They're really a financially ordsprog
 They're really a financially conservative company. They are what they are -- they can do relatively small budget films with a nice potential upside. |
| If anything, you could say they're expanding pretty slowly into international markets. They're financially a very conservative company. But now they're ready to dive in overseas. |
| I like the fact that we're running so many good films from around the world and the size of it gives us the opportunity to do that, to run both the big-budget films as well as the young, first-time filmmakers, the discovery films, |
| Aside from generating additional brand exposure for the company, we note that we are not currently factoring anything for this new line into our model. We believe though that it should represent a solid new revenue stream for the company, and thus potential upside to our numbers going forward. |
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| Apache -- I think you want to have some sort of exposure to energy, particularly going into the second half of the year. We're not going to have a winter like last winter, at least I don't think we will. And then some of the others, again, more conservative, but yet I think have upside potential, |
| We will continue to do that. There is a great deal of upside potential in leaving the company as is. |
| Merck has always been very financially conservative in the past, so we can not only fund the dividend and fund the running of the company but me can fund an acquisition. |
| We believe the combination of limited sales upside and conservative guidance may prove disappointing to investors, consequently limiting near-term upside in the stock. |
| It's a pleasure to be (in the company of) these so-called small movies. But I think it's the opposite. The thoughts are very big and these films are very special to me. |
| We're on a tight enough budget as is, and that is with students making their own food. If we had to switch over to Baker Catering, there is no way we could financially do it on the budget we have now. |
| It's a lot easier to find top, world-class people to run small companies [than big ones] ... because you get a much bigger equity upside if your company is successful, |
John Sculley (1939-)
| Things like this typically bring down a lot of small companies. It's (financially) draining and it has impeded our growth considerably. If this were a weaker product line, our company wouldn't have survived. |
| It's films like 'Sideways' and 'Super Size Me' that make folks realize that low-budget films are attractive because you can spend less to reach profitability. |
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