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Lets see how the commercial trials and launch go with the Marketing Research Firms...remember its all automated...
Marketing to more Marketing Research Firms should be happening now...and then
Next step is roll-out another vertical...
Many good points Van...but I dont necessarily think McDonald is as strong a you indicated...based solely on the $100k in stock he throws up at the .80 mark.
In the scheme of things...it not a lot of money or stock. You will notice the price action, when bought in the 600k share range, cuts through him like a hot knife through butter.
When buying is sustained at or around that level...HE WILL BE TOAST and that butter will be spread all him... At some time he will be forced to cover...its only getting worse, not better for him. The News has not made him cover...and why should it?
The real issue is the developing out of Clipstream in any one vertical that will produce a more robust revenue stream. When that occurs and the street can SEE...than true Proof of Concept will have occurred and be recognized by the street and investors. Then you will see more robust and sustained stock purchasing. At that point McDonald(Shortie)will find himself in the toaster oven, we will have our meal.
The quarterly will be out in less than 6 weeks and we will know what revenue wins have been made and what others are on the CLOSE horizons...
Hopefully BEFORE THEN...Steve will be smart enough to enlighten us along the way...with updated press releases on Clipstreams progress and wins...
ps. There is comfort in being in a company with no debt and cash flow positive and huge upside potential...while waiting.
Many good points Van...but I dont necessarily think McDonald is as strong a you indicated...based solely on the $100k in stock he throws up at the .80 mark.
In the scheme of things...it not a lot of money or stock. You will notice the price action, when bought in the 600k share range, cuts through him like a hot knife through butter.
When buying is sustained at or around that level...HE WILL BE TOAST and that butter will be spread all him... At some time he will be forced to cover...its only getting worse, not better for him. The News has not made him cover...and why should it?
The real issue is the developing out of Clipstream in any one vertical that will produce a more robust revenue stream. When that occurs and the street can SEE...than true Proof of Concept will have occurred and be recognized by the street and investors. Then you will see more robust and sustained stock purchasing. At that point McDonald(Shortie)will find himself in the toaster oven, we will have our meal.
The quarterly will be out in less than 6 weeks and we will know what revenue wins have been made and what others are on the CLOSE horizons...
Hopefully BEFORE THEN...Steve will be smart enough to enlighten us along the way...with updated press releases on Clipstreams progress and wins...
ps. There is comfort in being in a company with no debt and cash flow positive and huge upside potential...while waiting.
A surprise stock split would get things jumping again...10 for 1 would do it...
Gaming can literally start tomorrow per NJ Law...just a matter of who the Casinos use...for platform
Bill Passed both houses NJ leg..goes to Christie TODAY..to sign
John Brennan ?@BergenBrennan
NJ state Senate votes for online gaming bill, 34-1. Bill now goes to Gov Christie's desk
Looks like someone wanted to get out....at least there was someone there wanting 750K shares @.12
Panic selling in the market...someone did not want to be patient with this one...
Nothing changes because someone needed or wanted their money back...IMHO....
2.20.13 Letter from CEO spells it all out...
"Napster's"
Don't forget. Music industry broke naps terms back with DSNY'S watermarking technology.
Dsny watermarking technology tags content... Coming from maker/content provider ... Security starts there and watermarkied content CAN BE TRACED... Regardless of format/ delivery. security not years away... Source of original video can be tracked
Nor can I get a continuously playing Nexflix movie online through Roku via cable...in addition 30 % of the movies don't deliver voice with video so can only watch without audio... A product of poor delivery and transmission to player in cable box? Who knows but Nexfix has servers delivery issues... Clipstreams can cure them...Steve knows it... I assume Netflix does too. It should be interesting
Good point Blue...that is why it appears to be ready as an immediate mobile device advertising solution....
The true test of the stock (not the company) will be holding above $1 with an active short Noramco trying to protect his very vulnerable position.
If buying comes in from private equity/hedge funds and investors...in sufficient volume...and sustained...you will see your questions and (prayers) answered...
...otherwise it will be continuous battle until a substantial revenue adoption of G2 is made...but that should be a matter of time not if...IMHO.
Ps... Don't get your panties all bunched up over the small stuff
Strange report. I intentionally used a very old computer 6. Years old with old Internet explorer window 7/ Firefox, generally slow as a snail....and after last update last week worked as well and as clear as my 2 month old souped up $3k computer, windows 8, chrome. ... But frankly the " sweet spot " for DSNY is the computer and devices less than 3 years old... Others comprise such a small percentage of who the "adopters" want to reach that it is almost irrelevant to Clipstreams commercial success ... Reaching those with quality just gravy...IMHO.
Strange report. I intentionally used a very old computer 6. Years old with old Internet explorer window 7/ Firefox, generally slow as a snail....and after last update last week worked as well and as clear as my 2 month old souped up $3k computer, windows 8, chrome. ... But frankly the " sweet spot " for DSNY is the computer and devices less than 3 years old... Others comprise such a small percentage of who the "adopters" want to reach that it is almost irrelevant to Clipstreams commercial success ... Reaching those with quality just gravy...IMHO.
Strange report. I intentionally used a very old computer 6. Years old with old Internet explorer window 7/ Firefox, generally slow as a snail....and after last update last week worked as well and as clear as my 2 month old souped up $3k computer, windows 8, chrome. ... But frankly the " sweet spot " for DSNY is the computer and devices less than 3 years old... Others comprise such a small percentage of who the "adopters" want to reach that it is almost irrelevant to Clipstreams commercial success ... Reaching those with quality just gravy...IMHO.
Did the same on a 6 year old computer with IE/Firefox...last week I had a problem with last video...yesterday...perfect transmission.
Don't think you will see that again...irrational exuberance...had no basis in reality or financial reporting...
but do believe it can hit $30-40 share...
(we all have our stories back then...like buying 10 contracts of QCOM at option premium of $50 ($50,000) and shooting up 5 minutes later to $250 ($250,000)...yes i did sell...but like everyone else...lost it months later in something else...early 2000)
bullish sign..IMHO....up on heavy vol. and any selling done only on light vol.
Guess it will be significant when "Draft" is actually adopted and implimented?
"In March of 2012, the F.D.A. issued Modified Risk Tobacco Product Applications Draft Guidance."
So any predictions if and when the FDA will "choose" to regulate Nicotine?
"This data could be helpful to FDA in gauging public sentiment and tailoring its messaging if the agency chooses to move forward with such regulation," said Pearson.
Read more here: http://www.diigo.com/annotated/511f9e0f9c230a695cea9d1e55375420#storylink=cpy
Interesting commentatry post from XXII page regarding Sabby's investments ...regarding its investment in TROV.
Vangorilla "How to find Big Stocks":
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"Most dont realize the significance of Sabby Management's investment in XXII.
Not only does it bring TROV eyes over to this nanocap, but Sabby has "validated" the company/technology which should make other institutions feel comfortable investing BEFORE the threshold of $100m.
A big stock gets BIG from institutional buying, not from retail investors. The trick is to own one just before institutions get involved.
XXII just got their first."
of course...it will be tested for stability and reliability...but upon determining it is the real deal...they won't care who developed it....as long as it does what it is supposed to...
Interesting development ....Shabby Management...is a 5.4% investor in TROV just put $2.5M into a private placement for XXII.
THis just appeared on XXII board:
"Put these pieces together.
XXII's recent financing was done by Sabby Management, a highly respected fund that focuses on "healthcare" stocks.
There are 2 things to note:
1. a healthcare fund is investing in a tobacco company..that should give any XXII confidence in the market for X-22 and quite possibly an FDA mandate for "modified risk cigarettes".
2. In August Sabby took a 5.4% stake in TROV Trovagene. Just look at what that stock has done in just 5 months.
The picture for XXII just keeps getting BIGger."
Trov...was huge for me...hoping XXII can do as well....
Not quite sure you understand what I am getting at.
Its like everyone is using Dial-Up Modem....they someone comes along and offers Cable Modem...does it matter how big the company who is offering the Cable Moden solution is?
the proof will be in Clipstream G2 and its effectiveness...its solution for Netflix is a completely different technology from AMZN...they are not competing with AMZN's technology...they have a solution that is out of the box...therefore "disruptive"
movie delivery directly from the cloud...all viewers accessing the same one copy from Movie provider (netflix) or DSNY..depending on service customer wants to elect. Cutting out middleman (AMZN)
Also...consider DSNY clipstream G2 intial main focus on mobile advertising...
Who needs seemless mobile advertizing solution like oxygen for their company to make real revenue to substantiate their share price?
Who else got screwed by AMZN on Christmas night besides NFLX?
Note too... Facebook also held hostage to Amazon Web services...."instagram" was also out that night due to Amazon....
So how big is it to circumvent AMZN WeB?...and take control?
Ask NFLX
Ask FB
LOL...it was all over the place around Christmas time.....(next time look yourself before asking...only ask if you cant find)
Amazon Web Services has apologized for its service outage on Christmas Eve which disrupted Netflix’s video service for a number of users. The incident was caused by human error, Amazon said.
A number of Netflix users in the US, Canada and Latin America who on Christmas Eve settled down to enjoy a movie ended up having to look elsewhere for their entertainment after problems at Amazon Web Services (AWS) caused a service failure.
“Terrible timing!” Netflix tweeted at the time, though its customers likely used far more colorful language in commenting on the situation.
On Monday AWS posted an explanation as to what went wrong, and took the opportunity to say sorry to its users.
“We want to apologize,”AWS said, adding “We know how critical our services are to our customers’ businesses, and we know this disruption came at an inopportune time for some of our customers. We will do everything we can to learn from this event.”
The service disruption began at around 12.30pm PT on December 24 and was caused by problems with Amazon’s Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) service, which automatically distributes network traffic to services supporting streaming, such as Netflix.
According to AWS, the problem occurred after ELB data was mistakenly deleted by a developer. “Unfortunately, the developer did not realize the mistake at the time,” Amazon wrote in its explanation. The Seattle-based company said it had already “made a number of changes to protect the ELB service from this sort of disruption in the future.”
In a related post over on the Netflix blog, the company’s cloud architect Adrian Cockcroft said the disruption affected its service in the US, Canada and Latin America, while its service in the UK, Ireland and Nordic countries continued as usual.
‘A slow Netflix night’
Cockcroft pointed out that Christmas Eve is usually “a slow Netflix night” as many people choose to celebrate with family and friends rather than sit in front of the box. Christmas Day, however, usually sees a much bigger demand for its service.
“While we truly regret the inconvenience this outage caused our customers on Christmas Eve, we were also fortunate to have Netflix streaming fully restored before a much higher number of our customers would have been affected,” Cockcroft wrote, adding, “It is still early days for cloud innovation and there is certainly more to do in terms of building resiliency in the cloud.”
Amazon, meanwhile, promised to “do everything we can to learn from this event and use it to drive further improvement in the ELB service.”
AWS has had to deal with a number of service outages this year. In June, for example, a severe storm caused power issues at its Elastic Compute Cloud data center in North Virginia. Netflix was affected by that outage too, as were Instagram and Pinterest.
Read more: http://www.digitaltrends.com/web/amazon-apologizes-for-netflix-outage-on-christmas-eve/#ixzz2IALGpYtG
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no idea...but it certainly is the solution for NFLX to reduce its cost, get out from under AMZN grip and away from their server instablility...
IMHO...NFLX would be the perfect suitor for G2...why rent it when you can own it to the exclusion of competition?
NFLX needs a big shot in the arm and this could be it. IMHO
actually...just waiting for the completion of G2 commercial version for Netflix...not a "shoe to fall" but a "shoe that fits"....perfectly
they often get wind of an announcement coming...and try to shake out weak hands...buy up and make a few pennies on the pop....all dirtbags....
this could be such an example...no bids between .90 and 1.00...so they aggressively drop the bid...cause selling into the bid next...
or it could be someone tired of waiting for something to happen and taking profits...
not enough activity really determine....maybe announcement coming and MM's want some cheap stock and scare investors out to pick it up...???
those are patient sellers...when MM manipulate...they chip away at the bid...and drop the ask aggressively...
No revenue!...No stock appreciation...very simple...
Zuckerman such an idiot...put him in a sandbox with a computer and lock the door.
how are MMs manipulating today?
DUH!!!!...isnt that what it's all about....turn to revenue...
That is the Zuckerberg disconnect...HE IS RUNNING A PUBLIC COMPANY....not his own little toy shop....
Geniuses can be idiots too...
He thinks he is so bright...but has no connection to social reality
Goog will eat him up....
no question...buy puts or sell Vertical Calls...