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Yes bull shark. I'm sorry to inform you that the markets are closed on Monday it is a holiday
If your future depends on how well or poorly this stock does you need to reevaluate your life
These are hard-working honest people with a good reputation in their industry I went to the same College as he did LaGuardia Community College in Long Island City these people are raised from a young age and taught that their word is the most important thing they have in life. You should be ashamed of yourself for calling them liars and scam artists the only liar and scam artists here is you bull shark and if you call dropping a few tenths of a penny a Slaughter you do not belong in the stock market you had a couple of thousand shares and you lost a few hundred dollars no one gives a s*** about you get lost stock market is not for you
If it goes under 0.0028 it will keep going down
Fernando on your future posts can you please say when you are in and when you are out, I did the same thing last week with cclx when I could have had twice the shares. I fell in love with it because of the small float
XM SIRI has 25 billion shares out and is ovetr $5.00 a share,,this is a no brainer
they are running low on shares,put a sell with a limit on your shares so the mms can not use your shares against you
Every one should put a sell order at 0.009 so the mms can not use your shares
I put it on my F.B and asked people to share
Question for the board,How are they going to prevent people from giving out their log in info to friends and family?
Everyone please read post 55504
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Viva Entertainment Group, OTTV
Posted On: 08/03/2017 4:51:34 PM
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Posted By: OldSaltDawg
$OTTV,,,Copied from Berkshire Agent's post back in May. This is the type of information I was looking for (and for the record I never said this company is a POS):
OTTV .0008 HIDDEN GEM TECHIE STOCK! (Price as of EOD on 8/03 => $.0039 with volume of just under 380M)
Viva Entertainment Group (OTTV) Could Make Waves for Hulu, Netflix (NFLX), Hulu and Other OTT Television Names
Viva Entertainment Group Inc (OTCMKTS:OTTV) is going to be trouble for players like Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) and Time Warner Inc (NYSE:TWX).
BY BRYAN MURPHY
Sep 13, 2016 4:52:17 AM PDT | No Comment(s) - Post a Comment Rating
The phrase "over the top television," or its abbreviation "OTT," aren't new terms. The phrase was created shortly after Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) became a viable alternative to traditional cable television services less than a decade ago. The over-the-top battle didn't get intense, however, until very recently. Now that it has though, stand back.... sparks are starting to fly.
They'll be flying for a while too, if a young and hungry startup called Viva Entertainment Group Inc (OTCMKTS:OTTV) has its way. Netflix, Hulu (which is jointly owned by Walt Disney Co (NYSE IS) and Twenty-First Century Fox Inc (NASDAQ:FOXA)) and all the other new players in the OTT arena may want to look behind them. In the meantime, investors may want to take a step back and look at where the big money in the OTT business is going to be made over the course of the coming decade. OTTV is well positioned to become a centerpiece of the over-the-top television race.
Netflix isn't the dominant player it once was in the Internet-delivered television industry. To be fair, it was the first on the scene, and set the pace while it was carving out the biggest piece of this market. In the meantime thouhg, it's largely become a commodity, opening the door for new players and new kinds of delivery vehicles.
For example, aside from Hulu and Netflix, CBS Corporation (NYSE:CBS) has gotten into the game with a new service called CBS All Access. The product allows subscribers - for a nominal monthly fee - access a great deal of old and new CBS video content via the internet. And HBO, from Time Warner Inc (NYSE:TWX), has garned a small crowd with a subscription-based Internet television product called HBO Go.
Yet anopther one is Sling TV, from DISH Network Corp (NASDAQ ISH). It's really broken new ground in the over- the-top market by assembling several television channels into an entire package -- including live network broadcasts -- and then selling that package at a rate that's much lower than what it would cost a cable subscriber to watch the same channels through a typical coaxial or satellite-supplies broadcast. Sony Corp (NYSE:SNE) has done the same with what it calls Vue, offering a variety of cable TV packages... including the all-important network broadcasts from a couple of the major network names.
More competitors will be popping up soon.
As the dust continues to settle from the advent of OTT, one overlooked fact is now being recognized by consumers. What's that? As much choice as we once thought we had with over-the-top television, consumers now recognize we don't actually have that much choice.
Take Netflix as an example. What a subscriber gets is what a subscriber gets, which is access to the same content viewers half a world away also get. Though all of its is certainly high quality digital content, subscribers don't actually have a choice as to what they can view. Moreover, there's no customization or different kinds of products for different kinds of viewers. The same goes for Hulu.
Sony Vue and Sling TV partially address that issue by offering access to a couple different packages. Both companies still offer thorough bundles, however. Meanwhile, CBS All Access and HBO Go offer very good content, but not necessarily a great deal of it... it all comes from the CBS library.
The next evolution of over-the-top television will be a complete customization of OTT choice, which not only allows for regional or topical or lifestyle/niche options. It also adds choices like live broadcasts AND on-demand AND pay-per-view choices all within the same platform. Better yet, that platform will be device-agnostic.
Viva Entertainment Group has created that platform.
The product is called Viva Middleware. In simplest terms, it's a turn-key technology allowing anyone to get into the OTT business with their own customized, over-the-top television service. Live broadcasts, on-demand video, music channels and original programming are all possible. This means the service provider can customize the product locally or regionally, or even thematically, like an all-sports or an all sci-fi venue. The possibilities are endless, which is in stark contrast to Netflix's "one size fits all" service.
More important, the company announced a few weeks ago it was entering into joint venture with Oi2 Media, to create an OTT service that caters to a certain segment of the nation's demographic. See, Oi2 Media is the United States' biggest distributor of Latino-centric digital content, delivering both music and television. It's the name behind CNN en Espanol and ESPN Deportes Radio, just to name a few. It wouldn't be out of line to call the joint venture something along the lines of a Latino network. The next product could be a low-cost cable option for a university's students. The one after that could be a Hulu-like service just for a hotel chain's guests (the company's next focal point, by the way). The one after that could be one that caters to kids, serving up all kinds of cartoons. There are no limits.
Whatever's in the cards, the Oi2 news effectively turned the company's switch to the "on" position. The market's going to take notice that anyone can now chip away at the top players' dominance in this space. Netflix, Hulu, CBS All Access and all the rest simply don't allow for the kind of flexibility Viva Entertainment Group can offer to an enterprising newcomer that's ready and willing to take on the big boys.
It's no small opportunity either. The over-the-top television market is projected to grow from $28 billion in 2015 to $62 billion by 2020. That's an annualized growth rate of 17%.
Regardless of the market size, OTTV is in the right place at the right time. Over-the-top TV has been validated. The competition is heating up. Several service providers who have thus far been shut out of the television market because competition was too strong (and funding was needed) can now get into market... and they have a great shot at up-ending entrenched names in the internet television space. Viva Entertainment Group is the gatekeeper. That's a compelling proposition for current and would-be investors.
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Posted On: 08/03/2017 4:51:34 PM
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Posted By: OldSaltDawg
$OTTV,,,Copied from Berkshire Agent's post back in May. This is the type of information I was looking for (and for the record I never said this company is a POS):
OTTV .0008 HIDDEN GEM TECHIE STOCK! (Price as of EOD on 8/03 => $.0039 with volume of just under 380M)
Viva Entertainment Group (OTTV) Could Make Waves for Hulu, Netflix (NFLX), Hulu and Other OTT Television Names
Viva Entertainment Group Inc (OTCMKTS:OTTV) is going to be trouble for players like Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) and Time Warner Inc (NYSE:TWX).
BY BRYAN MURPHY
Sep 13, 2016 4:52:17 AM PDT | No Comment(s) - Post a Comment Rating
The phrase "over the top television," or its abbreviation "OTT," aren't new terms. The phrase was created shortly after Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) became a viable alternative to traditional cable television services less than a decade ago. The over-the-top battle didn't get intense, however, until very recently. Now that it has though, stand back.... sparks are starting to fly.
They'll be flying for a while too, if a young and hungry startup called Viva Entertainment Group Inc (OTCMKTS:OTTV) has its way. Netflix, Hulu (which is jointly owned by Walt Disney Co (NYSE IS) and Twenty-First Century Fox Inc (NASDAQ:FOXA)) and all the other new players in the OTT arena may want to look behind them. In the meantime, investors may want to take a step back and look at where the big money in the OTT business is going to be made over the course of the coming decade. OTTV is well positioned to become a centerpiece of the over-the-top television race.
Netflix isn't the dominant player it once was in the Internet-delivered television industry. To be fair, it was the first on the scene, and set the pace while it was carving out the biggest piece of this market. In the meantime thouhg, it's largely become a commodity, opening the door for new players and new kinds of delivery vehicles.
For example, aside from Hulu and Netflix, CBS Corporation (NYSE:CBS) has gotten into the game with a new service called CBS All Access. The product allows subscribers - for a nominal monthly fee - access a great deal of old and new CBS video content via the internet. And HBO, from Time Warner Inc (NYSE:TWX), has garned a small crowd with a subscription-based Internet television product called HBO Go.
Yet anopther one is Sling TV, from DISH Network Corp (NASDAQ ISH). It's really broken new ground in the over- the-top market by assembling several television channels into an entire package
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I did not mean to insult you,i am sorry.
I speak 5,,,farsi,turkish,french ,english and hebrew
14 million buy at 4
Big block sales have ended,we are going up
Big block buys are starting to come in
looks like the big block sales are coming to an end
Sounds like more bad news is coming our way,hope i can sell in the morning and leave all this B.S.behind.
Wow,it will probably go back to a penny ,it has no support and there is no buying pressure,Thanks Mark.I will be suing you personally.
Mark is too old and there are lots of young people that are smarter than him when it comes to tech .
Mark ,why post here.why don't you spend a few dollars and do it the right way.
Great post- makes all the sense in the world could not have said it better myself set top boxes will be a thing of the past soon people want apps they do not want boxes
That was me on the ask i did not get it.So much drama with this stock,it is a good thing that he is not in charge ,he does not think things through he does things with his emotions.He could have done it in a more professional way.
He just created the account,and if he was real he would wait for higher price and sell first before he posted .lol
Yes please
I tried hitting the ask on Monday with a 10000 share order at the close,but for some reason they sold it to me for the bid price.
Home page of ihub,top left under boards,then (lounge),,there are so many discussion boards ,i do not know which one to post on.
I think there is a general discussion board on Ihub,you can post there.
I will be testing soon ,I just signed the statement that i would not be sharing the information this morning.
Thank you
If that is the case ,should we sell at 0.10?why don't they sell at a higher price if it is going to keep going up passed 0.10?
Buy now will gap up on monday
Volume says it all,this has just started to run.
We will see $3.00 in a week
Shutting off the computer coming back in a few weeks to collect.
people Stop with BS,,10th of a penny bids and buy through the bid,
Voice text sucks,this thing will be over 0.10 with or with out any news,if news comes out it wil get to 0.50 in no time,have almost 900.000 shares will try o make it a cool million or more.Yes skinny i will buy through the offer not to worry.
Where did all these people come from,this thing wwill be over 0.10 by the end of the week..we have beenn waiting for years for this.