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After several years of operation, the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show has fully confirmed its status as the 'Super Bowl in the fashion industry'.
On the second day after the big show was held, countless media began to spontaneously report on it, raising the expectations for the TV broadcast a week later to the highest.
A newspaper under the Forbes Group also released the '1997 Supermodel Earnings Ranking' in a timely manner in the following days. This supermodel earning list, which is comparable to the annual income list of Hollywood actresses, naturally aroused several heated discussions. , And even caused the LTD share price to rise.
After the Victoria's Secret show, Eric focused on Amazon, which is about to go public.
On December 1, Amazon officially landed on the NASDAQ market. The final opening price of 30 million shares with an issue price of US$15 reached US$20.55, an increase of 37%. Until the close of the day, Amazon’s stock price remained at a high of US$20.13, which made Amazon’s market value reach 6.65 billion on the day of listing. Dollar. The 90 million shares of Amazon held by Firefly Investment also increased to more than US$1.8 billion on the day of Amazon’s IPO, which is more than six times the amount that Firefly invested in Amazon before and after.
According to Amazon's stock price on the day of listing, the company's price-earnings ratio has exceeded 60 times. Although the bubble in the Nasdaq market in recent years has caused the stock price-earnings ratio to be generally high, Amazon's stock price-earnings ratio is still twice the market average. , which inevitably once again aroused media concerns about the stock market bubble.
Eric remembers the craziest time for Nasdaq technology stocks. Some companies’ price-earnings ratios even exceeded 1,000 times. Amazon’s price-earnings ratio of more than 60 times is just the beginning. The next two years will be the craziest time for the Nasdaq market. .
Entering December, Thanksgiving has passed, and although there are still three weeks before Christmas, the festive atmosphere across the United States is getting stronger.
After Eric participated in Amazon's IPO, he failed to go to Long Island to spend Christmas with the women and children immediately. Instead, he flew back to Los Angeles quickly and devoted himself to the busy work at the end of the year.
While Eric was in New York, "Night at the Museum 2" produced by MGM was also released on November 28. The box office for the first three days was 54.17 million US dollars, and the box office for the first seven days was only 79.8 million US dollars. MGM's $85 million to $90 million first-week expectations. Although this data is much higher than the first one, the word-of-mouth is not as good as the first one, and it is expected that it will be difficult to get out of the long-term.
As a special effects blockbuster whose production cost has soared to 120 million US dollars, the first weekend is not as good as expected, and the film's total North American box office may also stop at 150 million to 200 million US dollars, which is far lower than the first North American box office of 250 million US dollars. , and the corresponding overseas box office is likely to be unsatisfactory.
Compared with "Night at the Museum 2", "Monsters, Inc." performed extremely well at the box office.
Following the box office of $76.59 million in the first week, the box office of "Monsters, Inc." in the second week fell only a very weak 24%, and it received another $57.02 million. The total box office of the two weeks has reached $133 million. Judging from the box office and reputation of "Monsters, Inc.", the North American box office of this 3D animation film is likely to exceed 250 million US dollars. As the first entry from the brand new Disney Animation Studios, the film is also relatively cheap to make, so Firefly Group will reap huge profits just in North America.
MGM's Century City headquarters.
Eric looked at the audition actress information of "Desperate Housewives" in his hand, and at the same time chatted with Amy Pascal about the box office of "Night at the Museum 2".
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After several years of operation, the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show has fully confirmed its status as the 'Super Bowl in the fashion industry'.
On the second day after the big show was held, countless media began to spontaneously report on it, raising the expectations for the TV broadcast a week later to the highest.
A newspaper under the Forbes Group also released the '1997 Supermodel Earnings Ranking' in a timely manner in the following days. This supermodel earning list, which is comparable to the annual income list of Hollywood actresses, naturally aroused several heated discussions. , And even caused the LTD share price to rise.
After the Victoria's Secret show, Eric focused on Amazon, which is about to go public.
On December 1, Amazon officially landed on the NASDAQ market. The final opening price of 30 million shares with an issue price of US$15 reached US$20.55, an increase of 37%. Until the close of the day, Amazon’s stock price remained at a high of US$20.13, which made Amazon’s market value reach 6.65 billion on the day of listing. Dollar. The 90 million shares of Amazon held by Firefly Investment also increased to more than US$1.8 billion on the day of Amazon’s IPO, which is more than six times the amount that Firefly invested in Amazon before and after.
According to Amazon's stock price on the day of listing, the company's price-earnings ratio has exceeded 60 times. Although the bubble in the Nasdaq market in recent years has caused the stock price-earnings ratio to be generally high, Amazon's stock price-earnings ratio is still twice the market average. , which inevitably once again aroused media concerns about the stock market bubble.
Eric remembers the craziest time for Nasdaq technology stocks. Some companies’ price-earnings ratios even exceeded 1,000 times. Amazon’s price-earnings ratio of more than 60 times is just the beginning. The next two years will be the craziest time for the Nasdaq market. .
Entering December, Thanksgiving has passed, and although there are still three weeks before Christmas, the festive atmosphere across the United States is getting stronger.
After Eric participated in Amazon's IPO, he failed to go to Long Island to spend Christmas with the women and children immediately. Instead, he flew back to Los Angeles quickly and devoted himself to the busy work at the end of the year.
While Eric was in New York, "Night at the Museum 2" produced by MGM was also released on November 28. The box office for the first three days was 54.17 million US dollars, and the box office for the first seven days was only 79.8 million US dollars. MGM's $85 million to $90 million first-week expectations. Although this data is much higher than the first one, the word-of-mouth is not as good as the first one, and it is expected that it will be difficult to get out of the long-term.
As a special effects blockbuster whose production cost has soared to 120 million US dollars, the first weekend is not as good as expected, and the film's total North American box office may also stop at 150 million to 200 million US dollars, which is far lower than the first North American box office of 250 million US dollars. , and the corresponding overseas box office is likely to be unsatisfactory.
Compared with "Night at the Museum 2", "Monsters, Inc." performed extremely well at the box office.
Following the box office of $76.59 million in the first week, the box office of "Monsters, Inc." in the second week fell only a very weak 24%, and it received another $57.02 million. The total box office of the two weeks has reached $133 million. Judging from the box office and reputation of "Monsters, Inc.", the North American box office of this 3D animation film is likely to exceed 250 million US dollars. As the first entry from the brand new Disney Animation Studios, the film is also relatively cheap to make, so Firefly Group will reap huge profits just in North America.
MGM's Century City headquarters.
Eric looked at the audition actress information of "Desperate Housewives" in his hand, and at the same time chatted with Amy Pascal about the box office of "Night at the Museum 2".
After several years of operation, the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show has fully confirmed its status as the 'Super Bowl in the fashion industry'.
On the second day after the big show was held, countless media began to spontaneously report on it, raising the expectations for the TV broadcast a week later to the highest.
A newspaper under the Forbes Group also released the '1997 Supermodel Earnings Ranking' in a timely manner in the following days. This supermodel earning list, which is comparable to the annual income list of Hollywood actresses, naturally aroused several heated discussions. , And even caused the LTD share price to rise.
After the Victoria's Secret show, Eric focused on Amazon, which is about to go public.
On December 1, Amazon officially landed on the NASDAQ market. The final opening price of 30 million shares with an issue price of US$15 reached US$20.55, an increase of 37%. Until the close of the day, Amazon’s stock price remained at a high of US$20.13, which made Amazon’s market value reach 6.65 billion on the day of listing. Dollar. The 90 million shares of Amazon held by Firefly Investment also increased to more than US$1.8 billion on the day of Amazon’s IPO, which is more than six times the amount that Firefly invested in Amazon before and after.
According to Amazon's stock price on the day of listing, the company's price-earnings ratio has exceeded 60 times. Although the bubble in the Nasdaq market in recent years has caused the stock price-earnings ratio to be generally high, Amazon's stock price-earnings ratio is still twice the market average. , which inevitably once again aroused media concerns about the stock market bubble.
Eric remembers the craziest time for Nasdaq technology stocks. Some companies’ price-earnings ratios even exceeded 1,000 times. Amazon’s price-earnings ratio of more than 60 times is just the beginning. The next two years will be the craziest time for the Nasdaq market. .
Entering December, Thanksgiving has passed, and although there are still three weeks before Christmas, the festive atmosphere across the United States is getting stronger.
After Eric participated in Amazon's IPO, he failed to go to Long Island to spend Christmas with the women and children immediately. Instead, he flew back to Los Angeles quickly and devoted himself to the busy work at the end of the year.
While Eric was in New York, "Night at the Museum 2" produced by MGM was also released on November 28. The box office for the first three days was 54.17 million US dollars, and the box office for the first seven days was only 79.8 million US dollars. MGM's $85 million to $90 million first-week expectations. Although this data is much higher than the first one, the word-of-mouth is not as good as the first one, and it is expected that it will be difficult to get out of the long-term.
As a special effects blockbuster whose production cost has soared to 120 million US dollars, the first weekend is not as good as expected, and the film's total North American box office may also stop at 150 million to 200 million US dollars, which is far lower than the first North American box office of 250 million US dollars. , and the corresponding overseas box office is likely to be unsatisfactory.
Compared with "Night at the Museum 2", "Monsters, Inc." performed extremely well at the box office.
Following the box office of $76.59 million in the first week, the box office of "Monsters, Inc." in the second week fell only a very weak 24%, and it received another $57.02 million. The total box office of the two weeks has reached $133 million. Judging from the box office and reputation of "Monsters, Inc.", the North American box office of this 3D animation film is likely to exceed 250 million US dollars. As the first entry from the brand new Disney Animation Studios, the film is also relatively cheap to make, so Firefly Group will reap huge profits just in North America.
MGM's Century City headquarters.
Eric looked at the audition actress information of "Desperate Housewives" in his hand, and at the same time chatted with Amy Pascal about the box office of "Night at the Museum 2".
After several years of operation, the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show has fully confirmed its status as the 'Super Bowl in the fashion industry'.
On the second day after the big show was held, countless media began to spontaneously report on it, raising the expectations for the TV broadcast a week later to the highest.
A newspaper under the Forbes Group also released the '1997 Supermodel Earnings Ranking' in a timely manner in the following days. This supermodel earning list, which is comparable to the annual income list of Hollywood actresses, naturally aroused several heated discussions. , And even caused the LTD share price to rise.
After the Victoria's Secret show, Eric focused on Amazon, which is about to go public.
On December 1, Amazon officially landed on the NASDAQ market. The final opening price of 30 million shares with an issue price of US$15 reached US$20.55, an increase of 37%. Until the close of the day, Amazon’s stock price remained at a high of US$20.13, which made Amazon’s market value reach 6.65 billion on the day of listing. Dollar. The 90 million shares of Amazon held by Firefly Investment also increased to more than US$1.8 billion on the day of Amazon’s IPO, which is more than six times the amount that Firefly invested in Amazon before and after.
According to Amazon's stock price on the day of listing, the company's price-earnings ratio has exceeded 60 times. Although the bubble in the Nasdaq market in recent years has caused the stock price-earnings ratio to be generally high, Amazon's stock price-earnings ratio is still twice the market average. , which inevitably once again aroused media concerns about the stock market bubble.
Eric remembers the craziest time for Nasdaq technology stocks. Some companies’ price-earnings ratios even exceeded 1,000 times. Amazon’s price-earnings ratio of more than 60 times is just the beginning. The next two years will be the craziest time for the Nasdaq market. .
Entering December, Thanksgiving has passed, and although there are still three weeks before Christmas, the festive atmosphere across the United States is getting stronger.
After Eric participated in Amazon's IPO, he failed to go to Long Island to spend Christmas with the women and children immediately. Instead, he flew back to Los Angeles quickly and devoted himself to the busy work at the end of the year.
While Eric was in New York, "Night at the Museum 2" produced by MGM was also released on November 28. The box office for the first three days was 54.17 million US dollars, and the box office for the first seven days was only 79.8 million US dollars. MGM's $85 million to $90 million first-week expectations. Although this data is much higher than the first one, the word-of-mouth is not as good as the first one, and it is expected that it will be difficult to get out of the long-term.
As a special effects blockbuster whose production cost has soared to 120 million US dollars, the first weekend is not as good as expected, and the film's total North American box office may also stop at 150 million to 200 million US dollars, which is far lower than the first North American box office of 250 million US dollars. , and the corresponding overseas box office is likely to be unsatisfactory.
Compared with "Night at the Museum 2", "Monsters, Inc." performed extremely well at the box office. (To be continued.)