I bought MVL today at 19.12.

1) they paid off their debt early and now debt free with $150 mln on hand in cash

2) CEO was on CNBC today and cited possibility of stock buyback/dividend

3) short interest is rather large

4) Spiderman return is about to hit movie theaters


I anticipate the move to previous highs withing 2-5 months

will it happen? I'll let you know

it's at an attractive low point, could deffinately see a nice spike for someone like me, or long term gains for someone like you.

smart thinking. when I have the funds to make trades whos %age gains = a house, will you still be around to share your thoughts?

right now any trades i make = just more cash to reinvest.

I see my stock value dropping on july 3 when I turn 21, but will rebound by the 10th. :awinky:

huge block for sale 1t 19...what do those fuckers know that I don't???

"If you don't know who the mark is, it's probably you"

and this is my approach to the stock markets
;-))))

could be someone cutting their losses from the downward slope.

that or the company is selling off some of their shit and someone knows (but that can make a stock go either way depending)



Last edited by pushpills at Jun 17 2004, 10:47 AM

Marvel has also settled its suit with Sony...now they get a piece of the action ..

Actually i have owned this stock since it went public over like 12 years ago....

I have been a collector since 1977.....

my spiderman #1 increases at about 10% a year..

wanna buy my trunk full of some 60 and 70's comics including shitloads of peter parkers?


it's just takin' up space.

Probably a good play, it worked with the last Spiderman movie. I doubled my money in just a few weeks on that one and bailed.

I bought in about a month before spiderman came out....when the movie did such huge business and the studios snapped up the rights to just about all remaining Marvel characters, the stock skyrocketed.

I like 1, 2, & 3, but they all mean nothing without #4.

Its a matter of if you think the 2nd SpiderMan will do huge business where the sucess remains.

I don't know a lot about the movie biz, but I personally don't think for the most part sequels compare to the originals, except in prolonged series (Star Wars, Lord of the Rings).

I'm not a big movie person, but one example I can think of is the Matrix. I'm sure people can think of a ton of movies to counter this argument - I just don't know how willing I am to invest in a stock that relies on one movie for its success.

Are they coming out with any other movies?

Good Luck Serge, 1,2,and 3 all sound promising, its #4 that I worry about.

well...they do not make movies, but they own rights to all the charecters.

#4 doesn't worry me, what does worry me is the huge blocks on the sale side.

Serge how much did you put in?

Serge how much did you put in?[/b][/quote]
added some more today,
looking to be fully invested at 2000 shares,
so far, have 1300
with orders to by below the market all the way to 18
in 200 shares increments

wanna buy my trunk full of some 60 and 70's comics including shitloads of peter parkers?


it's just takin' up space.[/b][/quote]
You should run those on E-bay, man