No new openers; Post adjust blues.

Let's be honest. Traders are being really dumb when it comes to Horton Hears a Who. The animated Seuss flick has continued to drop and that sucks. Obviously they want to put their cash into other investments.

The film crossed 100 million last night and is now perched at 105 million dollars with the rest of this weekend, all of those weekdays, and next weekend to go.

While it may not pull in the 4 million weekdays this week, I still say we're looking at 130+ as a delist right now which is why it's so frustrating to see it fall.

Drillbit Taylor stands at 16.7 million dollars. It was starting to make some great ground on the weekdays and great showing this weekend could propel this thing further. I'm still confident this is another post-adjust long, though it apparently will have to take some time to get there. A 6 million dollar weekend will put it at nearly 20 with two more weeks to go.

And now that I've covered post-adjust, I wanna say we're filming our next episode of the KIDS Fundcast this weekend. We'll be talking about the thrill ride of the Spring, Nim's Island. The flick has been tracking in the 20 million range, (WHY?) trading in the 15 million range, and we'll throw some comedy into the the range and see what cooks.

One final note, because we've been doing really bad lately in the fund, we've decided we're going to diversify our holdings a bit today during Commission Free time. While it's common thought that you should always hold MAX shares, apparently traders do not like what we're holding MAX shares in and keep driving down those securities. They're mean doodyheads and I hate them.