Hollywood Starts with Animation

the next day.

Nasdaq exchange.

At this moment, the exchanges are crowded with people, all looking forward to grabbing a mouthful of delicious fat under the big wave of the Internet.

The three giants of Summit Entertainment, Patrick Watzberg, Bob Hayward and David Garrett, are also here.

Patrick: "How can we make a fortune if we don't buy a few shares of an Internet company? If we don't make a fortune quickly, where will we have the funds to develop the company and develop Summit Entertainment into a big company alongside the Big Six?!"

Bob Hayward hesitated: "Will it be too risky, after all, the stock market is risky."

"Ha ha!"

David Garrett sneered: "Bob, you're just too cautious. Think about our Summit Entertainment, we've been in business for almost 6 years, and we haven't made much money, but the stock market can make money!"

"You are wrong!"

Bob Hayward immediately retorted: "In March we released the film "Two Smoking Guns" directed by Guy Ritchie and starring Jason Statham, and it has won thousands of dollars since its release. $10,000 at the box office? How can you say it doesn't make money."

The voice fell.

Patrick and David were both laughing out loud.

"Dude, do you know how much Patrick has made in the stock market lately?" David said suddenly.

"How many can there be?"

Bob Hayward is somewhat disdainful in his doubts. Compared with Patrick and David, he is more of a pure filmmaker, and his focus is always on film.

"$7 million!"

David whispered: "In just 4 months, Patrick made $7 million on the Nasdaq stock market, which is much faster than the movie."

What the hell!

At this moment, Bob Hayward, who did not know much about the stock market, was also shocked.

"So powerful?" Bob exclaimed.

David immediately laughed: "You know it's amazing. So I said that the stock market is faster than the movie money, you should support Patrick and my suggestion, mortgage Summit Entertainment, so that we have a lot of capital and make a lot of money in the stock market. Pen, isn't it wonderful?"

Patrick nodded and smiled: "Bob, I brought you all to make a fortune this time, don't let me down."

Bob Hayward: "..."

Today's show is completely the forced palace action of Patrick and David!

Patrick Wattsberg, Bob Hayward and David Garrett are the owners of Summit Entertainment, of which Patrick holds the majority and is the majority shareholder, and he and David can mortgage the shares , to invest in the stock market, but they had to consider the influence of Bob, one of the Big Three.

Instead of making movies well, the film owner mortgages the company and invests in the stock market.

This will have a huge impact on the hearts and minds of the company!

This is something they have to consider.

Therefore, Patrick and David intend to bundle Bob into their own stock market plans.

David urged: "Bob, don't miss this opportunity!"

Patrick also said: "I have prepared the equity mortgage contract, and Citibank has also promised that as soon as you, me, and David sign the contract, the contract will take effect immediately, and the $50 million in funds will be credited within 10 minutes. our account."

Speaking of this, Bob was a little tangled and even more excited.

He's a pure filmmaker, yes, but who doesn't like money?

"Done." Bob immediately signed the contract.

David and Patrick both laughed.

really......

In less than 10 minutes, $50 million of funds entered the account of Summit.

"Big things are to be expected!"

Patrick Lang said: "We will definitely make a lot of money from this, and then invest heavily in Summit, and quickly grow into an existence that can stand side by side with the Big Six."

It has to be said that the three of Patrick are ambitious.

They created Summit Entertainment, positioning the new company from the beginning as a top Hollywood player who can compete with the major studios, rather than a small production company.

However, in the first decade or so, this positioning was more of a joke!

Like other challengers of major Hollywood studios, Summit Entertainment suffers from insufficient financial resources. They cannot attract Hollywood's top directors and stars, and their box office results are among the large, medium and small distributors. first) location.

Of course, then it rose!

"The Hurt Locker", "Twilight", "Dance Out of My Life", "Now You See Me", "Divergent", "Red Fire", "Source Code", "God War: Eyes of Power" 》......

It is a familiar Hollywood movie!

But... Summit Entertainment in 1999 is just a younger brother!

"what?"

"Look, someone's selling a lot of HP stock."

"Dell's stock has also been sold."

"Oracle's stock is also available!!!"

Suddenly, many people in the entire Nasdaq exchange went crazy!

When others sell stocks, they naturally rush.

"David, let the traders grab these stocks for me, hurry up, grab as many as you can." Patrick was overjoyed.

"immediately!"

A call from David immediately made traders act quickly.

Bob is puzzled: "Are the three stocks of HP, Dell, and Oracle so popular?"

Patrick laughed on the spot and said: "Bob, you don't know the situation if you don't invest in stocks, let me tell you this, if we can win the stocks of these three companies worth 10 million US dollars, according to the current market, according to my operation plan , then three months from now, we're at least $2 million in profit."

"So much?!" Bob exclaimed.

"That's all, of course it has to be operated by me, most people can't make so much money." Patrick patted Bob's shoulder proudly.

Simply buying shares will naturally not make so much money.

But don't forget, there are many operations to speculate on the stock market, and here is the difference between professionals and ordinary speculators.

......

Burbank Villa.

Zucker's house.

"Boss, all the small shares you held in 6 companies including HP, Dell, Oracle, IBM, etc., were all sold off today, with a total of $172 million in cash." Private financial consultant Anna Josephine reported.

"pretty!"

Zucker said with a smile: "I sold this small stake. In today's Nasnaq market, it should not attract attention."

Anna nodded. "That's true. If you sold 2% of Yahoo and 8% of Amazon, it would definitely make a splash."

Small-value stocks can only be traded in tradable shares, but large-value stocks must not be like this, otherwise Zucker's interests are bound to be damaged.

With another $172 million in cash, Zucker is naturally in a good mood.

Who wouldn't be happy to know that Zucker spent less than $30 million to buy these shares in the first place, earning such an amount of money?

"Continue to raise funds, I will make a lot of money in the Internet bubble crisis in a few months." Zucker thought to himself.