LIVE From the Street ..Your Ground Floor to Short-term Gains
Symbol: PRTH Shares Outstanding: 15,003,597 Est. Float: 1,100,000 Market Cap: 37,500,000 Beta Coefficient: 0.54 IMAGINE IF YOU HAD THE CHANCE TO BUY A WAL-MART FRANCHISE IN MEXICO RIGHT WHEN IT FIRST OPENED ITS DOORS THERE ? AND ALL YOU NEEDED WAS A SMALL STAKE TO GET IN You could have turned a small stake like 1000 dollars into hundreds of thousands, even millions. If you were a bit more aggressive and well-healed, a 5000 dollar investment could have become several million. Today, Wal-Mart Mexico has now grown to more than 700 stores in over 78 cities throughout Mexico, now with total sales of over 12.5 billion annually. Of course, Wal-Mart didn?t sell franchises for its Mexico expansion in 1977; but we think we have found a company that meets the same criteria. We're talking of course about Prime Time Group, Inc. (PRTH), and here is your opportunity to buy into a company ON THE GROUND FLOOR. Prime Time has entered into a purchase agreement to buy into the rapidly expanding, multi-store franchise of 7-Eleven, Inc., the largest convenience store chain in the world. The agreement will make Prime Time the exclusive, master franchisee in a very exciting new US territory, which could very well grow faster than Mexico. 7-Eleven is a multi-billion dollar, international corporation listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: SE), and if you look at its stock performance over the last 2 years it has out-performed Wal-Mart hands down, going from 6.50 to nearly 35.00. The time to buy into 7-Eleven has passed, but the good news is that there's still time to get in on the ground floor with PRTH. Wall Street has yet to catch on to this one. Better hurry though - PRTH stock started at below 1 dollar and is now over 2.50. And with 7-Eleven in the picture, we don?t see how PRTH can't help but be a tremendous success. We believe PRTH will follow in 7-Eleven?s footsteps - quite possibly moving to 35+, and possibly even higher. PRTH has just now started rolling out the news... LIVE FROM THE WIRE....BRANSON, MO---Prime Time Group, Inc. (PRTH)...Pending acquisition will make Prime Time the owner of all 7-Eleven stores in Puerto Rico. This deal would also make Prime Time the exclusive master franchisee for the territory. Prime Time Group, Inc. (PRTH) announces that it has entered into a Stock Purchase Agreement with Puerto Rico-7, a Puerto Rican company. Puerto Rico-7 currently owns and operates 14 7-Eleven convenience stores located in Puerto Rico. It also is the exclusive area licensee of 7-Eleven (NYSE:SE) in all of Puerto Rico. It is expected that Puerto Rico-7's employees will remain with Prime Time, and will be joined by Prime Time's current management team. Prime Time believes that becoming the exclusive licensee of 7-Eleven in Puerto Rico will be of tremendous benefit to the Company. The Puerto Rican economy is vibrant. All sectors of the economy have experienced explosive growth over the last few years and show no signs of slowing. There are approximately 4 million people on the island, with nearly 1,700,000 in the greater San Juan area, where all of the 14 7-Eleven convenience stores are currently located. This equates to 1,000 people per square mile, making Puerto Rico approximately 10 times more densely populated than the United States. The population continues to increase as more of the island is developed. Prime Time Group believes that 7-Eleven is highly under-represented in Puerto Rico, while at the same time experiencing increased brand recognition and customer satisfaction. Prime Time believes that it is strategically poised to take advantage of these factors. There's no doubt that investing in the right early-stage, growth stock is one of the easiest ways to realize gains in today's market. Did you know that a 10,000 dollar investment in Microsoft stock in 1986 would be worth approximately 2.7 million today? Not only is PRTH stock in its early stages and set to run-up, but just as important, Prime Time itself is an established company with a track record of solid management and success. Prime Time is already a winner with a strong financial record to boot. Prime Time stores generated 17.2 million in revenue during 2003 with income (before depreciation, amortization and income taxes) of 651,196. Why is PRTH so exciting and set to run? PRTH stock is new to the market, having gone public very quietly?so you have a brief opportunity to get in near the bottom before word gets out and it gets an American Stock Exchange listing; and everyone from Wall Street to CNBC to Warren Buffet catches on. AN AMEX LISTING ? WHAT HAPPENS TO STOCK PRICE? On July 18, 2005, American Oriental Bioengineering, Inc. listed its common stock on the American Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol: AOB. The stock has risen approximately 200% since the beginning of May, ten weeks before the listing was obtained; and since the listing, has risen approximately 50%. Is PRTH next? THE PRIME TIME SOLUTION Prime Time will be the exclusive 7-Eleven area licensee for the whole island of Puerto Rico. Of the fourteen 7-Eleven stores being acquired by Prime Time, twelve of the stores grossed 16.9 million in revenues in 2004, with income (before depreciation, amortization and income taxes) of 283,522. Puerto Rico-7 has opened two new stores within the last three months, and both locations have exceeded all expectations. 7-Eleven has over 27,000 stores worldwide, with over 10 billion customer transactions annually, totaling over 36 billion in sales. As recently as July 26, 7-Eleven posted a 9.1% increase in total revenue as 2nd quarter merchandise sales increased 6.5%. 7-Eleven is the largest convenience store chain in the world. Shares in PRTH are still quite inexpensive. We believe there is great potential to realize huge profits. When Prime Time executes its business plan, expanding to over 100 stores in Puerto Rico alone, this would be approximately a 700% increase in that territory's stores. Can you imagine the sales and earnings growth PRTH would experience? I think you will agree, there is no excuse for missing the brief window of opportunity to get in early on PRTH?s bright future, especially in light of how little you have to put up to position yourself for such extraordinary gains. FROM HUMBLE BEGINNINGS...IS PRTH NEXT? The Charoen Pokphand Group of Thailand first acquired a 7-Eleven franchise license in 1989 and has grown dramatically, now generating over 985 million in annual sales. Johnny Ray Arnold, Chairman, CEO of Prime Time Group, stated, "Puerto Rico-7 has opened two new stores within the last three months, and both locations have exceeded all expectations. 7-Eleven and Prime Time believe that across the island of Puerto Rico, more than 100 stores can be developed. It is our intent to fulfill that goal while maintaining the history of success, quality and customer satisfaction that are the cornerstones of 7-Eleven.'' Visit the LIVE FROM THE STREET Website at INTENSE-MARKET-PLAYERS. COM Verify all claims and do your own due diligence. Live >From the Street (The Intellectual Property Group) profiles are not a solicitation or recommendation to buy, sell or hold securities. The Intellectual Property Group is not offering securities for sale. The Intellectual Property Group is not liable for any investment decisions by its readers or subscribers. It is strongly recommended that any purchase or sale decision be discussed with a financial adviser, or a broker-dealer, or a member of any financial regulatory bodies. The information contained herein has been provided as an information service only. The accuracy or completeness of the information is not warranted and is only as reliable as the sources from which it was obtained. It should be understood there is no guarantee that past performance will be indicative of future results. The Intellectual Property Group?s parent company purchased 25,000 shares of PRTH in an off the market transaction for 2.00 has also purchased 3000 shares of PRTH for 2.55. We plan to purchase up to 30,000 more shares of PRTH at the market. We may sell this stock at anytime without notice.
