MAGCPA
4 days ago
1) βFor the 9-months ended December 2023 they had $71,000 in revenue (revenues are declining) FACTβ
Apparently reading and simple math must be beneath your high intellect.
Revenues, according to my simplistic mind, for the 9-month period ended December 31, 2023, is $367,680. (Adding the 3 quarter numbers listed below to give a 9-month revenue total as of December 31, 2023)
Revenues:
Quarter ended June 30, 2023 $ 66,690
Quarter ended September 30, 2023 $ 229,868
Quarter ended December 31, 2023 $ 71,122
The Consolidated statement of operations for December 31, 2023, does state βfor the three months ended December 31,2023β (not 9 months ended).
βFor the year ended March 2023 they had $307,000 in revenue (the pizzeria on my corner did more) FACTβ
I wish I was as smart as you, because I just donβt get how 367,680 is less than 307,000.
Could you please explain it to us simple minded people?
2) βBSEG stock is down (FACT)β
I guess itβs all relative.
My most recent purchases:
3/28/2024 .0235
4/9/2024 .02
Closing price 4/25/2024 .027
Again, in my simple mind, me thinks my stock purchases went up.
3) βKimberly has paid herself a nice salary with shareholders money, she has a nice office which is paid for by shareholders, she has an expense account that pays for a car, meals, travel, etc, etc, etc, AGAIN, paid for by shareholders FACTβ
For us simple minded people, maybe a definition of a βnice salaryβ would be appropriate and let the stockholders decide if it falls into the category of a βnice salaryβ
And the mention of βpaid for by shareholdersβ.
FYE March 31, 2023 Financial Statement Note 3 βthe Company paid an aggregate of approximately $ 33,200 to its Chief Executive Officer for the year ended March 31, 2023.
For the nine months ended December 31, 2023 Financial Statement Note 3 βthe Company paid an aggregate of approximately $ 16,730 to its Chief Executive Officer.
Thatβs $49,930 of aggregate cash outlay for 21 months of work.
To me thatβs not a βnice salaryβ. Me thinks she could have made that much in tips at your pizzeria on your corner.
The remainder of her salary is accrued and Kimberly, in the past, has been converting some of it to shares of restricted stock at .03/share. In my simple-minded opinion, this makes her a fiscally responsible CEO of shareholderβs money.
Iβm hopeful this post is enlightening to all that will read it and not only to myself.
John_Vallay
1 week ago
The link you provided is a press release about THE MIRROR (FACT)
That press release DOES NOT disclose how much revenues will be generated (FACT)
You 'hope' revenues will be generated (FACT)
Past performance is indicative of future results (FACT)
I do not believe Kimberly, Big Screen Entertainment or anyone else inside the company has the intelligence or know-how to build, grow and maintain a successful company. (OPINION)
BSEG stock is down (FACT)
For the year ended March 2023 they had $307,000 in revenue (the pizzeria on my corner did more) FACT
For the 9-months ended December 2023 they had $71,000 in revenue (revenues are declining) FACT
Since the company was formed and been in business, they have lost $6,169,580 exactly FACT
That is all shareholders money from their past capital raises FACT
Kimberly has paid herself a nice salary with shareholders money, she has a nice office which is paid for by shareholders, she has an expense account that pays for a car, meals, travel, etc, etc, etc, AGAIN, paid for by shareholders FACT
I am sure your response will be enlightening to yourself, but I will most likely simply say - WHAT A SHAME, yet another person just doesn't get it.
But I do look forward to your reply and I will give you credit if you can make any statement with any reply that makes any sense to this post.
John_Vallay
1 week ago
First - I never said anything against people that sell or short.
I was simply stating that you as a BSEG shareholder should not want that.
In even simpler terms - you didn't understand my post and the meaning behind my words.
Secondly - What PR about sales.
Investors want to see sales numbers in 10Q's and 10K's.
In even simpler terms - I don't understand what sales you are happy about.
Third - God has nothing to do with the stock market.
I keep God and religion out of all conversations and message board posts.
In even simpler terms - I am far to intelligent to use God or religion in any way to try to make a point, especially any point that has to do with the stock market.
Finally - Do not let my intelligence intimidate you.
You keep trying to retort, but if you look at our interactions, and putting aside opinions, you have never replied in a cohesive and intelligent manner to any post I have made.
Don't be discouraged - you keep trying, just like BSEG is trying to not be at a 3-year low in the stock price.
We live in a world in which most people think they are good at everything they do, but based on salaries & job titles and responsibilities, personal relationships and marriages, and IQ scores and common sense - statistics show that most people are not good at what they do.
Your past trading history, specifically profit & loss, will tell you if you are good at what you do.
John_Vallay
2 weeks ago
I am really confused. You like when shareholders sell their shares. You think this is a good thing for a stock.
Maybe someone needs to teach you the supply and demand philosophy associated in the stock market. When shareholders are selling and there are no buyers, it usually results in a stock price drop, as is the case with BSEG.
Only a fool and his money would want sellers and shorters in a stock.
There is no trading in this stock so that means even if a person came in with $5,000 the stock can double - you know, to 4 cents a share, but it is a safe assume that upon a stock price increase of that nature, it will surely drop.
AS FOR SHORTING BSEG - you can't short a Pink Sheet company or a stock that is 2 cents. It can not be done.
John_Vallay
2 months ago
Dawg
Not sure if you know much about Hollywood & making movies but production company LuckyChap Entertainment was started by Margot Robbie and her husband. Together they have produced several films and television series, including the critically acclaimed films I, Tonya (2017), Promising Young Woman (2020), and Barbie (2023). They have done more revenues and generated more profits from these 3 films then BSEG has done in all their years.
LuckyChap would not be a successful public company, but for their founders and management team everyone is making money.
Being a public company requires continued, sustainable and significant top and bottom line results, none of which BSEG has ever accomplished. They have failed, so now they are pivoting to family and faith projects, a sector that has never been financially successful for a company. Yes, there may have been movies in this genre that were successful, but the company that produces or distributes these movies are not focused on faith and family. It just happens that 1 project was in that space, but all others are not.
I am guessing you are a paid promoter, because no current investor can be happy with BSEG's management. Since there is basically no trading in the stock no one else thinks this dog has any potential. A dog with fleas is probably the best analogy because people stay away from dawgs with fleas.
As for nastiness in the world vs faith and family - Investing is about making money, not saving the manatees or promoting a narrative that is inconsequential to stock price or company success.
I would suggest you look at BSEG annual revenues since the day they started the business and say to yourself - is this a growing company, or a company that wants to grow.
If it is a growing company than it is a good investment
If it is a company that wants to grow than it needs to grow before its a good investment.
John_Vallay
2 months ago
From the write up: Green Planet Microcaps was compensated 600,000 restricted common shares for 3 months of investor relations and will not be liable for any consequential, incidental, punitive, special, exemplary or indirect damages resulting directly or indirectly from the use of or reliance upon any material provided by Green Planet Microcaps or derived from Green Planet Microcapβs website and/or newsletters.
BSEG should be worth $0.0001 a share. At $0.25 it is overvalued and people will probably lose money.
Louied91
2 months ago
$BSEG Marilyn Monroe Series in Production
https://richardacavalli.wixsite.com/greenplanetmicrocaps/new-marilyn-monroe-film
Big Screen Entertainment Group has been in business since 2005 and is now entering a rapid growth phase with a very popular Marilyn Monroe story in production - 31 Movies in the can and over 300 titles in distribution and growing
Marilyn Monroe is one of the most popular film subjects in history and the new Marilyn Monroe series by Big Screen Entertainment Group could send BSEG shares soaring. This new series will air information about Marilyn MOnroe that has never been aired
Big Screen Entertainment Group has its own distribution platform called Big Stream that distributes through Roku, iTunes, Tubi (owned by Fox), You Tube, Hulu, Shutter, Netflix, Hallmark, Amazon Prime, and Paramount
Big Screen Entertainment has a 90,000 sq ft production facility in the City of Commerce, Los Angeles and recently launched the Big Film Fund to produce films in the biggest revenue categories
Attractive revenue growth projections and share price is only 2.5 cents with a very small market cap of $2.7 million