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RS: [HOLM2] mid 60s [ALVN3] high 30s
[TGRLW] low 40s
[WBZOO] mid teens (not sure that includes Monday which should be included in the adjust)
[DRKHR] low double digts (and if this isn't including monday, then they're saying it will make over $10 million on Christmas Day which is crazy, even for RS)
[WHORS] high teens... again, this is a Sunday/Christmas Day opener. If this is including Monday then I can see this happening.
RS: [HOLM2] mid 60s [ALVN3] high 30s Dec 11, 23:48
Sorry, don't like posting this stuff at reset but I missed notfabio's earlier Email and I just happened to be awake. {nm} Dec 11, 23:55
Hey, no worries, so am I... Thanks for the posting... {nm} Dec 11, 23:56
Typically, one would scream manipulation, but you are very reliable with RS, so you post when you can. Thx. {nm} Dec 12, 00:22
Low 40's is the five day total for TGRLW? {nm} Dec 12, 06:34
DMac indicated for MISS4 that it would be previous BO+(2.2xFri-Mon). In TGRLW's case it would be (wed+thu)+(2.2xFri-Mon). {nm} Dec 12, 10:41
Makes sense to me as well. Especially if the movie is a similar situation release wise. {nm} Dec 12, 10:47
If RS's "low 40's" applies for just Fri-Sun, the stock is grossly underpriced. If it's the Fri-Mon, it's priced close. {nm} Dec 12, 10:45
If it's the Wed-Sun or Wed-Mon, it's grossly overpriced. And of course, it IS RS, so we take it with a grain of salt. {nm} Dec 12, 10:47
Box Office has TGRLW at 18 OW. That's quite a disparity! {nm} Dec 12, 08:39
Not necessarily. The problem that surfaces with BO is in regard to extended weekends. Dec 12, 10:43