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Now: Buy CKRUSH  (CKRH.OB on NASDAQ). It's a cheap way to buy into the  MySpace phenomenon
Finally: "The Internet's Holy Grail," suggests the Wall Street Journal.*
Enter: (CKRH.OB) trading on the NASDAQ bulletin board @ 22 cents
Ckrush Inc. (CKRH.OB) $0.22 OTCBB
Market cap $14 million
Oct 9th: Google To Acquire YouTube for $1.65 Billion.
Last month Google guaranteed MySpace and some other News Corp sites a minimum of $900 million in ad revenue over the next three and a half years.
Mother of all enchiladas - that's real money!
Now add Hollywood, the movies, films stars, and - all that jazz - and what you have is a truly distinctive story that, should it resonate, could catch hold and propel (CKRH.OB) to the ethers.
The market-cap driver behind (CKRH.OB) is LiveMansion.com, a social-networking site-par excellence. If you're breathing, vertical and out of the rehab you must know that online-communities are "the" happening for the youth culture of our time. (CKRH.OB) is in the hunt; and the possibilities of market-cap expansion abound.
October 16th, 2006 INTERMIX CO-FOUNDER TO ADVISE CKRUSH with FOCUS on LiveMansion.com: Ckrush Inc., announced that Joe Abrams, one of the founders of Intermix Inc., has joined the Ckrush team! Inermix, which was the majority owner of MySpace, was recently acquired by News Corp (NYSE:NWS) for approximately $580 Million. Prior to Intermix, Mr. Abrams was a co-founder of The Software Toolworks Inc., & served as its President & COO & negotiated its sale to Pearson PLC for $462 million.
From the get go LiveMansion.com has been recognized by financial news networks and most reputable print forms of media. On their website, LiveMansion.com, there is a link to a rousing CNBC streaming video that can be accessed by clicking here. There are also links to articles about the company from the NY Times, and Variety.
Go to LiveMansion.com for admission to the best way I know to play this exciting story on the cheap.
Yahoo was rumored as paying about $1 billion for the two-and-a-half year old company Facebook, another social networking company.
That was enough to spook Microsoft into kicking up the bidding. The story goes that the founder of Facebook, 22-year old CEO Mark Zuckerberg, told Microsoft that he wanted $2 billion. Yikes! No deal yet, but the discussions are still going on.
If Facebook is worth $1billion, (CKRH.OB)'s LiveMansion.com could be worth at least 10% of that. That being the case (CKRH.OB) would have a market cap of $100 million and a stock price of about $1.00. Here lies the investment potential. This could be a 10 bagger and a major, major winner.
Thursday's *Wall Street Journal expounds on what's looking like "the Internet's Holy Grail" and how the corporate $billions are chasing the players. The numbers mentioned are staggering for companies that were nonexistent a couple of years ago. Some of the big names mentioned in pursuit are: Microsoft, Viacom, Yahoo, and Google and the money is in the billions.
Now, in this context, consider the (CKRH.OB) story. In July, (CKRH.OB) announced the launch of "LiveMansion: The Movie," (CKRH.OB)'s first major effort to build digital asset value / market-cap through their recently launched online community LiveMansion.com. Members will earn "producer points" as they take part in the making of the film, and those with the highest participation will be brought to the set and earn equity in the picture, among other benefits.
As a social networking site, LiveMansion.com is similar to MySpace.com. The latter, together with Facebook, Bebo, and Friendstar, have near 60 million unique monthly visitors to their sites where the youth gather, create Web pages, profiles, search for new friends, muse with each other and hang out. There's even an adult site that's catching hold. Eons.com has had 2 million page views to date.
On Thursday, Sept 28th, NewsMax.com reported that "Murdoch's MySpace could be worth $15 billion".
Given that MySpace now belongs to media giant News Corp, and the others named above are private companies, (CKRH.OB) / LiveMansion.com becomes the only online, social networking play for an investor in the stock market.
To sum up about LiveMansion.com / (CKRH.OB) - the stock could rock as the only pure mini-cap play in the social networking market segment.
The Live Mansion site in incredibly intriguing: www.LiveMansion.com Take a look — it kind of makes you want to send in your photo and a bio. It gives you a shot at being in the movie. Hooray for Hollywood!
After just premiering in New York at the famed Zigfield Theater, (CKRH.OB)'s "Artie Lange's Beer League" is now being shown in select theaters around the country and it's a rousing and raucous hit. Ticket sales are humming putting up solid per screen numbers. With the minimum guarantees, foreign distribution, future TV revenues and DVD sales the film, I'm told is in the black and the possibility of huge upside looms as it's a very low budget film, less than a tenth the cost of the average studio picture. Already smacking of becoming a "cult status" hit, the potential for Beer League to catch hold and explode with the youth demographic is worth noting. And the NY Times readers have highly ranked Beer League in early reviews.
TV the Movie, premiers Nov. 9th produced by (CKRH.OB), it is now another important part of this company's exciting story. On Sept. 22nd, Jackass: Number Two premiered with much of the same cast as TV the Movie and was the film industry's largest grosser at $28 million.
One should also note that (CKRH.OB) co-produced the sorority comedy "National Lampoon's Pledge This" with the cultural icon, Ms. Paris Hilton, as the "star." It premiered Oct. 26th in Chicago with Paris "the" hot property personified, and with her name on the marquee, I think this film could be a smash hit.
(CKRH.OB)'s web site: www.ckrush.net
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