Warner Music Group Corp. (WMG)

It is underrated! WMG price should be around $8.50 - US stock analyst.

Just folowing the momentum, which is down...

overvalued relative earnings. bearish stoch and macd.

WMG seems to have a very solid approach to reducing their overall debt and return the company to profit. I like seeing their aggressive marketing combined with new outlets for increasing their sales. I believe this company will continue to rise and even before this years end, I think we will see that above $12 a share.

Has spent alot of money enforcing copyright act on the internet and especially on You Tube, while at the same time frustrating many former Warner Music Group fans and there defeating the purpose of wisely al-locating investors money in creating and growng a fan base to buy orginal WMG products. Finally, WMG should borrow the idea of UniversalMusicRecords in setting its own official You Tube channel and upload their music videos to gather valuable steady stream of comments about various artists (popularity,trends, and etc.).

adjusting to new environment, in which recordings are loss leaders for live event & licensing income streams. myspace music should help.

One of the largest companys in the world looking for and discovering new talent,recording it and getting it out to the public around the world.There will always be music and new bands and people trying to profit from it and this company is their doorway.

The CD is dying a slow and painful death and revenue streams from digital distribution are less than well defined.

Warner music groups stock is a bargain at $8. I don't see why there not worth at least $15 a share right now.

Cash-burning relic of the old music model. Chapter 11/7 by year end.

The music industry has been unable to keep up with technology having been unable to find the right formula to market and sell their products online. They have made up for this, in my opinion, by pumping a series of one-hit-wonders with little substance. Combine those facts with sad management and a diminishing market share and poof... you've got a loser.

Recent progressive decisions made regarding DRM-free files should give some kind of boost to any of the companies wise enough to stop kicking and screaming and take advantage.

Management's strategic direction for the company looks like a drunk in the park.

The music industry is in a downward spiral that I think is irreversable. The industry has been putting out crap music for years now as talented indie artists have been releasing tracks online. iTunes is close to being the biggest record store in the world and the CD is becoming obsolete.

Now that Napster is gone, music piracy is a thing of the past. They should now have no problem selling overpriced CDs to the gullible youth market!

Warner Music Group Corp. is a music content company that classifies its business interests into two areas: Recorded Music and Music Publishing. The Recorded Music business produces revenue through the marketing, sale and licensing of recorded music in various physical (such as compact disc's, cassettes, long playings and digital versatile discs) and digital (such as downloads and ringtones) formats. The Music Publishing business owns and acquires rights to musical compositions, exploits and markets these compositions and receives royalties or fees for their use. The Company publishes music across a range of musical styles. It owns or controls the rights to more than one million musical compositions, including a number of pop music hits, American standards, folk songs, and motion picture and theatrical compositions. On July 14, 2006, it acquired the remaining 20% interest in Maverick Recording Company. In January 2007, the Company acquired a 73.5% interest in Roadrunner Music Group B.V.

By not adapting to the Internet and alienating potential customers through anti-piracy lawsuits and settlements as well as lobbying for copyright extremism, the music industry has dug its own grave. It will take a long time for this hated industry to regain a clean image, and that's only if it makes the right choices.

they have to figure out other loop holes

One word: iTunes.