RAYS RAYS and more RAYS - I'm betting it's going to do something spectacular before Christmas!
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Google is spending billions on new acquisitions; a smart choice for them would be to make a takeover bid on RAYS. Their 2006 acquisition of YouTube for $1.6 billion has failed to pay off as YouTube is still not profitable. Incredible considering YouTube's total 2011 revenues are close to a billion dollars.
Although Google does not disclose what it spends on bandwidth for YouTube, several industry insiders estimate that YouTube spends several million dollars per day on bandwidth alone.
As RAYS continues to climb everyday and make new highs, it’s easy to forget what’s really driving RAYS, RAYS has a breakthrough technology that could potentially be worth billions and slowly more and more investors are seeing the unique potential here for something really huge, possibly legendary.
RAYS video compression technology which reduces the size of HD video files by up to 90%, could save YouTube significant money on bandwidth costs per day and could very possibly turn them into a profitable company.
Perhaps as the RAY's story grows and we have significantly more exposure, Google will take notice.
Nobody is fooled by them. It looks to me like RAYS is about to make a big move up. These morning dips are a buying opportunity.
I really believe we are sitting on a Gold Mine here.
I continue to be amazed by RAYS management team. These guys have done some huge things. There is no way they would get involved with a bb listed Co unless the Company had something really big.
Its starting to look like rapid expansion and imminent contract announcements. I'm betting it wont be long until we start seeing some big things from RAYS!
Paul M. Hamer Since 2001, Hamer, 49, has served as Executive Vice President of Development for Davaco, Inc. As the national leading provider of turnkey retail and restaurant service solutions, Davaco’s mission is to provide high-quality services and solutions that maximize brand presence and profitability for its customers. Hamer has a 17-year track record of successfully delivering multi-million dollar new business deals to several Fortune 100 companies, demonstrating his thorough understanding and knowledge of developing strong business-to-business relationships. From 1998-2001, he was Vice President of Sales for Davaco (formerly Fixture Perfect International, Inc.), and he previously served as National Sales Director and as Regional Director, Northeast for FPI Services, Inc. Hamer is also a member of the SPECS Advisory Board.
Brian Petersen - CEO of Raystream Inc.
Mr. Petersen was recruited from store planning and design company RGD Design to start Davaco Sourcing, an online reverse auction/sourcing company, in 2000. In his first year, he saved clients such as Lowes, TJMaxx, Kohls, and Mary Kay over $100 million, and increased the company’s ROI to 85%. In 2005, Petersen ran Petersen-Hines/Texas Home Theater, an audio/video business he founded in 2005. Serving high profile clients and companies, Petersen grew Petersen-Hines to a multimillion dollar company in 6 years.
T. Michael Seay - Vice President of Sales and Strategic Implementation
Mr. Seay, Vice President of Sales for the Americas, learned of economic vagaries in the turbulent oil and gas industry. He translated his experience into ownership roles in many different business opportunities.
For the last seven years, Mr. Seay has served as the COO of Ramshead Ventures Ltd., a company that focuses on the development, capitalization and operational execution of intellectual property. His expertise in marketing and business development provides Seay with experience in analyzing and coordinating the sales process. Through these varied endeavors, Seay has developed an extensive network of contacts in most markets.
Dane Butzer - Business Development Manager
Mr. Butzer has worked in intellectual property law with such renowned firms as Fitzpatrick, Cella, Harper & Scinto, and The Swernofsky Law Group. He also maintained a highly successful solo practice. Mr. Butzer has witnessed many start-up ventures and ongoing businesses both fail and succeed over the course of his career, resulting in a deep understanding of the fundamentals of applying technology and business processes in the real world.
Roman Rumpf - Co-founder and CTO of Raystream Inc.
While Information Technology Security Expert at Safe-com, a specialist in secure mobile, ISDN and VoIP communications, Mr. Rumpf was responsible for IT security, large-scale security systems, concept and design, failover mechanisms and Unix system engineering, as well as mobile solutions for smart phones. Prior to joining Safe-com, Mr. Rumpf was project manager for Qnective AG Switzerland and created the Internet’s first web 2.0 mobile "Social Community."
Nadia Christian - Vice President of Marketing
Miss Christian launched her career at an advertising agency 15 years ago. She was part of the marketing and research teams, with a focus on new advertising innovations. She supports the company's organic growth and commercial innovation initiatives, sales, and communications functions. Prior to joining Raystream, she was Director of Digital Signage for PetersenHines.
Jennifer Kruger - Public Relations Specialist
Mrs. Kruger began her career as a writer and journalist nearly 20 years ago. She was editor of several international publications in the imaging industry, and later expanded into podcast journalism, ghostwriting, social media marketing and blogging. Mrs. Kruger is a 2010 Addy Award winner for Podcasting. Prior to joining Raystream, she was Director of Public Relations for Brownstein and McCabe.
Terri Jones - Vice President of Operations
Terri Jones brings more than 20 years of accounting, business management and operations experience to Raystream. Most recently, she ran the accounting department in an innovative, virtual paralegal firm. Her specialty is helping start-ups leverage their financial potential, and she has raised millions of dollars for small business entrepreneurs. Jones is a certified tax preparer with the IRS and previously owned her own financial and accounting firm.
Joel Breen has more than 16 years of experience in digital/new media and emerging technologies, primarily in marketing strategy and business development. Prior to joining Raystream, Breen served as Vice President at Animetrics Inc, a facial recognition biometric company, creating strategic partnerships with organizations such as Verizon Wireless, AT&T, Sprint and Novartis. Previously, Breen spearheaded new business development and integrated marketing strategies at Sokolove Law, Blue Dolphin Group, Luxury Media Corp., Inacom Information Systems, Inergy On-Line, and Pinehurst Group.
Chad Munce brings vast experience in technology, marketing, and business development to Raystream. Most recently, he served as Group Executive of Marketing and Digital Imaging at Photo Marketing Association International, the largest imaging trade association in the world. In that role, Munce was responsible for marketing, education, and content development. He previously held business development and strategy positions with Skyline Displays and RPI Digital Images. A featured speaker at several international conferences, Munce’s interviews have been featured on National Public Radio (NPR) and in The Chicago Tribune.
Laszlo Spitzer has a two-decade track record for delivering multi-million-dollar new business growth by developing marketing and sales channels. Prior to joining Raystream, Spitzer was the OEM Sales & Business Development Manager at Qintar Technologies Inc. in Shenzhen, China. In this and other roles at companies such as Panoram Technologies and Aclivity Inc., Spitzer negotiated formidable contracts with Chevron Worldwide; British Petroleum; Boeing; Lockheed Martin; Toyota; the U.S. Army, Navy, and Coast Guard; NBC Universal; Warner Brothers; Paramount; and others.
John Townsend brings more than 12 years of technology sales experience to Raystream. His career has spanned multiple industries, including hospitality, golf, healthcare, and Internet solutions. Over the course of his career, Townsend has assisted numerous companies in improving operations by consulting on and implementing solutions related to software, website design, technology integration, and marketing. Townsend was the top sales executive of ProLink Solutions in 2007 and of clubsystems group in 2003.
Good Morning! Should be a great day. RAYS looks ready to make a big move IMO. Gaping to $1.66!
GO RAYS!
RAYS trading very strong today indeed. Stock looks as if its ready to break out of this range. That $1.70 mark is key, once we break that its clear sailing to $2.
Looks as if some big days are coming here.
Go RAYS!!
WOW RAYS!! Looking GREAT!!
Its going much, much higher. I think it wont be long until we are trading $2+
A key point to reach will be the $2.50 mark, once we surpass that I believe many investors who have been waiting on the sidelines will jump back in.
Any contract news could blow the lid off this thing and this could happen at any time.
GO RAYS!
RAYS is an acquisition target for Companies such as Google or Microsoft. Companies likely to make a move for RAYS include:
#1 Netflix. As competition in the online movie market continues to heat up, acquiring Raystream could solve Netflix's current technical glitches and provide an insurmountable advantage going forward. With a market cap that reached as high as $16 billion this year, Netflix has the financial clout to make a deal that would send Raystream stock soaring.
#2 Google/YouTube. After 48 acquisitions in 2010, the Internet giant is aiming for 50 or more in 2011. A recent Wall Street Journal article, "Google Cranks Up M&A Machine," revealed that "Google is going to continue to be aggressive…[focused on] small start-ups that can be a source of new technology, talented engineers and revenue." Raystream fits that description perfectly, especially as Google makes a push for YouTube's innovative pay-per-view model.
#3 Microsoft. YouTube may be the reigning king of online video, but Microsoft jumped into the top tier in online video with nearly 50 million views in a single month. With a market cap over $200 billion, even buying Raystream at a premium would be pocket change to the tech titan.
#4 Yahoo! Over the years, this internet pioneer has acquired more than 60 companies, including several in the hundreds of millions of dollars. By streamlining operations, Raystream could be the shot in the arm for the company to achieve its recently stated goal of becoming "the world’s premier digital media company."
#5 Vevo. The #1 music video company backed by heavy-hitter stakeholders such as Google, Universal Music Group, and Sony, generates about 215 million views per day and tens of millions in annual ad revenue. With a $300 million estimated market value and backing of heavy hitters, Vevo could lock up the music video market for years with an acquisition like Raystream.
#6 Time Warner/Facebook. Facebook, with 500 million users and $2.19 billion in display ad revenue this year, partnered with the Warner Bros. division of Time Warner to test the digital movie rental waters this spring. Raystream could put the social networking giant over the top.
#7 Viacom. Viacom, one of the world's biggest media companies — owner of MTV, Paramount Pictures, BET, Comedy Central, and DreamWorks Pictures — reaches over 520 million households worldwide in over 160 countries and territories. As it seeks to ambitiously expand its online video presence around the world, Raystream could a killer app.
#8 AOL. AOL is streamlining and re-positioning itself as a provider of online content after undoing its $124 billion merger with Time Warner Inc. Earlier this year AOL paid $315 million for Huffington Post, but Raystream could prove to be a much more profitable investment for its online video offerings as the company seeks to revitalize its brand.
#9 Amazon. This $100 billion giant launched its new streaming video service in February 2011, with more than 100,000 titles already available on demand ? and could use Raystream to manage the anticipated surge in usage from its highly touted new Kindle Fire tablets.
#10 Hulu. Americans viewed 3.8 billion video ads last month — with Hulu generating more than 1.1 billion of them. (They're expected to blow away last year's $240 million in revenue.) Cash-rich, fast-growing, and a perfect suitor.
As well as being global in scale RAYS technology appeals to Companies in a very broad market sector.
The Company plans to capitalize on several rapidly growing market segments.
Online video properties.
In addition to Netflix, Raystream can help companies such as Google/YouTube, Hulu, Microsoft, Vevo, Viacom, Disney Online, and others in this $12 billion market reduce the bandwidth required to distribute their content as well as improve their ability to deliver higher quality playback.
Advertising and marketing networks.
Americans alone viewed 3.8 billion video ads last month, and that's a number that's sure to increase in this $3.3 billion global market. Raystream's technology would dramatically help companies such as Tremor Media and YuMe handle the high-turnover videos needed to support their business-to-business clientele.
Content distribution networks.
These are the "behind the scenes" companies in a $4.7 billion market that distribute rich-media streaming content across the internet. Some of the better-known names in this space include Akamai and AT&T, but there is an endless list of companies that could use Raystream for content acceleration and optimized network routing.
Telecommunications.
This industry — with worldwide revenues of approximately $3.7 trillion — is increasingly delivering video content over landlines and mobile devices. The two largest U.S. telecoms, Verizon and AT&T, now offer video-on-demand, pay per view, and a variety of other video platforms. In Europe, Vodafone is the biggest player in the space, while China Mobile (with more than 3 times as many subscribers as there are people in the U.S.) is testing Mobile TV and Mobile Video. In short, every one of the top companies is a candidate to use Raystream's compression and delivery services to handle more than 1 billion landline and 5 billion mobile phone subscribers around the world.
Website videos.
As of 2011, about 155 million websites resided on 73 million servers worldwide. For those that use video-sharing services such as YouTube or embedded videos, Raystream provides a low-cost, high-quality alternative — with easy, user-friendly conversions.
In every single case, Raystream offers financial and practical benefits that these companies can't find elsewhere:
• decreasing distribution costs…
• delivering higher quality content…
• increasing their reach to more users…
• without impacting their networks or backend applications.
Well its looking great here. Looks as if it wants to move!
Here come the buyers! looks like we might make a break over $1.60
Looking great.
Its great to see RAYS expanding into new areas further broadening the huge market that exists for its Video compression technology.
The rapidly expanding market for 3D video seems like a perfect fit, as stated in the pr, 8 million 3D TV sets were sold in 2011 - that is double the year before - and this does not take into consideration 3D video delivery on other devices, such as laptops, tablets and mobile phones.
There is already a global market for RAYS breakthrough video compression technology including Companies in fields such as Online Video Properties, Advertising and marketing networks, Content distribution networks, Telecommunications and Website videos!
Great news for RAYS!
Just call your broker during market hours tomorrow and you wont have any problem.
We're sitting on a gold mine here!
It is very rare to find a bb listed Company with such a strong and experienced management team behind it as RAYS has. These guys have done some big things. There is no way they would get involved with a bb listed Co unless the Company had something really special. Check these guys out:
Paul M. Hamer Since 2001, Hamer, 49, has served as Executive Vice President of Development for Davaco, Inc. As the national leading provider of turnkey retail and restaurant service solutions, Davaco’s mission is to provide high-quality services and solutions that maximize brand presence and profitability for its customers. Hamer has a 17-year track record of successfully delivering multi-million dollar new business deals to several Fortune 100 companies, demonstrating his thorough understanding and knowledge of developing strong business-to-business relationships. From 1998-2001, he was Vice President of Sales for Davaco (formerly Fixture Perfect International, Inc.), and he previously served as National Sales Director and as Regional Director, Northeast for FPI Services, Inc. Hamer is also a member of the SPECS Advisory Board.
Brian Petersen - CEO of Raystream Inc.
Mr. Petersen was recruited from store planning and design company RGD Design to start Davaco Sourcing, an online reverse auction/sourcing company, in 2000. In his first year, he saved clients such as Lowes, TJMaxx, Kohls, and Mary Kay over $100 million, and increased the company’s ROI to 85%. In 2005, Petersen ran Petersen-Hines/Texas Home Theater, an audio/video business he founded in 2005. Serving high profile clients and companies, Petersen grew Petersen-Hines to a multimillion dollar company in 6 years.
T. Michael Seay - Vice President of Sales and Strategic Implementation
Mr. Seay, Vice President of Sales for the Americas, learned of economic vagaries in the turbulent oil and gas industry. He translated his experience into ownership roles in many different business opportunities.
For the last seven years, Mr. Seay has served as the COO of Ramshead Ventures Ltd., a company that focuses on the development, capitalization and operational execution of intellectual property. His expertise in marketing and business development provides Seay with experience in analyzing and coordinating the sales process. Through these varied endeavors, Seay has developed an extensive network of contacts in most markets.
Dane Butzer - Business Development Manager
Mr. Butzer has worked in intellectual property law with such renowned firms as Fitzpatrick, Cella, Harper & Scinto, and The Swernofsky Law Group. He also maintained a highly successful solo practice. Mr. Butzer has witnessed many start-up ventures and ongoing businesses both fail and succeed over the course of his career, resulting in a deep understanding of the fundamentals of applying technology and business processes in the real world.
Roman Rumpf - Co-founder and CTO of Raystream Inc.
While Information Technology Security Expert at Safe-com, a specialist in secure mobile, ISDN and VoIP communications, Mr. Rumpf was responsible for IT security, large-scale security systems, concept and design, failover mechanisms and Unix system engineering, as well as mobile solutions for smart phones. Prior to joining Safe-com, Mr. Rumpf was project manager for Qnective AG Switzerland and created the Internet’s first web 2.0 mobile "Social Community."
Nadia Christian - Vice President of Marketing
Miss Christian launched her career at an advertising agency 15 years ago. She was part of the marketing and research teams, with a focus on new advertising innovations. She supports the company's organic growth and commercial innovation initiatives, sales, and communications functions. Prior to joining Raystream, she was Director of Digital Signage for PetersenHines.
Jennifer Kruger - Public Relations Specialist
Mrs. Kruger began her career as a writer and journalist nearly 20 years ago. She was editor of several international publications in the imaging industry, and later expanded into podcast journalism, ghostwriting, social media marketing and blogging. Mrs. Kruger is a 2010 Addy Award winner for Podcasting. Prior to joining Raystream, she was Director of Public Relations for Brownstein and McCabe.
Terri Jones - Vice President of Operations
Terri Jones brings more than 20 years of accounting, business management and operations experience to Raystream. Most recently, she ran the accounting department in an innovative, virtual paralegal firm. Her specialty is helping start-ups leverage their financial potential, and she has raised millions of dollars for small business entrepreneurs. Jones is a certified tax preparer with the IRS and previously owned her own financial and accounting firm.
Joel Breen has more than 16 years of experience in digital/new media and emerging technologies, primarily in marketing strategy and business development. Prior to joining Raystream, Breen served as Vice President at Animetrics Inc, a facial recognition biometric company, creating strategic partnerships with organizations such as Verizon Wireless, AT&T, Sprint and Novartis. Previously, Breen spearheaded new business development and integrated marketing strategies at Sokolove Law, Blue Dolphin Group, Luxury Media Corp., Inacom Information Systems, Inergy On-Line, and Pinehurst Group.
Chad Munce brings vast experience in technology, marketing, and business development to Raystream. Most recently, he served as Group Executive of Marketing and Digital Imaging at Photo Marketing Association International, the largest imaging trade association in the world. In that role, Munce was responsible for marketing, education, and content development. He previously held business development and strategy positions with Skyline Displays and RPI Digital Images. A featured speaker at several international conferences, Munce’s interviews have been featured on National Public Radio (NPR) and in The Chicago Tribune.
Laszlo Spitzer has a two-decade track record for delivering multi-million-dollar new business growth by developing marketing and sales channels. Prior to joining Raystream, Spitzer was the OEM Sales & Business Development Manager at Qintar Technologies Inc. in Shenzhen, China. In this and other roles at companies such as Panoram Technologies and Aclivity Inc., Spitzer negotiated formidable contracts with Chevron Worldwide; British Petroleum; Boeing; Lockheed Martin; Toyota; the U.S. Army, Navy, and Coast Guard; NBC Universal; Warner Brothers; Paramount; and others.
John Townsend brings more than 12 years of technology sales experience to Raystream. His career has spanned multiple industries, including hospitality, golf, healthcare, and Internet solutions. Over the course of his career, Townsend has assisted numerous companies in improving operations by consulting on and implementing solutions related to software, website design, technology integration, and marketing. Townsend was the top sales executive of ProLink Solutions in 2007 and of clubsystems group in 2003.
Considering the short attack and the overall markets I would say RAYS traded really really well Today.
Just a few cents off yesterday's close, RAYS holding the gains it made last week with ease!
Just a small shake, we are back over $1.50 already and could easily close the day $1.60 or higher.
Some big news and a break over $1.70 and RAYS could move fast. Just a matter of time IMO
GO RAYS!
Yeah we are looking good here bro, I would say we are holding the gains we made last week really well considering the overall markets. The dow is down 300 points already.
I think once we break the $1.70 mark RAYS will move to $2 easy. Any news and we will pop big here.
GO RAYS!
Looking forward to a great week for RAYS. We are getting very close to $2 again with RAYS trading as high as $1.68 on Friday so it should be an exciting time as we move to new highs.
A key point to reach will be the $2.50 mark, once we surpass that I believe many investors who have been waiting on the sidelines will jump back in.
Of course any news could blow RAYS right out of this range and into a whole new dimension, we have all see how easy it moves now!
GO RAYS!
what tipped you off?
Was is the expansion into Europe PR this week? or was it the fact that the stock has gone up $0.40 in the last 4 sessions?
Or maybe it was the fact that RAYS continues to be one of the highest volume stocks on the bb?
No one cares? I care and so do thousands upon thousands of long term investors who believe in Raystream.
RAYS technology works and with lack of bandwidth becoming one of the major issues facing the internet over the next few years - all bandwidth being consumed by the massive demand for online video - a technology which reduces the size of video files by 70 to 90% with no loss of quality of clarity represents an incredibly important breakthrough and immensely valuable.
The Company is just starting to announce contracts and their technology is just starting to get recognized in the industry.
On the contrary, RAYS is just getting started!
Great close for the day and for the week. RAYS is holding its gains well and has been trading very strong.
Next week should be really exciting as we continue the uptrend and make new highs.
Have a good weekend Everyone!
$1.66's now. Looks like we might be breaking out of that range and making another move up!
UBSS has 119,760 order sitting at $1.67
should be interesting.
Sure looks that way, we have a stacked bid and we are moving to the days highs again. As I suspected the big demand and accumulation that has marked RAYS for the past few days continues into today.
I wouldn't be surprised to see something big coming from the Company in the next few days!
Looking great.
$1.65 X $1.66 with 2 minutes to the open. RAYS looks great!
Another thing which makes RAYS technology such an important breakthrough and so valuable is that it appeals to Companies from all over the world.
As well as being global in scale RAYS technology appeals to Companies in a very broad market sector.
The Company plans to capitalize on several rapidly growing market segments.
Online video properties.
In addition to Netflix, Raystream can help companies such as Google/YouTube, Hulu, Microsoft, Vevo, Viacom, Disney Online, and others in this $12 billion market reduce the bandwidth required to distribute their content as well as improve their ability to deliver higher quality playback.
Advertising and marketing networks.
Americans alone viewed 3.8 billion video ads last month, and that's a number that's sure to increase in this $3.3 billion global market. Raystream's technology would dramatically help companies such as Tremor Media and YuMe handle the high-turnover videos needed to support their business-to-business clientele.
Content distribution networks.
These are the "behind the scenes" companies in a $4.7 billion market that distribute rich-media streaming content across the internet. Some of the better-known names in this space include Akamai and AT&T, but there is an endless list of companies that could use Raystream for content acceleration and optimized network routing.
Telecommunications.
This industry — with worldwide revenues of approximately $3.7 trillion — is increasingly delivering video content over landlines and mobile devices. The two largest U.S. telecoms, Verizon and AT&T, now offer video-on-demand, pay per view, and a variety of other video platforms. In Europe, Vodafone is the biggest player in the space, while China Mobile (with more than 3 times as many subscribers as there are people in the U.S.) is testing Mobile TV and Mobile Video. In short, every one of the top companies is a candidate to use Raystream's compression and delivery services to handle more than 1 billion landline and 5 billion mobile phone subscribers around the world.
Website videos.
As of 2011, about 155 million websites resided on 73 million servers worldwide. For those that use video-sharing services such as YouTube or embedded videos, Raystream provides a low-cost, high-quality alternative — with easy, user-friendly conversions.
In every single case, Raystream offers financial and practical benefits that these companies can't find elsewhere:
• decreasing distribution costs…
• delivering higher quality content…
• increasing their reach to more users…
• without impacting their networks or backend applications.
Good Morning all, looking forward to a great day today!
With bandwidth, or the lack thereof being one one of the biggest problems facing the internet over the next few years and RAYS breakthrough technology that reduces video files 70% to 90% with no loss of quality or clarity the possibilities here are really incredible!
RAYS is rapidly expanding, as we saw from yesterdays pr with the new office in Paris as well RAYS is starting to sign big contracts and we expect to see many more over the coming weeks and months!
Its a great time to be a RAYS shareholder!
Not true at all. What happened on November 7 was the result of a very well organized and coordinated attack led by the market maker CSTI.
He used Tim Sykes to write a report of lies to facilitate the shake but that was just a very small part of it. CSTI himself did the heavy lifting.
As RAYS continues to land new important contracts it will be much harder for attacks such as the one on November 7 to happen. In fact CSTI has tried many attacks since then and failed.
Great close for RAYS. Looks like we are slowly making our back to previous all time highs.
Looks as if the market was very enthusiastic about RAYS continued expansion into Europe. I expect we will have another great day tomorrow!
GO RAYS!
Looking great! Looks as if RAYS wants to make a push over $1.60 here!
GO RAYS!
Look at that stacked bid. RAYS so STRONG! Looks as if CSTI's virtual wall at $1.60 is crumbling.
There is huge demand for RAYS at current prices, as I have been saying it looks like heavy accumulation.
It wont be long until current levels look like bargain basement prices IMO.
GO RAYS!
RAYS technology represents a very important breakthrough and could revolutionize the way we stream videos across the internet.
The technology appeals to a very broad market across the globe so for us early shareholders who are in at the ground floor the potential is astronomical.
If you look at the past few trading sessions we are trading higher highs and higher lows and many here are expecting big contract announcements any day. I wouldn't wait to long, you might get left behind.
Yep, look at the huge bid support! GO RAYS!
RAYS is looking great here, as Joe was saying yesterday, we are trading higher highs and higher lows and its starting to look like all out breakout from these levels.
More and more investors are starting to see the massive potential here. RAYS is a real Cinderella success story in the marking!
HUGE open for RAYS! very strong!!
Big news for RAYS!
Opening an office in Paris seems like a very smart choice for RAYS, after all, their technology is global in scale, Companies from all over the world could benefit from RAYS, they could be huge in the vast emerging markets of China, India and the far east.
I think the words "rapid expansion and imminent contract announcements" pretty much sum it up for RAYS!
Not only is there a huge market all over the world for RAYS technology, it appeals to Companies in a very broad market sector; Online Video Properties, Advertising and Marketing Networks, Content Distribution Networks and Advertising Companies all need RAYS.
We are starting to hear some great things from the Company. Their breakthrough technology could make them a leader in a vast, multi-billion dollar untapped market that includes many of the most successful Companies of today including Google, YouTube, Viacom and Microsoft just to name a few.
GO RAYS!
I wouldn't be surprised if there was some big news coming soon here. Looks like heavy accumulation to me. Maybe something leaked.
GO RAYS!
RAYS is looking great today. Any significant news and RAYS blows sky high!
GO RAYS!
Yep. $1.53's its turning into a great day for RAYS!
Nice to see RAYS back at $1.50 I think once we see some contracts with some of the major players its going to be a whole new ball game.
Once we surpass all time highs then RAYS could really move. CSTI and co will have to rethink their strategy.
Just a matter of time IMO.
We're looking great. Shorts are toast. To da Moon!
GO RAYS!
RAYS!! very nice. Looks as if we are headed back over $1.50!