One Guy's Investments

The story of Travis Johnson's investment portfolio, with analysis and thoughts on the stocks and funds I've considered, bought and sold. I don't claim to have brilliant picks that will make you money, and I'm not an investment advisor, registered or otherwise, so don't follow my moves unless you're happy to lose money without suing someone. I'm just one guy. My articles get republished in several places, but always appear here first -- subscribe now(totally free via RSS) to see them before they're on Yahoo Finance.

Thursday, December 22, 2005 -- Subscribe free

Annual Checkup -- DWA

I'm still confident in the long-term future of Dreamworks Animation (DWA), though my average price of $35.49 means my holdings are still significantly underwater. I've written here and there about this company's prospects, and, while I think 2006's film slate is a little light and this year may remain a good buying opportunitiy, it's possible that their two "no-name" films this year will succeed beyond our wildest dreams ... and the return of the Shrek franchise should be a big boost in 2007. The most important recent change was the addition of Lewis Coleman to the management team -- he's reputedly a tough guy and a solid Hollywood manager that should be able to introduce a little of the business discipline that Jeffrey Katzenberg lacks. I like that Katzenberg should be able to focus more on the creative, and that there will be someone in the management suite who understands both the Street and the studios.

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