Maya Rudolph - MRUDO
MRUDO is priced at only $70.53, despite a TAG of $86,066,364. The next film to leave TAG range is the Mike Judge film Idiocracy, which grossed only $438,653. Once Idiodcracy leaves TAG range, MRUDO will adjust to a minimum of $85.98, a gain of $15.42 per share (21.9%). If Bridesmaids, Maya Rudolph's film, does as well as many of the other films produced by Judd Apatow have done, MRUDO could climb even higher. Just make sure to sell MRUDO as soon as it adjusts for Bridesmaids, because the stock will likely crash since the next film to leave TAG range will be Shrek the Third. But in the meantime, a guaranteed 21.9% gain, with the potential for much higher, in only 4 months should not be ignored.
Thursday, February 10, 2011
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Robin Williams - RWILL
It's just over nine months until Happy Feet 2 will be released, the sequel to the film that earned a hair under $200 million. Four weeks after the film is released and RWILL adjusts (in December, 2011), RWILL will adjust to a minimum of $45.43, a gain of $8.84 per share over its current price of $36.59. This is a guaranteed gain of 24% in 10 months, a solid if not spectacular gain (at least by HSX standards). However, if Happy Feet 2 grosses even 25% what its predecessor earned, RWILL would grow by over $18 per share. RWILL will earn you a respectable return, guaranteed, with the possibility of a much more significant profit.
It's just over nine months until Happy Feet 2 will be released, the sequel to the film that earned a hair under $200 million. Four weeks after the film is released and RWILL adjusts (in December, 2011), RWILL will adjust to a minimum of $45.43, a gain of $8.84 per share over its current price of $36.59. This is a guaranteed gain of 24% in 10 months, a solid if not spectacular gain (at least by HSX standards). However, if Happy Feet 2 grosses even 25% what its predecessor earned, RWILL would grow by over $18 per share. RWILL will earn you a respectable return, guaranteed, with the possibility of a much more significant profit.
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