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A Covered-Call Trade on Marvel's "Hulk" |
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| Jun 14, 2008 08:57 PM UTC |
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6/13 - "I remain a long-term bull on Marvel, but I believe the stock is more likely to sell off than pop on Monday, when the box office numbers for Hulk are released. I also believe there is a good shot that the stock will be stuck in neutral next week. My thesis this time around is that analyst expectations are too bullish for a film that may very well just meet expectations." "A covered-call strategy could work perfectly here. This is where you own the stock, and sell, or write, calls to collect immediate income. The bet being made is that the stock in the short term will either move lower or stay flat...I believe the stock, at roughly $36 today, is fairly valued, assuming the Hulk grabs that $150 million box." 
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Marvel Has Outstanding Fundamentals, Could See $42 in a Few Months
6/6 - "Marvel Entertainment (MVL) makes toys, licenses and publishes, and produces films with a portfolio of over 5000 characters. It is responsible for such cultural icons as Spider-Man and The Incredible Hulk. Most people on Earth are familiar with at least a few of these characters."
"The fundamentals are outstanding for the company...Even with the stock price run-up, the shares are chang...
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Marvel's Smart Financing, Content Development Strategies Paying Off
5/5 - "The Superhero business is booming. Marvel Entertainments first self produced movie, Iron Man, dominated the weekend box office earning an estimated $201m in global receipts in its debut. At the same time, on Wall Street, the company didn’t fare badly either. Marvel posted better a better than expected quarter and raised 2008 guidance. These numbers are only a small part of a bigger st...
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Raising Estimates on Marvel Due to Optimism on Hulk; Reiterate Outperform
6/11 - "Despite the massive success of ’Iron Man’, concerns about ’The Incredible Hulk’ have remained a negative for Marvel shares. However, buzz for the movie has improved markedly over the past few weeks, and we now believe that concerns about the box office prospects for ’The Incredible Hulk’ are largely unwarranted. We are raising our domestic box office estimate for the film from $125MM to...
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WWA4 wrestling school uses Marvel Comics to teach advanced vocabulary and charactor development. We're going to see Hulk tomorrow and if it is really good we will buy more shares.
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