(Caller indicated directors are buying stocks with their $4 options and selling the stock at $15.) If this is the case, that is not a good sign. Still too expensive for him.
The media and content delivery space has been very strong this year because you have seen good cash flow growth. It is sitting on technical support after a pull back. Prefers Cineplex slightly. Both are attractive. IMX is a more global story.
Charges looking really horrible. Support in July last year was at $13 and the stock is not that far from there now. If it breaks through that, he can see it going down to $10. You have to be very careful. Earnings reported in July was down 16%. Volume is still pretty high on the downside.
No-brainer, looking back on it. The stability of revenue from movies is very good. There is a head and shoulders around beginning of May and it may be a warning.
(Top Short Dec 14/07. Up 20%.) Like it as DreamWorks (DWA-N) are going to start doing all animation in 3-D. Will probably pull back to $4.50-$5 so if you can pick it up under $5, it's a good deal.
Got into a little of trouble in the past with revenue recognition. Tried unsuccessfully to sell the company 2 years ago. Changing the business model so are on track in turning things around, Wait to see if the new model will work for them.
(Top Short Dec 14/07. Up 2%.) The call was, if it traded above $7 he would reduce his position. Didn't trade about this for a very long so he kept his position. Still shorting.
Top Short Had some very positive news of the building of 100 theatres and it broke out of a consolidation. That would normally be a point to Buy. Fundamentally the story hasn't changed that much as it is longer-term story that will develop over the next 5 years. He is Shorting with a very strict price discipline on it. If it rises above $7 he'll probably reduce his position or cover his Short. He is looking for a move down to the $5 range.