your info is prob correct.
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longfellow Member |
posted May 16, 2004 21:59
This story came out today. What's good for Paris' career is good for Warning, even if it's just indirectly. --- Pop hunk JC Chazez predicts sexy hotel heiress Paris Hilton is destined for a glittering career in music - after being stunned by her rock chick vocals. The former 'N Sync singer offered his opinions on Paris's solo recordings after she invited him to swap ideas about the upcoming release, which is being produced by Rob Boldt - the man behind tracks on JC's solo debut Schizophrenic. The Girlfriend singer says "I'm not recording with Paris but I've talked to her about ideas for her record. Her first song's gonna surprise a lot of people - let's just say she's a rock 'n' roll girl!" Previous reports have compared Hilton's voice to Beyonce Knowles and Jessica Simpson, but Chasez says the blonde beauty has her own unique style. He adds, "I'm proud of her for being brave enough to do it, because she knows she's going to stand under a microscope and everybody's going to scrutinize the hell out of her." www$teenmusic$com/d.asp?r=68463&cat=1020 IP: Logged |
Rics1997 Member |
posted May 17, 2004 14:18
Whats going on, should I buy or is there something I am missing here. Back under a penny? Rick IP: Logged |
richnessforeveryone Member |
posted May 17, 2004 15:27
I sold today for a little loss...... Perhaps I can buy back at 0.005 soon. [This message has been edited by richnessforeveryone (edited May 17, 2004).] IP: Logged |
longfellow Member |
posted May 17, 2004 17:30
quote: I don't know of any rational basis for the current pps, so I'd say it's a steal right now. Market cap of $4.5 million, for a company like this? That's outrageously low, when you factor in just the rev's we already know about, much less future potential and whatnot. I'd be surprised if we're sub-penny for very long, and if we are, I'll be accumulating a lot of shares, unless there's some sort of massive dilution or an asteroid wipes out California. IP: Logged |
betting babe Member |
posted May 17, 2004 20:52
CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT UPDATE I'm posting updated info on the Federal class action lawsuit against modeling agencies. This is the Federal suit only, as the NY State suit is not expected to go to court until end 2004/beginning 2005. HOWEVER, what could affect Warning long-term is if modeling agencies lose the lawsuit and are found guilty. The government could rule that modeling agencies can only charge models 10% commission instead of the now-standard 20% commission, lowering the revenues of all agencies. In Warning's benefit, if the judgment goes against the agencies involved, it could strengthen markets outside the fashion nucleus of NYC, namely LA, where Warning is based, and bring them more clients & therefore revenues. THE FEDERAL CLASS ACTION ANTI TRUST CASE BEGINS JURY SELECTION IN 2 WEEKS Agencies named in the suit: Plaintiffs (models) allege that defendants, throught their membership or associations with others..of the modeling industry's trade association, IMMA (now called MMC), had the opportunity to, and did indeed, fix prices.., terms and conditions of models' employment, and the manner in which to structure their businesses (as mgmt companies rather than employment agencies). That's the gyst of the Federal suit. Again, not sure how this affects Warning, if it will at all, but when you read about it in the news, remember that it only targets the defendants mentioned above. Which is exactly why, when asked if there are any other modeling agencies to invest in, I answer at this juncture, NO. Just keeping the board informed, [edit: sorry, there is no link to this information that I know of for public viewing, so take it as hearsay, for what it's worth] [This message has been edited by betting babe (edited May 17, 2004).] IP: Logged |
longfellow Member |
posted May 17, 2004 21:21
Hey longs, want to see something interesting? Go to the Berlin stock exchange board (www berlinerboerse de) and put in the symbol for Warning (RZB). Then pull up a chart to see how far back it goes. Amazing how the drop in pps happens the very next day after listing, and practically ever since, isn't it? Warning was listed the day after the Paris Hilton news broke, and began falling within 24 hours. This gives support to the following types of PR's from other companies: Andrew Benson, President DataMEG Corp. states, "We have noticed a constant selling pressure on the Company's equity at or around the same time this listing appeared on the Berlin Exchange. We will continue with our investigation to determine how such a transaction occurred and who solicited and authorized this listing transaction without the Company's consent." IP: Logged |
longfellow Member |
posted May 17, 2004 21:22
FWIW I emailed that to Bonar and Chamberlain, including an attached pic of the chart: <b> This gives further credence to the many companies that are complaining about listing in Berlin and the associated short selling, such as this recent PR from DTMG: Andrew Benson, President DataMEG Corp. states, "We have noticed a constant selling pressure on the Company's equity at or around the same time this listing appeared on the Berlin Exchange. We will continue with our investigation to determine how such a transaction occurred and who solicited and authorized this listing transaction without the Company's consent." I'll let you know if he sends an informative reply beyond "thank you we're looking into it." IP: Logged |
betting babe Member |
posted May 17, 2004 21:34
That was smart thinking longfellow. Thx for looking out for us. Curious to see the response. Why is this suddenly such an issue with so many stocks? ~BB
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longfellow Member |
posted May 17, 2004 21:46
I don't know why it's suddenly happening to so many companies, apart from guessing that one or several groups decided to get gutsy and make all these unauthorized listings. They are stealing boatloads of cash from U.S. companies and investors. I know the Secret Service is looking into this, I hope they nail somebody soon. On the plus side, we probably never would have had the chance to buy these stocks at such cheap levels if they hadn't pulled these shenanigans. So, I continue to accumulate. But I'll be glad when WNMI gets delisted.
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longfellow Member |
posted May 17, 2004 22:08
quote: Thanks for keeping us informed, betting babe! It seems to me that the lawsuit, overall, is a positive thing for Warning. Lots of big names could be looking for new representation soon. (By the way, I'm sure you know this...do the big names typically have 12 month contracts, or how does that work? Like Vendela, Stephanie Seymour, Rachel Hunter, etc. at Ford?) And even if a 10% ruling was enacted, I'm not expecting the lion's share of Warning income to come from those fees. If we're lucky, at least some of the licensing deals will pan out and likely be the primary sources of revenue. IMO. IP: Logged |
betting babe Member |
posted May 17, 2004 22:22
Warning is a multi-media cross over agency, thereby repping models for more than just modeling work, and with their involvement in so many businesses, the modeling will soon be just a small source of revenue. But don't underestimate revenue of models who work daily. If the agency has 30 models working on a given day @ an average day rate of $2500 per day, that's a $15000 commission per day form models and an extra $15000 from clients premiums. 30 grand a day is nothing to sniff at in profits, but that's provided they keep their models working. I can't see an agency signing a model for under a 2 year contract. Typically, it's 5 years if the agency wants to keep them. Me personally, I'm under five year contracts with my agencies, automatically renewable unless a party cancels within 30 days of the end of the contract.
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longfellow Member |
posted May 17, 2004 22:35
quote: Thanks. I wonder, with Elite putting itself up for sale, whether those models have the choice of terminating their contracts if and when their agency is sold. Do your contracts say anything about that, do you recall? [This message has been edited by longfellow (edited May 17, 2004).] IP: Logged |
betting babe Member |
posted May 17, 2004 22:48
I've never known a model to have a problem getting out of a contract. Dont show up for work, there is no shoot. What are they gonna do, drag you into the photo studio? Model walk on their contracts all the time. this biz is completely unprofessional. But fact of the matter is, working models don't walk, and so if a model wants to leave, they probably aren't working, so the agency is in breach of their contract, cuz they are supposed to get a model work. It's all arguable, but the President's neice seems to feel Elite is still good enough for her. It's just a way for Elite to avoid paying up on judgements against them. IP: Logged |
longfellow Member |
posted May 17, 2004 23:34
quote: Ah. Well then, I suppose that's good, if some decide they want to come our way. I've never worked in a field in which contracts are so easily broken. Breach of contract spells lawsuit city in the areas I've worked. IP: Logged |
gone to the dogs Member |
posted May 18, 2004 09:06
quote: --------------------------------------------- All right! Thank you again for all of your insight. IP: Logged |
longfellow Member |
posted May 18, 2004 12:51
Bonar said he's expecting to take a position on the Berlin exchange by the end of the week, that legal people are looking into it now. I know which "position" we're in right now in terms of Berlin. But I won't make those kinds of references here. IP: Logged |
theprofit Member |
posted May 19, 2004 12:09
Starting to bounce off low of .085. watch it. IP: Logged |
Bob Frey Member |
posted May 19, 2004 12:10
Moving on supposed rumer Paris is buying them... Fat chance... IP: Logged |
Vinny Member |
posted May 19, 2004 12:18
This thing is flying....Everyone put in a buy order!!! Oh yeah I have a buy order in right now IP: Logged |
theprofit Member |
posted May 19, 2004 12:18
if that rumor was true I would be worried. I don't have much faith in Paris' business skills, especially after watching an episode of simple life. Unless she appoints her dad as president! IP: Logged |
Vinny Member |
posted May 19, 2004 12:19
I wouldn't expect her to be in charge of the business side of things...she would just be a face for the company IP: Logged |
betting babe Member |
posted May 19, 2004 12:23
um, she already is pretty much the face of the company, under contract.. what did she do buy herself out? HEAH! IP: Logged |
Bob Frey Member |
posted May 19, 2004 12:33
Called the company reception knows nothing about it. IP: Logged |
betting babe Member |
posted May 19, 2004 12:37
shhhh bob... i put in my sell order, let 'em keep buying ;-) maybe the receptionist is a temp? yeah, that must be it... LOL
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Vinny Member |
posted May 19, 2004 12:44
what's your sell order at?? IP: Logged |
will Member |
posted May 19, 2004 16:03
Closed nice, at .012, up .003, HOD. IP: Logged |
blue_in_MI Member |
posted May 19, 2004 20:47
from AB: Today a Long White Candlestick formed. Buyers were aggressive and the buying pressure was strong. Be careful, this may be a potential turning point! The last two candlesticks formed a Bullish Engulfing Pattern. This is a bullish formation that marks a potential change in trend, and indicates that the bulls have sized control from bears. IP: Logged |
whizknock Member |
posted May 19, 2004 22:00
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whizknock Member |
posted May 19, 2004 22:13
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Booty Quest Member |
posted May 20, 2004 08:20
Let's see if this works. I'll put a few spaces that need to be deleted after pasting this url. http://d ancesw ithb ulls/viewtopic.php?t=5601 IP: Logged |
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