$$ Rekordvolumen bei FMLY $$

WKN: 767727
US-Kürzel: FMLY
Handelbar in USA und Berlin
Totalverlust möglich.
Dies stellt keine Kauf- oder Verkaufsempfehlung dar, sondern spiegelt nur meine Meinung wieder. Jeder handelt auf eigenes Risiko.

Die Aktie von Family Room Entertainment Corp. wird heute äußerst rege gehandelt! So viel Volumen wie heute war noch NIE! Bis jetzt wurden 27,789,369 Aktien umgesetzt!!

Die 2 Cent-Hürde steht kurz vor dem Fall! Angetestet wurde die Marke heute schon. Ich vermute dass das Volumen den Breakout verursachen wird.

FMLY wurde auch vor kurzem mehrere Male gecovert!
finance.yahoo.com/q/rr?s=FMLY.OB

Vermutlich zieht deshalb FMLY nun an. Jetzt ist Mittagszeit und ich nutzte das zum Aufbau einer Spielgeldposition...

Davon hab ich auch noch welche in meinem Depot KK 0,06 im Schnitt vor ca 15 Monaten. Wird auch mal Zeit, dass die sich mal wieder nach oben bewegen. Hatte die Hoffnung fast schon aufgegeben, dass da jemals noch was kommt. Grüße, ZN

Ich denke dann ist es ein guter Zeitpunkt um zu "verbilligen" :)

Hängt denke ich auch mit dem heutigen Kinostart des neuen Bruce-Willis-Streifens zusammen (prod. von Richard Donner von Lethal-weapon). Und wenn man sieht, was da noch in der Pipeline an Filmen ist, dann kann das richtig heftig werden. In Berlin leider nicht zu ordern (jedenfalls bisher nicht vernünftig).

Guckst Du: (letzte Bilanz und Filme)

:http://www.nasdaq.com/aspxcontent/...TCBB&pageName=Company%20News

http://www.fmlyroom.com/PROct1005.pdf

Gruß

 

Clubfan

Gerade in USA geordert zu 0,0161, aber noch nix bekommen. Sind ja fast auf ATL.
Kleine Pos. zukaufen kann tatsächlich nicht schaden. Habe noch 'ne "Leiche" im Depot. Diatect, sagen die dir noch was. Bin da 80% hinten, von denen hört man auch nix mehr.
Grüße, ZN

zu welchem Kurs???

+87 % in Berlin. Hat jemand das Orderbuch? Bei mir funktioniert es nicht.

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Run um 21.30 Uhr geben wird...

ist dies etwas wert
habe diese woche schon einige verlust hinnehmen mussen

Hochspekulativ.

Mit welchen Werten hast du Verluste hinnehmen müssen?

neuen Film "16 BLOCKS" zusammen, der gestern veröffentlicht wurde.

Die Tochter Emmett/Furla Films ist eine Tochter von FMLY.


...Emmett/Furla Films provided producing-type services in connection with "16 BLOCKS."...

biz.yahoo.com/bw/060213/20060213006156.html?.v=1

www.zelluloid.de/filme/details.php3?id=6211

Produktion
Cheyenne Enterprises
!!! Emmett/Furla Films !!!
Equity Pictures Medienfonds
Millenium Films
Nu Image

Je erfolgreicher der Film wird desto mehr dürften die Kassen klingeln :)

Und noch viele mehr:

www.imdb.com/company/co0017712/

movies.yahoo.com/mv/boxoffice/

$11,655,000 wurden schon eingespielt !!

Von Platz 0 auf Platz 2 innerhalb von nur 1 Wochenende!

hallo gott,

bitte helf mir. wenn man es nur WISSEN könnte weisst du?

das könnte eine versiebenfachung geben oder pleite.

ich hab keine nerven

sollte man keinesfalls in OTC-Werten investieren. Denn nirgends mehr braucht man Nerven...

www.thepennypros.com



The Pick of the
Week
for March 6th

Family Room Entertainment Corp (FMLY)
March 6th  .015  

Target Price .14

Industry:
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related services for the entertainment industry

Disclosure: We Own Shares

Recommendation:
MEGA BUY!

Furore in den Amibords.

meine verluste habe ich bei USXP gemacht
neue woche neue chancen, oder

ist diese webpage pennypros etwas verlässliches, oder kann man dies nicht sehr ernst nehmen.
wie reagiert der markt auf solche meldungen

Verlässliches. Ich vermute heute einen bullishen Markt.  

danke für deine ehrlichkeit
wünsche dir eine schöne woche

Ist keiner an Bord???

...na klaro, bin ich dabei! habe heute nochmal in Berlin nachgelegt
Wie ist dein Tipp für heute?

Und eurer?

bin aber leider nicht dabei...

www.knobias.com/individual/public/...f9a6e19e2194f4e63a93388af

Dieser Link ist etwas veraltet denn der Film "16 Blocks" läuft erst seit dem 3. März *lol*

Und dieser Film spielte schon 11 Millionen Dollar ein. Und FMLY wird sicher ein Stück vom großen Kuchen abbekommen.

Gerade mal 1 Wochenende in den Kinos und schon auf Platz 2!

movies.yahoo.com/mv/boxoffice/

Net Income (Millions)	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	12 months
2006	$(0.4)	$(0.9)	N/A	N/A	N/A
2005	$0.0	$(0.3)	$(0.5)	$(0.2)	$(1.0)
2004	$(0.5)	$(0.8)	$(1.3)	$(1.7)	$(4.3)
2003	$(0.1)	$(0.0)	$(0.2)	$(2.0)	$(2.3)

 

Sieht etwas besser aus ; und Q 4 läst ja hoffen . Nur Q3 darf nicht zu schlecht jetzt ausfallen

Ich lach´micht tot!!! Wir befinden uns realtime auf TAGESHOCH!!!

0,024!!!

Jetzt geht´s aber los

0,026 RT!!! Geldkurs ebenso. Schon 40 Millionen Aktien umgesetzt.

schöööööhhhhn close 0,27

Ich habe am Freitag zu 0,016 und heute zu 0,019 gekauft. Wer ist noch an Bord?

SK.  

Limit bei 0,02 war , das kommt auch nicht oft vor an der Otc . Mein erstes Limit war 0,016 aber die Säcke im O.B. haben ihre Positionen im Ask gelöscht !! Schweinerei so was

Bist ja auch bald schon 50 % im Plus :) Super!

Ich war bis ca. 20 Uhr dabei... :-(((und dann habe ich verkauft :-((( vielleicht bin ich noch zu ungeduldig und habe wenig erfahrung. Bin nach Deiner Empfehlung zu 0.016 eingestiegen...
Ich wollte Dich noch was fragen: Wie hoch meinst Du gewöhnlich eine "Spielposition"??

Gruß

rydzus

Hab den Thread gestern Abend entdeckt und mal durchgeholt ---> heut morgen zur Bank
---> Geld auf´s Konto gepackt und Order aufgegeben ; wurde ausserdem auch bei EDF im Vorbörslichen handel bedient und fette 5 % mit einem CAC 40 Wert heute .

BRUCE WILLIS !!!

Da gehen schon aleine ein paar Leute des Namens wegens kuken .

Schock Train wollen sie auch noch mal verfilmen und dann R. IV

Spielgeld ist für jeden was anderes. Für Michael Schuhmacher sind wahrscheinlich 100.000 Euro Spielgeld. Für manche sind aber schon 1000 Euro ein Vermögen. Das muß jeder selbst entscheiden welches Geld er aufs Spiel setzen kann.

Kurs vor 11 Uhr Ausbruch auf 0,175

Respekt! Wenn der Film gut angenommen wird, ist noch mehr drinnen.  

Der Ausbruch ist im vollem Gange! Morgen ist die 0,03er Marke reif!

für einen weiteren Hype.

allerdings denke ich schon dass auch auf diesem Kursniveau noch einige Prozente zu holen sind.

Ließ mal Posting 24. Wenn "thepennypros" recht behält dürften sich einige hier schwarz ärgern.

Seit über einem Jahr stecke ich schon in family drin (kk 0,06) und hatte mein Geld eigentlich schon abgeschrieben.
Dass unser Dornröschen jetzt nochmal erwacht, ist ja klasse!!!
Natürlich wird es noch einige Zeit in Anspruch nehmen, bis ich meinen Einstiegskurs nochmal sehen werde, aber immerhin kommt jetzt einiges an Bewegung in diesen Wert.
Zu meinem/euren Bedauern muss ich allerdings sagen, dass es diese "Tolle-Filme-Meldungen" damals bereits gab und der Erfolg trotzdem ausgeblieben ist...
Klar, hören sich die Namen der Stars "Willis, Freeman, Cage, Seagal, Cusack, Travolta..." super gut an, aber letztendlich zählt doch eh nur die Kohle, die Family damit macht...
Leider konnte ich nur eine vage Angabe zu den Outstandig Shares in Höhe von ca. 90 Mio. Aktien finden (ob dies allerdings noch aktuell ist = ???)
Außerdem ist fraglich, was bei Family hängen bleibt, wenn ein solcher Streifen auf die Leinwände kommt... Schließlich sind hier Mords-Investitionen vorzunehmen und die anderen Beteiligten wollen schließlich ebenfalls etwas daran verdienen...

Warten wirs deshalb mal ab....

B.  

Selbst auf deren Website ist die aktuellste Meldung von November...

Gruß,
T.

FMLY´s Tochter produzierte den am 3.3.06 veröffentlichten Film "16 Blocks" mit. Dieser Film ist erfolgreich angelaufen. 16 Blocks hat schon über 11 Millionen eingespielt(innerhalb eines Wochenendes). Von diesem Kuchen wird FMLY´s Tochter bestimmt was abbekommen.

Bruce Willis: Chipping Off the Old Block
Source: Edward Douglas February 28, 2006

Bruce Willis' new movie 16 Blocks is a New York police story, directed by Richard Donner, in which he plays middle-aged detective Jack Mosely, who is assigned to escort a talkative witness (Mos Def) to the courthouse to testify against corrupt policemen, who will do anything to keep them from getting there.

When Willis talked to ComingSoon.net and various other publications and sites a couple weeks back, New York City had been covered with its biggest snowfall in years, and Willis certainly was in a mood that day, letting loose with a bunch of rants about politics, religion, Oprah and other things that have very little to do with the movie. You can find some of that stuff elsewhere on the Web, but if you're reading this just because you're interested in Willis' latest movie, then read on!

CS: You've portrayed so many different kinds of cops in movies. What was it about this one that fascinated you?
Bruce Willis: It's partly because I'm from South Jersey, and I have a strong affinity towards working class people. I believe that any job that requires you to possibly get shot at or get shot dead, you should be paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for. These guys don't get paid anything, yet they go out there and do it, and there's not a lot of them out there. They are the last line between us and the wolves and the chaos that's out in the world. All these guys--cops, EMT workers, men and women, emergency room doctors and nurses, people that every night have to see horrific things--there should be thousands of films done about these guys. And they should get paid more money. A lot more money, I think.

CS: Between the moustache, the booze paunch and the gimpy leg, this is one of your great characters roles. Do you consider doing this to be a big risk, because it's not Bruce Willis, macho action star?
Willis: I never consider any of those things. They're all elements in the script. It never said that I had to be overweight, but I've known guys who are capable of drinking a bottle and a half of Scotch a night, and they're a little overweight. I think they call it booze weight. So I thought it would help. But everything else--the limp, the attitude and how beat up he is--were all written by Richard Wenk, the screenwriter. But that said, it could have just been another stupid run-down-the-street… or limp-down-the street Bruce Willis film. This film didn't really come together till Mos Def showed up with the character. No one knew what he was going to do. All we knew was that we were fortunate enough to get him, and he showed up with a character that was just genius. That's not him. He doesn't talk like that. He doesn't act like that. He's a very smart creative young man. It changed the fabric of the film, and it changed the way we all looked at the film. There is sort of a spontaneous chemistry happening in this film that I'm not sure would have happened had it been another actor.

CS: Is it true that you called Mos Def to convince him to do this movie?
Willis: We were friends. I've known him for a while, and I first saw him in "Monster's Ball," very different from this. I said, "Man, you're just a tremendous actor," and he said "I'm doing this play Top Dog Underdog, in New York, and if you come through there, come see the show" which I did, and we started hanging out. When we were going through the casting process, I said that I know this guy, and was told that he passed. I called him up, and he was in Florida getting ready to do an album, and I said, "You should take a look at this. It's a terrific, really good part." I think this is a career-making role for him, and I think people are going to see him in a much different way. I love him and he's just like a little angel and in real life too. But in this movie he really has an angelic quality, which just comes out of him. He's not acting that, it's just Mos. I was asked yesterday how it felt working with a rapper-turned-actor. I don't think about him in that way at all. I think that he is an actor, and if he wants to do poetry, then he can do that. If he wants to rap, then he can do that. But he is an actor and he's a very creative guy. And everybody benefited from his performance in this film. Especially me and my character.

CS: Richard Donner says that you're a brave actor who likes to take chances, and that this was the right time for you to play this character. Do you agree with that?
Willis: Well, that's a very nice compliment. I don't think I could've played Jack Mosely 10 years ago. I knew when I was in my 30s that by the time I got into my 40s and late 40s that I would know so much more about life and have lived more life. It just allowed me to give this character a different worldview than I had when I was in my 30s. And there are just such better parts now. There's just so much cooler things to be able to do. You've all seen it, you've all read it, you've all seen the little things trying to make you feel less of a man because you're losing your hair, but they can all suck my… you know what I mean? I'm a man and I will kick anybody's ass who tries to tell me that I'm not a man because my hair's thinning, and I like fooling around with looking different ways. I mean, look, I wear makeup in films. I don't wear makeup in real life. It's just part of the gig, that's all. You wear clothes and you gain weight and you lose weight.

CS: He also mentioned that the worn-down look in Jack's eyes was so important to the character. What did you think about to get that?
Willis: I don't like the world. I don't think it's being run correctly and I think it could be done a lot better. Because I'm old enough to have grown up at a time when Jack Kennedy got shot, I remember when the news was just "Here's what happened and we're going to show you what it is." Now the news is manipulated and managed and it's all meant to scare you. They don't show you anything good. They don't show you anything good coming out of Iraq; all they say is this many dead since Bush took office. I went over and saw things for myself, and there's a lot of jacked up things. So that's where that look comes from. I don't have to look too far to find it. All you got to do is think about the world my daughters will inherit and I get that look in my eyes.

CS: Why did you want to make a movie about police corruption?
Willis: The story in this film is kind of a microcosmic view of the chaos in the world. I personally feel that the world is out of control, and we can't affect the politicians, we can't get the lobbyists out of Washington, we can't connect with our senators and congressmen who don't give a sh*t about us. They're just up there, and it just seems that their job is to do nothing, is to give the appearance of them doing something but they're not doing anything. And money corrupts. It's all about money and everybody needs money. If cops were paid $150,000 a year, instead of $40 thousand, to get shot at every night, and have 5 kids that you've got to put through school, not going to happen. And as a man, in this modern world, we're still the hunter-gatherers. We have to protect our family and we protect the cave, you want a house where your kids are safe and you're going to do whatever that takes. And sometimes it takes breaking the law and becoming corrupt. Money does corrupt.

CS: What about the themes of redemption in the film? Can you talk about those?
Willis: What you're talking about really are morality plays and these stories have been around since the Greeks were doing it in the amphitheater. It makes people feel good, and it gives people hope because if you went to see "16 Blocks" and David Morse's character got away with it and killed Mos Def and me, you'd say, "Don't go see this film. It's so depressing." You won't go see it. We hold out hope with this film and that's what people want. I started to say this earlier that this film is a microcosm of the chaos that exists in the world. All you've got to do is turn on the news to get depressed. Watch the news for five minutes and you're going, "Oh my God, the world is falling to pieces." And it may be, but there are some good things happening out there. I like films that deal with that theme.

CS: Is it true that you attended the aftermath of a shootout with a detective? How disturbing was that?
Willis: It was definitely disturbing. Nobody likes to see that. But it goes on every night and maybe 1 or 2 things are reported, but we kind of go for the sensational now in the news. I don't watch the news. I've turned it off and I feel so much better for it. I wanted to get out there on that shift that those guys work. I haven't done it for a while. They're dealing with things that nobody in this room or city wants to deal with and they've been dealing with it for less than 50 grand a year and after taxes how much is that? 35 maybe? You can't feed your family on that.

CS: So you've done quite a few movies with numbers in the titles. What's your affinity for numbers?
Willis: It's just a coincidence. I dunno. It's easier for people to remember the names I guess, but I don't know. Are you asking me about numerology? I don't believe any of that sh*t. I believe there are a lot of things in the world that happen that are inexplicable but still happen, and I accept that. That, to me, is part of what I call God, but organized religion, you can set on fire.

CS: Early in your career, did you see yourself gravitating to different types of characters and trying to be flexible?
Willis: I've done different kinds of films, but not all of them get seen. In the last two years I've done a different bunch of films that all seem to be coming out in 5 months of each other and they're very different. "Lucky Number Slevin" is a really great movie. Wait till you see "Alpha Dog." It really represents what's happening in the Valley in California, these kids are getting high all day long. No "Sin City 2," talking about a prequel. I did "Over the Hedge"; that is really funny. It has jokes for kids in there, but also a lot of jokes for adults. They're all different, but I don't have a plan to say I want to do THIS film because I want to make THIS statement. I think my job is to be entertaining. If you're going to come out of your house, park your car, buy food and popcorn and sit in a movie theatre, instead of sitting in front of that big flat screen where you can just watch the DVD, it's our job to be entertaining.

CS: What do you think of the chasm between what the critics seem to like and what audiences want to see?
Willis: Hollywood's changed a great deal since 9/11. It's a much more cautious time in Hollywood now and it'll come back. It'll change. When five different films of different genres come out and make $150 million each or $200 million each, it'll go back. They'll start spending money again. But it really is a cautious period of austerity in Hollywood.

CS: Do you think this year's Oscar nominated films are telling Hollywood to concentrate on story and character?
Willis: I don't know the answer to that so it's just as good a theory as any. I don't think the Academy has much influence over what films Hollywood chooses to make. Nobody knew that the films that got nominated were going to make the kind of noise that they did, so it's all a crapshoot. In this film, if we hadn't gotten Mos Def, if we hadn't had a great script, if we hadn't had Richard Donner, this could've been another film that came and went and became a little round disc, a little piece of software and that's really where it's going. It's almost like the movie is the commercial for the DVD sale, because that's what they want.   

haltet ihr von dieser aktie
Meinungen??

 vielleicht troestet es Dich, Du bist da nicht allein. Ich habe einfach den recht-
 zeitigen Ausstieg verschlafen.
 In den Amiboards wurde mehrfach Unverstaendnis ueber den Kursverfall gezeigt,
 der Kurs sollt massive gedrueckt worden sein. FMLY soll ja angeblich schulden-
 frei sein. Vielleicht ist die Masse der Aktien jetzt endlich in den "richtigen"
 Haenden. Ich war davon eigentlich immer, wenn auch maessig ueberzeugt,
 dass die Aktie stark unterbewertet ist.

 Hoffen wir das Beste.
 Gruss Jing  

Keine News mehr ??????

intressiert sich wohl keiner für den hier.....

www.stockhouse.com/news/news.asp?newsid=3472859&tick=FMLY

Marvel Entertainment, Inc. (NYSE: MVL), a global character-based entertainment and licensing company, today announced that its Vice Chairman, Peter Cuneo, will be presenting at the Raymond James 27th Annual Institutional Investor Conference on Tuesday, March 7th at 4:35 p.m. ET. Today executives with Lionsgate (NYSE: LGF), the leading independent filmed entertainment studio, and L.I.F.T. Productions announced alongside the Governor's Office of Film and Television, Lt. Governor Mitch Landrieu, and members of the Louisiana film community their joint commitment to the future of Louisiana's film workforce. "Despite Katrina, the film industry is still the most successful economic development initiative in Louisiana's history, and with the continued support of major studios like Lionsgate, the industry will continue to provide thousands of jobs and millions of dollars in wages for Louisianians," said Alex Schott, Director of the Governor's Office of Film and Television.

...Emmett/Furla Films, a wholly owned subsidiary of Family Room Entertainment Corporation (OTCBB: FMLY), would like to present the following status report on projects that are in development and/or slated for production in calendar year 2006.

www.boxofficemojo.com/daily/chart/?sortdate=2006-03-09&p=.htm

Calibra21, wie siehst du die Zukunft der Aktie? Ich war bei 0.02 rein und überlege ob ich long bleiben soll ...

lies dir mal mein Posting 65 durch. Ich geb´kein Stück her. Dafür ist die Kursfantasie zu groß.

22,7 Millionen eingespielt

Schlechte News?

SK 0,02! Schaut mal ins Orderbuch der USA. Sehr interessant.

Bid
3x 0,018

Ask
1x 0,0225
1x 0,024
1x 0,029

Sehr dünn auf der Verkaufseite. Hoffentlicht kommen die für diese Woche erwarteten News nächste Woche.

biz.yahoo.com/bw/060323/20060323005774.html?.v=1

Frage ist nur, ob da auch genug Gewinn hängen bleibt. Grüße, ZN

...insbesondere mit dem letzten Satz?

Family Room Entertainment Corporation (OTCBB: FMLY) through its wholly owned subsidiaries, engages in the development, production, and distribution of theatrical based motion pictures primarily in the United States and Canada. It also provides production related services. The company was organized in 1969 under the name Cobb Resources Corporation and changed its name to Family Room Entertainment Corporation in 2000. Family Room Entertainment is based in Beverly Hills, California. With 117.67 million shares outstanding and an undisclosed short position, there is no longer a failure to deliver in shares of FMLY.
www.marketcenter.com/stocks/story.action?id=MTO087u5204

Gruß,
T.

ich verstehe es so, dass hier einige Shortpositionen noch zu schliessen sind. Könnte der Aktie Auftrieb geben.
Grüße, ZN

Richtig. Und schon gehts up

0,018

Endlich gehts wieder up...

Aus dem RB:

...spa, in this case FMLY will explode. If Red Sonja will have success only(!) 30% of movies like Conan, Hulk, Spiderman, x-men, this will big big money for FMLY. This I (the usual critical shareholder of FMLY) don't doubt at all. But if Red Sonja finds even bigger interest, FMLY might explode (and the naked short seller will be in deepest trouble and make our days LOL)...

Antwort:

...Penny, that's why I gonna place an order for tommorow. With this order I have quietly accumulated 1 MILLION SHARES OF FAMILY ROOM ENTERTAINMENT.

I follow the progress and I can only say that i feel very confident about FMLY's future. Maybe, i takes five years to reach the 1 dollar, but who cares. With 1 million shares...

1 Million FMLY-Aktien. Der ist wirklich zu 100 % überzeugt.

Zwar nicht 'ne Mio, aber immerhin. Wenn die den Dollar sehen, freue ich mich auch...;-))

Geldseite wächst. Super!

Hat jemand News? Ich finde keine!

Ich hab auch noch von die Schrott

Nur die News von Red Sonya kann ich finden sonst nix

Es könnte sich endlich ein Aufwärtstrend entwickeln.

Falls der Widerstand heute nicht gebrochen wird verkaufe ich und nehme ca. 25 % mit.

bei weitem nicht einmal dem Umrechnungskurs:-(. Habe nur eine Miniposition muß deshalb auf den Durchbruch hoffen. Hatte zu 0,017 hier gekauft und dachte eigentlich an einen schnellen Anstieg auf weit über 0,025 also mehr schon an die 0,030
Gruß Hausi

'ne Megamenge. Möglicherweise lasse ich die noch'n bischen länger im Depot. Grüße, ZN

paßt doch ganz und garnicht zu der Story, irgendwas ist hier faul!

ich hab jetzt mal wieder genug aufgesammelt .

Mal kuken wem ich den Schrott dann wieder für 0,02 - 0,026 anhängen kann . *lol*

Average kk  0,138


So und jetzt     auf den nächsten Film

dass mit dieser Meldung da mal wieder "Musi" noi kimmt;-)
Family Room Entertainment Stock Buy-Back Program in Full Swing

LOS ANGELES, Sep 29, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Family Room Entertainment Corporation (OTCBB:FMLY) is pleased to announce that since announcing its stock buy-back program on August 3, 2006, FMLY has bought-back in excess of 6,000,000 shares of common stock.
As stated previously, the purchases may be made, from time to time, on the open market in compliance with Rule 10b-18 and will be funded from available working capital. The number of shares to be purchased and the timing of the purchases will be based on the level of cash balances, general business conditions and other factors, including alternative investment and/or filmed entertainment opportunities.
Gruß Hausi

Kommt nun der große Ausbruch ?

RT 0,0009 im Amiland  

Geht es weiter hoch, drin ist nun alles  

ist mir auch aufgefallen am freitag....war ja für den wert wirklich ein hammer volumen mit 410.594.764 stück in den usa. also da scheint sich nun wirklich was zu tun. es gab auch news am freitag, könnte nun alles nachhaltig für einen schönen anstieg sorgen.

Family Room Entertainment Corporation, with its subsidiaries, Emmett Furla Films Productions (“EFFP”), Emmett Furla Films Distribution (“EFFD”) and EFF Independent (EFFI”), is a publicly held company trading on the NASDAQ Bulletin Board under the symbol “FMLY”. Family Room Entertainment develops, produces and performs production related services for the entertainment industry. Family Room Entertainment’s goal, through EFFI and EFFP, is to facilitate relationships (and as such, provide production related services) between creative talent (including writers, actors and directors) and companies who produce, finance and distribute motion pictures. FMLY derives its income from producer fees, production consulting and service fees and royalties as well as participation in the profits, if any, of certain of the pictures it produces.

The FMLY co-founders, Randall Emmett and George Furla, believe that they have the expertise and contacts within the entertainment industry, specifically in the competitive development, production and distribution arenas, to profitably acquire content, package product by adding value to the content with top quality talent and arrange with third parties to produce and finance motion pictures which are in the moderate to higher level budgets, which can be distributed by those with the expertise to effectively do so to a mass worldwide audience. However, there is no assurance that any motion picture, which has not yet been released, will be released, that a change in the scheduled release dates of any such films will not occur or, if such motion picture is released, it will be successful.

Forward Looking Statement:

Safe Harbor: Statements contained in this news release, which are not historical facts, are forward-looking statements as that are defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties, which could cause results to differ materially from those projected.

This news release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 (the "ACT"). In particular, when used in the preceding discussion, the words "plan," "confident that," "believe," "expect," "intend to" and similar conditional expressions are intended to identify forward- looking statements within the meaning of the ACT and are subject to risks and uncertainties, and actual results could differ materially from those expressed in any forward-looking statements. Such risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, market conditions, competitive factors, the ability to successfully complete additional financings and other risks.

Contacts:

Family Room Entertainment Corporation
IR Contact:
M. Dal Walton, III, 310-659-9411 x127
ir@fmlyroom.com

Source: Family Room Entertainment Corporation  

Also entweder es geht nun mal hoch und wir sehen
einen schönen Rebound - wenn nicht jetzt wann dann?

Volumen - News - Filmfestspiele Cannes , kann mir
hier die Tage was vorstellen.
Totalverlust ist natürlich auch möglich!!!

Frankfurt RT 0,001 - tiefer geht es hier schon
mal nicht *grins*

geht es nun wirklich nicht. also wenn da nun noch ne meldung kommt aus cannes....hmm, dann wird sie wohl wirklich richtig ausbrechen. gut beobachten das ganze würde ich mal sagen....bin dann immer gerne früh dabei, am besten bevor der große run kommt.

nachher wieder so gut loslegen wird es eng. hier in fra bekommt man gerade mal 1,7 mio stück zu 0,001. naja, mal auf die nächsten tage schauen, freitag standen wir drüben ja schon mal ruck zuck bei 0,0011. ich lass mich überraschen.

Aber ich bin heute echt mal auf die Amis gespannt!

geht es erstmal hoch. aktuell bei 0,0007, ich denke in den nächsten tagen könnte man hier noch weitaus höhere kurse sehen.

Weit aus höhere Kurse sind immer noch niedrig!

Ich will einen Ausbruch aber bitte hammmerhart :-)
Totalverlust aber möglich !!!

wenn da noch ne gute meldung aus cannes in den nächsten tagen kommt....dann ist ein ausbruch sehr wahrscheinlich.

kurs steigt weiter heute auf 0,0008 USD. jeden tag 0,0001 mehr....von mir aus kann das so weiter gehen.