Silver Screen Studios Inc.: Global Market Report

Silver Screen Studios, Inc. (OTCBB: SSSU) has released a market commentary discussing the entertainment industry financial issues and highlighting major market worthy news and comments. The company, along with other notable industry players, such as Microsoft, Nike, Apple Computer Inc., Google, Inc., and Yahoo, is profiled in the commentary. The report notes that Silver Screen Studios has plans to reward its shareholders by distributing spin out dividends of subsidiary companies and is in an aggressive capital raising campaign to benefit the company.

Key Takeaways:

  • Silver Screen Studios, Inc. (OTCBB: SSSU) closed at $0.0063 on a volume of 18.2 million shares, indicating significant trading activity in the company.
  • The independent studio has announced plans for a major restructuring and entered into a joint venture with Blue Box Entertainment, Inc. for a first look deal.
  • Silver Screen Studios aims to reward its shareholders through the distribution of spin out dividends of subsidiary companies.
  • The company is engaged in an aggressive capital raising campaign that should benefit the company.
  • Microsoft approached Yahoo with a purchase offer for a piece of their search division, but was rebuffed by Yahoo.
  • Yahoo has become a platform for advertisers seeking coveted demographics, charging up to $1.0 million for an ad on its homepage.
  • Google's market share rose to 43.1% in April, up from 42.7% in March and 36.5% in April of 2005.
  • Google's search algorithm tweaks should boost revenue growth by 100 to 200 basis points.
  • Apple Computer's flagship retail store in Manhattan is expected to add over $40 million per year to Apple sales.
  • Apple and Nike have teamed up to create a wireless system connecting Apple's iPod nano to Nike sneakers.

Statistics:

  • Silver Screen Studios, Inc. (SSSU) closed at $0.0063 with a volume of 18.2 million shares.
  • Google's market share rose to 43.1% in April.
  • Google's market capitalization stands at $117 billion.
  • Yahoo charges up to $1.0 million for an ad on its homepage.
  • Apple's flagship retail store in Manhattan is expected to add over $40 million per year to Apple sales.
  • The Air Zoom Moire shoe's sensor records distance, time, pace, and calories burned during workouts.

Sources:

  • M2 PressWIRE - "Silver Screen Studios Inc.: Silver Screen Studios: Global Market Report" (May 25, 2006)
  • M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD - "RDATE: 25052006"
  • Silver Screen Studios, Inc. - Tel: +1 404 255 0400, e-mail: sssu@mindspring.com
  • Google, Inc. - Market share data
  • Yahoo - Ad pricing data
  • Apple Computer Inc. - Retail sales data
  • Nike - Air Zoom Moire shoe data