It would not have to be a cold day in H before IMAX could shoot up to 7.50 by the time March expiration of IMQ CU. It is a stock that should be highly affected by the excellent reception being given to the broad-screen appearance of the IMAX digital format; they are not having to mess around with those big old celluloid reels any more. Thus, the possibility is at least partly sunny that IMAX could shoot up beyond the 20%-some increase it would need in order to strike 7.50 by the time the March call options expire.

If you saw what happened to DIS -- they recently saw a handy shoring up based partly on the effect of the blockbuster anna banana "HANNAH MONTANA & MILEY CYRUS: BEST OF BOTH WORLDS CONCERT" on Disney revenues. You could just look at the Theatre lines while shopping nearby for groceries -- you wouldn't be required to attend it as I voluntarily did in accompanying by daughter.

When you see the effect this has on them, it seems like the Beatles all over again -- er, not quite "that big," I hope. It also seems more wholesome, so far, that the take that was given the Beatles.

Last year, the IMAX share price took a big jump when they first obtained the contract to install their system in AMC movie theatres across the country. Some made out quite well and unexpectedly on the call options -- as did some recent windfall recipients who were holding shorter-term YHOO share call options.

There's no telling what will happen before March expiration, so that's half gambling and half speculative investment, even though this is not a "flim-flam" company and has contracts in hand, with other possibilities always out there, who will need it to compete with the AMC movie theatres. IMAX has shot up more than 25% overnight on the previous occasion and could do so again, and the cost of the option was cheap given the possibilities, and retrospectively, of course -- given the reward.