Family Room 767727!! Kursvervielfachung möglich!
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bei dieser Aktie ist absolut alles möglich - die chancen sind höher einzuschätzen als die risiken... hab mir soeben ein paar stücke zugelegt
mehr infos zu dieser aktie unter www.bigcharts.com kürzel: fmly
Exchange: OTCBB
Market Cap: 6.17 Million
Outstanding Shares: 88.1 Million
52 Week Hi / Low: $0.05 / $0.14
Price February 4, 2005 $ 0.07
FMLY Recent Stock Quote and News: Click Here
Information As Of February 4th, 2005
'FMLY announced that for the first quarter of Fiscal Year 2005, revenues have increased by 731% over the same quarter of 2004. Revenues for the first quarter of 2005 totaled $975,557, up from $133,500 for first quarter 2004.'
Overview
FMLY is involved with several movies scheduled for production or release in 2005. This will be by far the most productive year in the history of FMLY.
"The Amityville Horror," which FMLY’s Randall Emmett and George Furla co-executive produced, will be the first movie released this year and will be distributed by MGM/Dimension Films
Investment Highlights
Announced that for the first quarter of Fiscal Year 2005, revenues have increased by 731% over the same quarter of 2004. Revenues for the first quarter of 2005 totaled $975,557, up from $133,500 for first quarter 2004. In addition, this increase in revenues is an increase of 1409% over fourth quarter of Fiscal Year 2004, which had revenues of only $69,233.
Net Income was $44,719 for the first quarter 2005, compared to a Net Loss of ($549,891) for the same period of Fiscal 2004.
Recently announced that John Travolta had signed on to star in "LONELY HEARTS", a picture EFF is producing with a third party.
Announced that it has fully paid off its debt contracted through its line of credit with its banking facility thereby strengthening its balance sheet.
Announced that it has received funding from institutional and accredited investors, with net proceeds to the Company of $1,744,290.
"A LOVE SONG FOR BOBBY LONG" world-premiered at the Venice Film Festival. The Pic stars John Travolta and Scarlett Johansson and was executive produced by FMLY’s Randall Emmett and George Furla.
“THE AMITYVILLE HORROR” has completed principal photography and is now in post-production.
"Edison" starring Morgan Freeman, LL Cool J, Justin Timberlake and Kevin Spacey is scheduled to be released in 2005.
Announced that principal photography began on the Steven Seagal action movie, titled "TODAY YOU DIE".
Announced that it has completed principal photography on motion picture entitled " THE TENANTS", starring Dylan McDermott (TV's THE PRACTICE) and Snoop Dogg (STARSKY AND HUTCH).
“SUBMERGED” starring Steven Seagal has completed principal photography and is now in post-production.
The Company is in active development of “THE CONTRACT” for two time Academy Award nominee, Bruce Beresford, to direct.
"MICRONAUTS” which is based on the 1970s and 80s toy line and featured in almost 200 Marvel Comics issues, is in active development.
“ROOM SERVICE” based on the novel by Beverly Brandt, is in active development.
“RIN TIN TIN” based on the true story of the abandoned puppy found a World War I battlefield, is in active development.
Announced that its wholly owned titles, "AFTER SEX" and "HELD FOR RANSOM" have completed their first cycle of distribution within the United States, and all rights (including the television and the home video/DVD rights) are now available for re-licensing by Emmett/Furla Films.
Also in the early stages of development is "THE ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN" which Emmett and Furla will produce with Ilya Salkind (Superman I, II, III).
good luck at all
mfg istvan4
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Was hat es mit den riesigen umsätzen (alle zu 0,071 $) heute auf sich???
jetzt schon 1,2 Mio gehandelter aktien...
@brokeboy
erstmal müssen die filme anlaufen, dann müssen die geld einspielen und dann hast du deine Fundamentalzahlen.
Wenn es soweit ist, sollte der kurs aber schon deutlich höher stehen.
wenn man denkt, dass das unternehmen einen quartalsumsatz von fast 1 Mio$ gemacht hat und einen börsenwert von lediglich knapp 7 Mio $ und noch dazu gerade den break even geschafft hat... sollte der börsenkurs eigentlich um einiges höher stehen, doch das ist nur eine frage der zeit!!!! filme sind genug in der pipeline...
die aktie sollte einen guten boden bei 0,06USD haben und der weg kann eigentlich nur nach norden gehen! sl nicht vergessen
good luck at all
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Handelt sich hierbei ja um Filmindustrie. Wenn es zum Totalverlust kommen sollte, werde ich es verschmerzen.
Allerdings hab ich nichts zu verschenken und glaube, wenn ich mir mal deren Internetseite ansehe, daß ich nichts falsch gemacht habe. Bin zu 0,072$ drin gewesen und habe bisher nach abzug aller gebühre 16% in einer Woche gemacht. Wenn ich dann noch davon ausgehe, daß der nächste Film nicht Flopt, kann ich mir auch nicht vorstellen ( Steven Seagal, bin zwar kein Fan von dem), dann kann der Kurs nur gegen Norden gehen.
Ich sach nur, moderate Produktionskosten bei moderaten Gewinnen für die Filme.
Wenn wie gesagt der nächste Film nicht vielleicht sogar ein Blockbuster wird, dann gehe ich mindestens von 0,15$ für den Kurs aus, eher noch höher.
Aber Filmindustrie ist wohl immer Risikokapital.
Für mich klare Empfehlung " spekulativ Kaufen"
Und zu der US Corp. sage ich nur, da schürfe ich lieber selbst.
Beide Aktien hatten schon ihren Zwischenspurt, kann also von da, wo sie jetzt sind auch ganz schön Bergab gehen.
Bei Family Room sind wir ja schon fast am Boden, da leg ich mir lieber die ins Depot und bleibe ruhig.
Gesunder Schlaf ist fast noch wichtiger als Geld ;o)
pennystocks sind immer auch risiko und so kann man grundsätzlich nie genau sagen ob irgendwas super läuft oder nicht, auch wenn man meint noch so gut informiert zu sein ;-)
primacom war ein glücksgriff, us. corp auch, wenn man halt unter 0,10 eingestiegen ist .. bei family room, war ich auch schon am überlegen im juni letzten jahres .. schaue ich mir den heutigen kurs an, hätte ich 7 monate gezockt und keinen pfennig dabei gewonnen. kann sich natürlich morgen wieder ändern. bei mir darf ein zock 3 maximal 4-5 monate dauern .. sonst wird es langweilig !!
Thursday February 10, 5:00 pm ET
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 10, 2005--Emmett/Furla Films, a wholly owned subsidiary of Family Room Entertainment Corporation (OTCBB:FMLY - News), is pleased to announce that, in conjunction with Millennium Films, it has entered final negotiations with Morgan Freeman and John Cusack to star in the Millennium Films production "THE CONTRACT," to be directed by two-time Academy Award Nominee Bruce Beresford ("DRIVING MISS DAISY").
The picture will be produced and financed under Emmett/Furla Films multi-picture producing and financing arrangement with Millennium Films, whereby Emmett/Furla Films develop properties and package creative elements in motion pictures to be produced and financed by Millennium Films.
"The Contract" follows Ray Keene (Cusack), a father who tries to redeem himself in the eyes of his son, while trying to bring Cordell (Freeman), a world-class assassin to justice. All the while, he must protect his son and evade the assassin's team who are methodically hunting them down in the wilderness.
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by Glenn Wilkins - AllPennyStocks.com News Reporter
February 28, 2005 (AllPennyStocks.com Media, Inc.) - Get set to be entertained by this special report, for you are about to learn of a stock that "ought to be in pictures", and is! Family Room Entertainment Corporation (FMLY:OTCBB) develops, produces and delivers production-related services for the entertainment industry. This Beverly Hills-based outfit is picking up steam by producing pictures of moderate costs, featuring up-and-coming actors, as well as actors of the highest degree.
Family Room benefits from a neat division of labor among its two co-founders. George Furla arrived in the film business by way of financial services, having been a securities trader with Cantor Fitzgerald, later with Jones and Associates, then running a hedge fund which he established. Furla began financing films in 1995 to form the current production company, Emmett-Furla Films (EFF). In the winter of 2000, the two formed Family Room Entertainment as a corporate entity with an investor group representing EFF acquiring an 88% interest in Cobb Resources. Such is how the current corporation came to be.
Besides the pictures it produces itself, FMLY also acquires the rights to bigger-budget releases on which the company can limit its financial risks through significant presales, when such projects look eminently marketable. Due to its connections with the independent film industry, which makes up 60% of the film business annually, FMLY increases the likelihood of positive cash flow, ancillary rights income and the prospects of theatrical release.
When it comes to the films it produces itself, Family Room sets budgets of anywhere between $1-Million to $10-Million (all figures in U.S. funds unless specified otherwise), though occasionally going out of that range. The lower-budget releases are made for the direct to TV and Home Video market, while the bigger budget offerings are made for theatrical release. The company also has its eye set on Internet content, believing the Net to be the perfect complement to its traditional production role.
The name John Travolta has been attached to two Family Room projects of late. "A Love Song for Bobby Long", which starred Travolta and Scarlett Johansson had its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival in 2004, with Emmett and Furla as executive producers. Travolta has also signed on to star in "Lonely Hearts", which EFF is producing with a third party. Also on tap for release this year is "Edison" with Morgan Freeman, Justin Timberlake and Kevin Spacey, while another Freeman project, called "The Contract" was announced in early February, co-starring Jon Cusack and to be directed by Bruce Beresford ("Driving Miss Daisy, "Double Jeopardy"). Also, the action flick "Today You Die" is before the cameras, starring Steven Seagal.
This low-risk approach to financing and producing appears to have worked: FMLY, found itself in the black to begin its fiscal 2005 (a fiscal year which ends in June) by $44, 719. While that figure is not the stuff that dreams are made of, it's a vast improvement over a $500,000-plus loss in the same quarter the year before. Revenues to the first fiscal quarter of 2005 neared the Million-dollar mark, up 731% from the quarter which began fiscal 2004. In addition, Family Room has gotten funding from institutional and accredited investors to the tune of $1.7-Million, having already paid off its debt contracted through its line of credit.
FMLY's stock has traded in a somewhat narrow range, from a 52-week low of six cents last August to a high of 12 cents in early March. Prices in late February 2005 were around seven cents, but fingers are crossed for revenue streams becoming stronger with bigger-name releases. Small cap investors, cognizant of Family Room Entertainment's business strategy and low-risk approach to production, may find this a "marquee" investment.
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