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yes, I agree that new releases will come out in a larger quantity, but an AVERAGE of 4-5 games per offering is more like it because there are a lot of obscure games that are probably not rented often to offer a good selection for customers.
So if 20% of the games are new releases and 80% are not of 1200 offerings, then there could be
2400 New Release CDs (10 per offering) 2880 Non-new release CDs (3 per offering)
For that calculation, that comes to about 4.4 CDs per offering. So I'm just trying to say its an average. And yeah, he probably sells the extra new releases after a while once they lose their popularity.
Last Trade Price $ .10 Shares Authorized 52-Week Range High $ .122 Preferred Shares nil Low $ .001 Shares Outstanding Common Shares 900,000,000 Market Capitalization $ 44,107,145 Common Shares 441,071,449 Daily Volume (10-day) 13,730,152 Preferred Shares nil GameZnflix, Inc. CORPORATE PROFILE otcbb symbol: :: GZFX Data as of 02/06/04 closing BID .097 x .101 ASK GameZnFlix, Inc., headquartered in Franklin, Kentucky, is a rapidly growing corporation whose main focus is on marketing video games, DVDs and other entertainment products through its eCommerce websites–VeeGeez.com (a wholly owned subsidiary) and the soon to be released–GameZnFlix.com. The Company’s GameZnFlix.com website will offer DVD movies and other entertainment products–via a rental membership program as well as for sale–and provide video games via a link to VeeGeez.com.
new games come in in 40 copies and the most popular ones in even more...
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quote:Originally posted by andykupe: yes, I agree that new releases will come out in a larger quantity, but an AVERAGE of 4-5 games per offering is more like it because there are a lot of obscure games that are probably not rented often to offer a good selection for customers.
So if 20% of the games are new releases and 80% are not of 1200 offerings, then there could be
2400 New Release CDs (10 per offering) 2880 Non-new release CDs (3 per offering)
For that calculation, that comes to about 4.4 CDs per offering. So I'm just trying to say its an average. And yeah, he probably sells the extra new releases after a while once they lose their popularity.
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I found this at Forbes, it's pretty interesting but I'm not sure if it's accurate info. According to them, John Fleming is involved in 3 companies:
quote:Originally posted by tommy: I found this at Forbes, it's pretty interesting but I'm not sure if it's accurate info. According to them, John Fleming is involved in 3 companies:
quote:WESTON, FL -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 02/20/04 -- TheSUBWAY.com names Reclamation Consulting & Applications Inc. (OTC BB: RCAA) to its Stock Watch List! RCAA is new to TheSUBWAY.com, and we expect great things from this stock! Watch this company; it just announced big news, and could be a huge gainer in the short term!
Point Group Holdings Inc. (OTC BB: PGHI): Market Perform, down 5% on 7 million shares ..........
You'd think they'd have their symbol updated by now lol!
quote:Originally posted by Marcidius: What's up with this? lol....
You'd think they'd have their symbol updated by now lol!
Ha ha, I was just going to add that to this thread. Beat me to it Marcidius. Makes me not want to EVER listen to Peter Antipatis
"NOTE TO EDITORS: The Following Is an Investment Opinion Being Issued by Peter Antipatis of Capital Research Group Inc.
WESTON, FL -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 02/20/04 -- Watch Reclamation Consulting & Applications Inc. (OTC BB: RCAA). RCAA is new to TheSUBWAY.com, and we expect great things from this stock! Watch this stock, it just announced big news, and could be a huge gainer in near-term trading as market participants take notice! Other stock market standouts include:
Cybertel Communications (OTC BB: CYTP): Market Perform, down 23% on 301 million shares,
Point Group Holdings Inc. (OTC BB: PGHI): Market Perform, up 12% on 6 million shares, "
YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS IS THAT THE SUBWAY.COM AND MARKET WATCH ARE THE SAME COMPANY. BUT, THEY DON'T EVEN HAVE THEIR "FICTICIOUS" FACTS STRAIGHT! FS
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quote:Originally posted by m_h13021: Delt16, I would not be surprised if you were right on the money with your subscriber calculations. That all sounds pretty accurate. 500 hundreds subs seems about right. - Marty
You guys are wrong about your estimate.Make that...low ball estimate...10x or more.
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As far as estimates go, no one is right. People where saying it was going to pop to a quarter when the new VeeGeeZ site was released. Now people are saying the same ridiculous thing when the GamezNflix site will be released. My point is allot of people look before they buy and when they do buy and the price is not up in the sky they get pissed off. People take what you read with a grain of salt, no one know where this will be, if they did they won't be on a bulletin board making predictions that is for sure. As always do your own DD. Good luck. - Marty
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The people that said it would pop to a quarter were ignoring basic laws of motion in the stock world. Its all about market cap. The move from 6 to 12 was a double in market cap, all the market would allow. This is normal. We are set to move higher, basic TA will tell you this. Consolidation is happening now, looking for a new entry point in the coming days assuming the ascending triangle pattern holds.
Based on my TA, assuming ascending triangle pattern holds and follows through, the next breakout will be to .14-.16, with possible spike to .18.
Many of us have been here in GZFX (PGHI) land for a while, and know the movements and patterns very well. We know the MM's and who are the ax's and who are the shadows. Combine all that you know about the company, TA, and future news expectations, to make your decisions.
.25, not yet, unless unexpected fundamental occurance .15, very possible and probable off expected news
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Here are some interesting excerpts taken from an October 2002 article about Netflix and e-commerce. The article quotes Netflix spokesperson Rick Sneed and Blockbuster spokesperson Randy Hargrove:
Hollywood films are released in four stages, in order: theatrical release, video rental, premium cable, and finally free TV. Hollywood studios would not release movies for video on demand until the "premium cable" stage of this cycle, he says. In other words, after in-store rental, so VOD would have little impact on Blockbuster.
"If you look at studio profits, on a retail sale, studios make an average profit of $14 per sale," Hargrove says. "For a video on demand transaction, the studio's profit on average is $2.50 - so it would take five VOD transactions to maintain profitability. For that reason they cannot afford to cannibalize the $23 billion dollar a year video retail and rental market."
Netflix welcomes Blockbuster's competition, Sneed says. "Once they get into it, and Walmart gets into it, they're going to bring big bucks, because the only way they can go against us is to very heavily spend in marketing," he says. "All that's going to do is convince consumers this is a good way to rent movies." Furthermore, he says, Netflix's home delivery is a key difference. "Once people experience it, they learn to love it."
Netflix markets heavily. All the major manufacturers of DVD players include a Netflix offer in the box of each new unit, Sneed says. The company also markets through Best Buy and its various subsidiaries, with prominent ads for its service in the stores' DVD areas. "In many of the stores the cashier is flagged to tell you about Netflix if you buy a DVD player," he says.
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Here's a list I just found of Gamefly's top 20 rental titles in 2003:
1. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Xbox LucasArts 2. Simpsons Hit and Run Xbox Vivendi Universal 3. Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge Xbox Microsoft 4. True Crime: Streets of LA Xbox Activision 5. Soul Calibur 2 Xbox Namco 6. Jak II PS2 Sony 7. Castlevania: Lament of Innocence PS2 Konami 8. Freedom Fighters Xbox Electronic Arts 9. Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Xbox Ubi Soft 10. Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3 Xbox Ubi Soft 11. Simpsons Hit and Run PS2 Vivendi Universal 12. Brute Force Xbox Microsoft 13. Dead Or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball Xbox Tecmo 14. Return to Castle Wolfenstein: Tides of War Xbox Activision 15. Enter the Matrix Xbox Infogrames 16. Midnight Club 2 PS2 Take Two 17. Enter the Matrix PS2 Infogrames 18. The Getaway PS2 Sony 19. Madden NFL 2004 PS2 Electronic Arts 20. Final Fantasy X-2 PS2 Square Enix
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What is really crazy is not the .25 predictions, but the fact that people think that they have 50 copies of each game. If that is the case, they would have 5k or so subs. And if so, there is no reasen that this wont hit .25 soon.
That would give them around 100K $/Month in revenues. 1200000$/year, without any new subscribers. You people are nuts!
50 copies of each game lol.
I hope you are right, because if you are, .25 is low compared to where GZFX will be in a couple months.
We will see when they release their next financial statement. If they have 5k subs, the revenue will show it and this stock will move MUCH higher. They will have 1000% increase in revenues.
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Hey i posted that a couple months back!:P Doesnt matter though...we just need those numbers to keep growin, thats whatll drive this company, and down the line the PPS...GLTA the longs!
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A big factor in the success of the online rental business is... lazyness.
Like right now I have a movie due to be returned before noon at Blockbuster and there's 13 minutes left for me to go there. Will I go? Hell no, I'm too lazy and I'm playing videogames anyway! So I'll take the hit and pay the late fee!
If I was subscribed to an online Movie rental business, I wouldn't have to pay that fee and remain lazy without paying for it!
GamezNFlix is going to revolutionize the online rental industry by offering the ultimate Game/Movie combo. Remember that NO ONE has done this before!
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tommy there are a few guys who are doing the games and movies combo... but they suck and do not advertise nor are the publicly traded so raising any capital will suck for them... we are poised to be the leader in this industry unless gamefly is bought out by netflix and then .... nightmares... doubt that will happen... i hope the new site comes out soon.. and i am suprised to c u in GWDL ... never thought u would go into that kidna stock...
quote:Originally posted by tommy: A big factor in the success of the online rental business is... lazyness.
Like right now I have a movie due to be returned before noon at Blockbuster and there's 13 minutes left for me to go there. Will I go? Hell no, I'm too lazy and I'm playing videogames anyway! So I'll take the hit and pay the late fee!
If I was subscribed to an online Movie rental business, I wouldn't have to pay that fee and remain lazy without paying for it!
GamezNFlix is going to revolutionize the online rental industry by offering the ultimate Game/Movie combo. Remember that NO ONE has done this before!
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stockguyDD, I'm not investing in GWDL, I'm merely hoping to ride the pump-n-dump scheme that their management is setting up!
quote:Originally posted by stockguyDD: tommy there are a few guys who are doing the games and movies combo... but they suck and do not advertise nor are the publicly traded so raising any capital will suck for them... we are poised to be the leader in this industry unless gamefly is bought out by netflix and then .... nightmares... doubt that will happen... i hope the new site comes out soon.. and i am suprised to c u in GWDL ... never thought u would go into that kidna stock...
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I didn't know that fact. I was just estimating with what is reasonable to me 
