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be carefull big manipulation from MM, that is never good for longs or shorts, it will be a gambling to trade this one , MM will screw the majority always so if more people is going long they will swrew them and viceversa with shorts, stay away , and dont believe those stupid comments that this shit is going to .40 today , the only sure thing you can know is this is going to .0001 in the next months
lol i check m crystal ball and my guess is you are long and you are a bagholder about to lose big bunch money
let them lose their hard work earned money , maybe they learn, how you think you will profit b being long on a pump and dump scam when it already dumped and besides that , it is even in the gold industry , just check news Gold going to the garbage it reaches a new low from the past 2 years , by the way i am looking to short GOFF
hmmm you say that because you want to pump it up or do you really dont know what a pump and dump is?
lol typical bag holder, lets check your account balance by end of week my friend
hmmmm GOFF is a pump and dump, in other words is a scam, going to the .10 cents or below area , check SWVI same happened people saying it was going to go back up , but it end trading below .10 cents
nicee price action on GOFF, if it hits 1$ for sure then it have good odds to hit 4$ as the analyst estimate! if it hits 1$ i am looking to get in with a nice position size
i am watching GOFF closesly , if it hit .60 it will confirm me that the email is true and it going to hit 2$!!!!so i will enter with $100K that i have sleeping in my account, but in case everything goes , i wont be greedy, once it hits 1.5o$ i will take my profits :)
did you get your money back in the cancelation?
awwwww yeaaah! here we got a bag holder!!!! ding ding ding
keep it that way bro.......while we bank your money!
http://seekingalpha.com/user/6169701/instablog
lol keep waiting for that dividend ! you will first become bones before that day comes
by the simple fact that I got an Email from Brightom pumping this stock , and admitting they were pay to do so in the disclaimer in a very little letter so no one can read it, beware when this stock rises like this it just mean is very very near to fall of the cliff , i think this stock is not goo to trade either long or short thats my stupid opinion
Dude stop scam , its obvious you are the owner of both users "JBones" and "JowtheBow" and equally same shit you say on a press release comment on yahoo finance, and in there u used another Nick that is Thomas , or is mere casuality that you both commented the same that you called the store to check if it was true, and when you say this "He told me he has seen the memo or email in regards to Bamboo products" its obvious u are making this up becauseif he has seen it he would know what he see either an email or a memo, but because the fact you are making the story and you dont have a idea how would they announce to their store if this was true you just put both ways and excuse it as a confucion from your part, By the way my name is Jim Travis , if you want to discuss tis further just reply me little scammer, DONT BUY THIS STOCK BY ANY MEANS , JUST DONT TRADE IT , THERE ARE THOUSANDS BETTER TRADES YOU CAN MAKE OUT THERE WITH REAL COMPANYS
do you work with brighton?? no ofense just asking you cant trust any one around here
Check this out from their 10-K filling on 03/02/2013
Risks Related to Our Business
Our registered public accounting firm has expressed substantial doubt about our ability to continue as a going concern.
In its report dated March 1, 2013, our independent registered public accounting firm, Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP, stated that our financial statements for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2012, were prepared assuming that we would continue as a going concern. These financial statements do not include any adjustments to the recoverability and classification of recorded asset amounts and classification of liabilities that might be necessary should our company be unable to continue as a going concern. However, our auditor also expressed substantial doubt about our ability to continue as a going concern. Our ability to continue as a going concern is an issue raised as a result of losses suffered from operations. We do not currently have sufficient capital resources to fund operations beyond May 2013. We continue to experience operating losses. At present, we have no commitments for any additional financing. Because we have received an opinion from our auditor that substantial doubt exists as to whether our company can continue as a going concern, it may be more difficult for our company to attract investors, secure debt financing or bank loans, or a combination of the foregoing, on favorable terms, if at all. Our future depends upon our ability to obtain financing and upon future profitable operations. If we are unable to generate sufficient revenue, find financing, or adjust our operating expenses so as to maintain positive working capital, then we likely will be forced to cease operations and investors will likely lose their entire investment. We can give no assurance as to our ability to generate adequate revenue, raise sufficient capital, sufficiently reduce operating expenses or our ability to continue as a going concern.
be careful if you are long or intend to.
no they dont dip, they go straigh to the fuking hell in a lava pool with bagholders
you have the reason, but I think you can never trust this pumpers they may do nasty things like selling before the time even illegal imo, remember its my first time buying NIA so i play it triple scared, but well if it breaks 8.00 with strengh i will add to my positions
Presentation Details:
Title: Concurrent Computer
Date: martes, 22 de enero de 2013
Time: 9:00 EST
Duration: 00:26:42
Link: http://noble.mediasite.com/mediasite/Play/9a671d6389f34d34adc651d348f942531d
I reduce my positon on CCUR , big hidden seller at 8.00 , just in case this seller is NIA, but if is not , then i think once this seller is cleared CCUR can run into the 9's or 10's, this is just my opinion, this is my first time trading a NIA pump.
aChange (SEAC) is soaring today and just reached a new 52-week high of $11.65 per share! SEAC is going a lot higher, but SEAC's #1 competitor and NIA's #1 favorite stock suggestion Concurrent (CCUR) appears ready to far outperform SEAC - with CCUR likely to make substantially higher percentage gains in the days, weeks, and months ahead!
Dougherty & Co initiated coverage on SEAC this morning with a buy rating and $14 target price. According to Dougherty, "SEAC is leveraging its historical leadership position in the video-on-demand space through a new generation of software products that enable multi-channel system operators (MSOs) to deliver a variety of leading edge services for the multi-screen environment. A new management team has cut costs, sold off the low margin hardware and refocused the company on exploiting the opportunities created by TV Everywhere. We believe SEAC is at the cusp of seeing the payoff from these moves, positioning the company to produce double-digit top line growth combined with margin expansion."
CCUR is the actual VOD market leader, not SEAC, and CCUR is best positioned to lead the new multi-screen revolution that will fundamentally change the way the world watches TV forever! When the investment community realizes the truth, CCUR is going to explode to the upside very rapidly, in NIA's opinion! At $14, SEAC will have a market cap of $452.06 million and an enterprise value of $364.96 million. With SEAC projected to finish last year with total revenues of $157.87 million, this would give SEAC an enterprise value/revenue ratio at $14 of 2.31, when CCUR currently has much higher gross margins!
CCUR's current enterprise value/revenue ratio is below 1 and won't be here for long. NIA sees practically no downside risk, but astronomical upside potential for CCUR at these levels compared to SEAC. A matching enterprise value/revenue ratio for CCUR of 2.31 would make CCUR a $18.39 per share stock. So while SEAC gains 10.7% to $14 per share, CCUR could potentially gain 139% to $18.39 per share - for a 13X larger percentage gain!
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Well at this moment if CCUR keeps this movement it might close near $8 imo
CCUR report PDF
http://inflation.us/ccur.pdf
here we have another NIA info over CCUR , imo if I see CCUR going through 8.00 with strenght I will go long because it may have upside up to $10's or more, I check CCUR finance already and they are starting to do pretty well they come from a EPS on a 6 month consolidating on 2011 of $-0.40 and now on 2012 they got $0.11, so they just became a red to green company, so they can be a good investment on the mid-term and long term even without NIA advertisement, but if someone trys to profit fast in the short term then they can have an eye on CCUR this week, well this was my personal opinion ,
here is NIA last info
NIA's brand new stock suggestion Concurrent (CCUR) looks ready to breakout big and explode to the upside this week! On Thursday morning, CCUR made a healthy dip of $0.88 or 11.1% to $7.02 per share, but then bounced $0.98 or 14% from its bottom to finish the day up $0.10 to $8 per share - its high of the day! On Friday morning, CCUR made a smaller dip of $0.45 or 5.6% to $7.55 per share, followed by a bounce of $0.42 or 5.6% from its intraday low to finish down only $0.03 to $7.97 per share.
CCUR showed unbelievable strength during the two final trading days of the week, which makes NIA 100% confident that CCUR is about to soar to an enterprise value/revenue ratio of well above 1 - where it fundamentally belongs. Thursday's shakeout allowed the majority of CCUR's weak hands to exit, and NIA believes any remaining weak hands sold on Friday. Despite two straight days of major profit taking and short selling, CCUR was able to finish last week up $0.07 from its Wednesday closing price of $7.90 per share. For the full week, CCUR gained $0.48 or 6.4% on volume of 3,325,629. This was CCUR's third straight up week and CCUR's volume for the full week was up 91% from its volume the previous week of 1,741,611.
With CCUR's resistance from short-term momentum traders now gone, but still many investors looking to accumulate large positions at these extremely undervalued levels, NIA believes CCUR only has one direction to go this week! The short-term traders who took profits during the last two trading days are likely to once again repurchase their CCUR positions as soon as the stock breaks its 52-week high set this past Wednesday of $8.45 per share. This means when CCUR breaks $8.45 and reaches a new 52-week high this week, it is likely to immediately rally big time and breakout past $9.
Any investors who sold CCUR short last week will need to cover ASAP this week - unless they want to commit career suicide. NIA continues to make major additions, editing changes, and other improvements to its in-depth PDF report about CCUR and it will be released sometime today. NIA apologizes for the delay, but trust us, it will be worth the wait!
Check out this must read article just out this weekend in Economist Magazine: http://www.economist.com/news/business/21571471-measuring-tv-audiences-keeps-getting-harder-counting-couch-potatoes The article is entitled, "Counting couch potatoes: Measuring TV audiences keeps getting harder."
108.7 million Americans watched the SuperBowl last Sunday live on TV, which was down slightly from the last two years but still the 3rd most watched SuperBowl in history! Most amazingly, CBS made the SuperBowl available through TV Everywhere, and 3 million unique viewers streamed the game on CBS's web site, which was up 43% from 2.1 million unique viewers who streamed last year's SuperBowl - a new all time record!
Nielsen (NLSN), an $11.88 billion company, calculates TV ratings and helps advertisers decide where to invest their $75 billion spent annually on TV advertising. What many people don't realize is that NLSN only tracks a small sample audience of 22,000 households that are given NLSN's special tracking equipment to use on their televisions. In NIA's opinion, it is impossible for a miniscule 22,000 household sample to accurately determine the viewing habits of over 100 million U.S. television households. More importantly, in today's new world of TV Everywhere and time-shifted TV, NLSN's technology has already become obsolete.
CCUR has been the TV industry's biggest innovator for well over a decade, yet the stock is still completely undiscovered - but won't be for long. CCUR will soon become the biggest percentage gainer on the NASDAQ, in NIA's opinion. The two most rapidly growing pay-TV technology trends over the past 10 years have been video-on-demand (VOD) and digital video recorder (DVR) technology, both representing America's two major ways to watch time-shifted television. CCUR is the pay-TV software vendor that has been developing the world's biggest ground-breaking VOD and DVR innovations, making CCUR the clear-cut global leader in time-shifted television technology!
The average American currently watches 146 hours and 45 minutes of traditional TV per month, for growth of 1 hour and 17 minutes or 0.9% from one year ago. Shockingly, the average American also watches 10 hours and 51 minutes of time shifted TV per month, for growth of 1 hour and 19 minutes or 13.8% from one year ago. Total time shifted TV viewing has recently grown by a percentage that is 15X greater than growth of traditional TV viewing!
CCUR is the VOD technology leader with a 30% global VOD platform market share. 4 of America's 6 largest cable TV companies are currently using CCUR's VOD technology, allowing CCUR's VOD platform to reach approximately 40% of America's cable TV subscribers. CCUR's largest U.S. cable TV client is Time Warner Cable (TWC), America's second largest cable TV company after Comcast (CMCSA).
In the paid-VOD movie space, CMCSA currently represents 23% of the market and TWC represents 9% of the market. The only pay-TV company ahead of TWC in this space besides CMCSA is DirecTV (DTV), which represents 14% of the market. All together, pay-TV operators account for a stunning 72% of the paid-VOD movie space, followed by electronic sell through (EST) sites with a 16% share (dominated by Netflix) and Internet VOD (iVOD) sites with a 12% share (dominated by Apple iTunes and Amazon Instant Video).
The fastest growing VOD market today is 'Free-On-Demand' (FOD), which experienced 17% growth in 2011 to 6.8 billion transactions and accounted for 77.3% of the 8.8 billion total VOD transactions. 33.8 million pay-TV subscribers now have access to FOD content. The average pay-TV subscriber now watches 5 hours of FOD content per month or 17 FOD television shows per month. FOD is at the tipping point of becoming a major ad medium in 2013. The majority of FOD content originally aired on ad-supported broadcast or cable TV networks, and the advertising inventory inside of FOD programming is estimated to be worth $1 billion annually!
CCUR led the initial VOD boom that began in 1999 and its stock price at one point rose from below $7 to above $200. CCUR is now set to lead the VOD ad insertion boom with the most advanced VOD advertising technology in the pay-TV industry. CCUR's dynamic new MediaHawk VOD ad insertion solutions allow cable operators to insert unique mid-roll, pre-roll and post-roll ads into VOD sessions using any standards-based ad decision engine or ad management solution. CCUR's MediaHawk VOD platform together with its media data and advertising solutions, enable a complete end-to-end advanced advertising platform with census level targeting and usage monitoring.
Pay-TV operators have been attempting to monetize their large FOD libraries for years but were faced with ad insertion limitations and a lack of audience measurement standards (which the article we linked you to above discusses). Just like CCUR was the earliest VOD technology pioneer and won an Emmy award for the large-scale deployment of its VOD technology, CCUR was a very early visionary of the HUGE demand we are beginning to see this year for targeted, interactive, VOD ad insertion technology.
Rather than developing its own VOD ad insertion technology from scratch and possibly be infringing on the patents of other companies, CCUR several years ago made a large $15 million investment to acquire Everstream, a company that already successfully developed the world's most advanced VOD ad insertion technology. Everstream successfully obtained a large portfolio of patents to protect its targeted on-demand advertising technology, and these extremely valuable patents are now owned by CCUR!
The most valuable targeted on-demand advertising patent now owned by CCUR following their acquisition of Eversteam is U.S. Patent #6,161,142 "Method and system for using a communication network to supply targeted streaming advertising in interactive media." CCUR has already identified over 50 targets that it believes are infringing on this patent and the company is now exploring how to extract the monetary value that the patent holds for CCUR shareholders.
SeaChange (SEAC), Google (GOOG), Yahoo (YHOO), and Microsoft (MSFT) are just a few of CCUR's target companies that it plans to eventually enter patent litigation with, under the expectation of winning treble damages or 3X the damages caused by their previous infringement of CCUR's patent, along with a permanent injunction against future patent infringement. In the event of litigation being filed by CCUR against the target companies, NIA believes it is likely that many of CCUR's targets will seek to settle with CCUR and enter licensing agreements before a jury decision is reached. They will most likely be desperate to do whatever is necessary to avoid the possibility of losing the trial and being forced to pay a judgment to CCUR for an astronomical amount of money.
The strength of CCUR's patent is undeniable being that it is broad enough to cover technology that NIA believes is being infringed on by many different multi-billion dollar technology giants, yet specific enough to detail many of the exact breakthrough features that will help CCUR capture a large percentage of the FOD advertising market. The brand new targeted FOD advertising market is in its infancy but is expected to become the fastest growing new pay-TV ad market in history and quickly add $1 billion in annual ad revenue to the U.S. TV ecosystem.
CCUR recently won another HUGE patent of their own, also covering its ground-breaking VOD advertising technology. When a VOD user utilizes the fast-forward or rewind functionality while watching VOD content, it is called "trick mode". Many major pay-TV advertisers are calling for the industry to ban "trick mode" usage during the viewing of FOD content. Advertisers are afraid that a functioning "trick mode" will allow consumers to fast forward through the brand new FOD commercials that CCUR will make possible for advertisers to launch in 2013.
CCUR's game-changing new patent is U.S. patent #8,079,052, "Methods, apparatuses, and systems for presenting advertisement content within trick files." CCUR's innovative new technology covered by this patent provides a way for pay-TV operators to protect advertising revenue without restricting consumers’ control of video content. Rather than blocking access to "trick mode" functionality and preventing consumers from fast-forwarding through the soon to be inserted FOD advertisements, CCUR's patented technology allows for ads to be added to "trick mode" and displayed while "trick mode" is enabled, making it possible for consumers to fully utilize "trick mode" functions but preventing them from avoiding the viewing of advertisements.
NIA believes there is an excellent chance that CCUR's 4 major U.S. clients: Time Warner Cable (TWC), Cox, Charter (CHTR), and Bright House, will be eager to begin selling FOD ads in 2013 and tap into a HUGE new revenue stream that will greatly increase their profitability. Being that CCUR is powering their current VOD service offerings including FOD, it will most likely save them a lot of time and money if they choose CCUR's two HUGE patented VOD advertising solutions. Any pay-TV operators that decide to use the VOD advertising technology of CCUR's #1 competitor SeaChange (SEAC), face the serious risk that future patent litigation from CCUR against SEAC will disrupt their VOD services.
Back in 1999 and 2000 when CCUR and SEAC began deploying their first commercialized VOD platforms, CCUR made a large investment into Thirdspace and successfully obtained a license to a broad patent that Thirdspace held covering many important aspects of VOD technology, which is good for the life of the patent. This patent is U.S. patent #5,805,804. NIA believes the widely talked about rumors in 2006 of CCUR being a takeover target and Arris (ARRS) being the likely acquiring company, potentially had a lot of truth to them. In NIA's opinion, the reason CCUR wasn't acquired by ARRS or another company in 2006 was the fact that CCUR's initial Thirdspace patent license was non-transferable.
SEAC launched its original VOD technology platform at the same time as CCUR, but unlike CCUR - SEAC didn't feel it was necessary for them to obtain a license from Thirdspace for U.S. patent #5,805,804. SEAC got sued in January of 2001 and in 2002 SEAC lost the lawsuit and was forced to pay total damages of $8,779,000 (including treble damages SEAC had to pay 3X the $2,787,000 they owed based on a 7% royalty payment on all of their previous VOD sales, plus $418,000 in interest). SEAC also spent $5,621,000 in legal fees bringing their total one time patent litigation charge up to $14.4 million.
All of the companies interested in acquiring CCUR were well aware of SEAC's disastrous patent litigation outcome. Although SEAC would survive and go on to thrive in the future, SEAC's patent infringement loss of $14.4 million didn't even cover their HUGE expense of revamping their systems to exclude all of the VOD technology claims contained in U.S. patent #5,805,804. If SEAC didn't remove all of these claims from its technology they risked receiving an injunction that would require them to take their VOD products off the market.
Potential suitors for CCUR realized that if they acquired CCUR but the VOD patent license didn't get transferred to them, they would immediately be infringing on a patent that was well validated in court. The non-transferability of CCUR's license to patent #5,805,804 was eliminating the chances of a pay-TV software giant from attempting to buyout CCUR at a huge premium. In late 2007, CCUR paid C-COR (latest owner of the patent) $1.7 million in cash to finalize a new deal that resolves any patent transferability issues. Today, if CCUR was acquired, their VOD patent license will get transferred to the buyer.
The only reason CCUR paid this $1.7 million was to position the company for a future potential buyout. Now that the patent transferability issue has been resolved, NIA believes nothing will get in the way of preventing a future buyout of CCUR except shareholders potentially voting a deal down if the cash purchase price per share wasn't high enough. CCUR's shareholders obviously know that CCUR is extremely undervalued at $7.97 per share and it wouldn't surprise us to see them seek a cash acquisition price of at least double where CCUR is trading today. In NIA's opinion, CCUR shareholders are very likely to reject any cash buyout offers of less than double CCUR's current share price.
NIA is not an investment advisor and is not making any target prices or financial projections. Never invest based on anything NIA says. Always do your own research and make your own investment decisions. NIA never recommends to buy or sell any stock.
I GOT THE REPORT CHECK IT OUT
Wall Street Grand Report
Company: Concurrent Computer Corp. (Nasdaq: CCUR)
Current PPS: $7.97
Website: www.ccur.com
Our new 5 Star Stock CCUR had an amazing first week! CCUR since the time of our profile at $6.50 ran to hit a high of $8.44 before seeing profit taking which drove it as low as $7.02 and then we saw the stock recover extremely strong and rally back almost instantly to the $8 range before closing the week at $7.97. CCUR is already getting Wall Street's attention and traded over 4.3 million in volume since our profile. This is the hottest Nasdaq play in the market!Remember, our last big 5 Star Nasdaq pick took 2 months before it became a big triple digit winner so be patient. Now that the rally has begun on CCUR, the technicals couldn't look more bullish with all indicators still at their strongest buy confirmations. Check it out for yourself- http://www.barchart.com/opinions/stocks/CCUR
CCUR has been in business for 47 years and at one point made a rally for a gain of over 3,500%! Since that run into 2000 we have seen CCUR make several triple digit rallies. There is no doubt in our minds that the latest triple digit rally is just beginning RIGHT NOW! Of course this is only our opinion so take some time to do your due diligence this weekend! Trust us it's worth it.
Especially since we just came across a huge discovery that CCUR is sitting on a specific patent license that is a gamechanger for the company.
Read this article: https://nerdtwilight.wordpress.com/2006/10/20/arris-rumored-to-be-ready-to-buy-concurrent/
As you can see, the company in 2006 was rumored to have a buyout set but the only reason why this acquisition did not take place is because CCUR owns a specific patent license for VOD (video on demand technology). When CCUR received the license for this patent it is our understanding that in the event of a buyout of CCUR, the license would not get transferred to the acquiring company and therefore a company that acquired CCUR would immediately be infringing on the VOD patent that CCUR licensed many years ago for the life of the patent. We believe this is why CCUR wasn't acquired in 2006.
From our understanding, we just figured out that CCUR has gotten the terms of their patent license changed so that in the event CCUR is acquired, the patent license gets transferred to the company making the acquisition. This is HUGE and could be the move to set the company up to be looked at as a potential serious buy out target!
Just to prove how this patent is worth millions and a serious asset to the company, a competitor SeaChange (SEAC) when using this technology without having the license ended up paying many millions after losing a VOD patent infringement lawsuit.
This is HUGE!
Not only is CCUR a leader in all 3 of the hottest sectors right now and have a patent license that is undiscovered and a gamechanger but CCUR also just announced 2Q 2013 revenues of $16.6 million vs. $16.4 million in the year ago quarter, along with gross margins of 57.5% vs. 54.8% one year ago. CCUR's growing revenues and dramatically improving gross margins, combined with a 8.4% reduction in operating expenses, allowed CCUR to report a 2Q 2013 net profit of $673,000 vs. a 2Q 2012 net loss of $833,000 for a HUGE positive earnings swing of over $1.5 million! This was CCUR's fourth consecutive quarter of profitability! Most impressively, CCUR's 2Q 2013 net profit of $673,000 was more than double their 1Q 2013 net profit of $325,000 and more than triple their 4Q 2012 net profit of $209,000!
Furthermore, CCUR has $24.6 million or $2.67 per share in CASH and NO DEBT! If you subtract CCUR's cash position from its market cap at $7.97 per share of $69.77 million, CCUR's business is being valued at an enterprise value of only $45.1 million. CCUR's trailing twelve month revenues are now up to $62.59 million. CCUR has an insanely low enterprise value/sales ratio of 0.71!
Now one of the biggest adversities we faced with our last 5 Star pick was all of the supply entering into the market because of the IPO's lockup expiration and excess stock supply coming into the market. With CCUR we don't have to worry about that and just like BVSN when we had a tight share structure and small float CCUR has 8.74 million shares outstanding and only 6.59 million in the float. In our opinion, CCUR will be our next triple digit gainer solely based on fundamentals, not even based on the fact that the share structure is so tight but this shows us how huge the upside potential could really be! Remember, BVSN ran for us over 500%!
Here are some recent Company highlights:
Expanded support for Smart TVs on our MediaHawk VX™ unified CDN solution. With this software solution, operators can reach new customers on Internet-connected TVs and eliminate the need for traditional set-top box terminals.
Launched new Multi-screen Video Assurance Services, designed to help operators proactively identify issues and trends that could affect their quality of service.
Selected by General Electric and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries to power mission critical design testing applications using Concurrent's real time solutions.
Launched a new website (www.ccur.com) designed to better highlight Concurrent's products and value proposition for the markets we serve.
The icing on the cake is that CCUR pays huge dividends which will help us when the short sellers have to cover! The company paid three quarterly dividends of $0.06 each and a $0.50 special dividend in the first half of the fiscal year. At December 31, 2012, Concurrent had cash and cash equivalents of $24.6 million!
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Make sure to do your due diligence THIS WEEKEND because we strongly believe in our opinion that CCUR could breakout next week into the double digits and it won't be at these prices for much longer.
NIA just made a HUGE Concurrent (CCUR) discovery that it is currently adding into its brand new PDF report and NIA will now be releasing it around 5PMEST or 6PEMST tonight. In 2006 it was speculated that Arris (ARRS) might be interested in acquiring CCUR: http://www.cedmagazine.com/news/2006/10/arris-to-buy-concurrent%3F-so-saith-anton This was just one of many articles about CCUR being a potential takeover target.
CCUR has a license for a very important patent covering video-on-demand (VOD) technology. SeaChange (SEAC) didn't have this license and they were sued over it and ended up paying many millions after losing a VOD patent infringement lawsuit. Well, when CCUR received the license for this patent it is NIA's understanding that in the event of a buyout of CCUR, the license would not get transferred to the acquiring company and therefore a company that acquired CCUR would immediately be infringing on the VOD patent that CCUR licensed many years ago for the life of the patent. Maybe this is why CCUR wasn't acquired in 2006.
NIA just learned today that CCUR has gotten the terms of their patent license changed so that in the event CCUR is acquired, the patent license gets transferred to the company making the acquisition. This could potentially be a very meaningful sign and NIA will be discussing it in our report being released this evening! CCUR must have had a reason for doing this!
every one may be expecting the email with the report , but looks like there servers are kind of slow sending the emails cause was supposed to be at 3:00pm, they should have this in consideration so ther email arrives on time...
Did someone get the 3:00 p.m. Report ??
i think that in the next 2 o 3 trading days this can be on the 10's, I even think this dip besides being an opportunity to add positions it helps the chart to consolidate and prepare it for new highs, as you know a stock can't run straight forward without some consolidation dips, but always play this carefully because this is a promoted stock so for this moments the first target is the 10's IMO which is something that wll be reached in the next few trading days, so be smart and dont panic on this consolidations(unless you see this fall to 6.50's or below) and you will likely get good $$$,
another important thing to acknowledge is the stock promoter cant sell its shares before 1st of March 2013, so this stock is going to be gradually running at least until that day IMO
Concurrent (CCUR) is NIA's biggest discovery in history and NIA believes double digits will be here very quickly. There are three major technology trends that will revolutionize the pay-TV industry in 2013 and CCUR is set to be the leader of them all: ad supported video-on-demand (VOD), cloud based DVRs, and TV Everywhere (TVE).
Pay-TV companies around the globe have seen video-on-demand (VOD) use grow consistently and significantly as VOD has become a widely established and adopted service offering. 55 million U.S. homes now have access to VOD. The average U.S. home spends eight hours per month viewing VOD content. VOD transactions increased 12.8% in 2011 to 8.8 billion.
CCUR's VOD platform is powering the VOD services of 4 of the 6 largest cable TV companies in the U.S. today: Time Warner Cable (TWC): 12.3 million subscribers, Cox: 4.6 million subscribers, Charter (CHTR): 4.2 million subscribers, and Bright House: 2 million subscribers. CCUR's four major U.S. VOD clients have a total of 23.1 million subscribers, which equals 40.7% of the 56.8 million total U.S. cable video customers. On a global basis, CCUR now has a total VOD market share of 30%.
As the leader in VOD technology, CCUR is now working with service providers to usher in a new era of ad supported VOD. Soon you will see advertisements placed inside of the VOD content you watch, thanks to CCUR's innovative new VOD technology, allowing pay-TV operators to generate HUGE new revenue streams. Each video stream, whether it contains premium VOD content, time shifted TV content, or free content, represents a vehicle for inserting revenue generating advertisements that are tailored to the individual consumer.
Using CCUR's new VOD ad insertion technology, insertion of mid-roll, pre-roll and post-roll ads within VOD sessions can be directed from an external ad decision engine using SCTE interfaces and seamlessly introduced into interactive video streams by the server. This capability enables operators to insert new or replace existing advertisements in premium VOD content, free VOD content, or time shifted TV. Ad replacement features can be used to insert specific ads in time shifted TV content for targeted zones being served, eliminating the need to capture and store individual broadcast feeds for each “ad zone”.
Besides VOD technology, the biggest technology trend to revolutionize the pay-TV industry over the past decade has been DVR technology. DVR usage now accounts for 8% of Americans' TV time, up from 1.6% in 2006. The average American TV viewer now watches 24 minutes of DVR-recorded programs each day, which equals 12 hours per month. The popularity of both VOD and DVR technology shows that Americans still have a growing appetite for TV programming, as long as they can free themselves from planning their schedule around the TV broadcast schedule, and have the ability to watch programs whenever they choose. CCUR is the company that is benefiting most from the growing demand for a personalized TV viewing experience.
In 2013, cloud DVR technology will revolutionize the DVR space. Cloud DVRs will allow you to record all of your favorite programming over the cloud, without the need for a physical DVR box. The best part about Cloud DVR technology is that it will allow people to record programming using any device from any location, with the ability to play it back at any time on all screens including PCs, smart phones, and tablets. The biggest talk coming out of the Consumer Electronics Show last month was Cisco (CSCO)'s announcement of their Cloud DVR service offering: http://ces.cnet.com/8301-34435_1-57562549/cisco-adds-cloud-dvr-to-video-offering-for-cable-companies/
CCUR saw this trend coming years ago and has already won a major patent covering its Cloud DVR technology, which CCUR calls network DVR (nDVR) technology. CCUR's patented nDVR technology is foundational for nDVR services and streamlines the ability to store and deliver content from remote-storage devices. It solves the challenges of resource-allocation and management for the storage and distribution of content from a centralized, network-based system. Using factors such as demand, consumption level and timeliness of content, CCUR's technology enables automatic prioritization of resources for the ingest and delivery of content.
The pay-TV industry is rapidly shifting towards TVE technology and for TVE to become a success, nDVR services that operate as fast and smoothly as traditional DVRs are a must. Today, video distribution, storage and data access management across multiple screens are not tightly coordinated, resulting in potentially reduced network capacity or revenue generating opportunities. With the ever increasing availability of new content and recently released movies, delivering larger volumes requires technology that can intelligently manage content - and only CCUR's nDVR technology achieves this.
CCUR became the first VOD vendor to use nDVR technology when they launched a cloud based service for Time Warner Cable (TWC) called Start Over, which allows TWC subscribers to begin watching any TV program from the beginning without the need to have a physical DVR that they scheduled a recording to. CCUR also launched for TWC another similar cloud based nDVR service called Look Back, which allows TWC subscribers to switch channels and return to watching a program exactly where they left off for up to 72 hours. CCUR recently deployed both Start Over and Look Back for Bright House, making them the second U.S. pay-TV company to offer these two nDVR services over the cloud.
So far, only Cablevision (CVC) has launched a fully featured nDVR service on a very limited basis to a small group of their subscribers. Comcast (CMCSA) recently announced plans to launch their own nDVR service, calling it a "game changer" for the company. NIA believes it is very likely that TWC and Bright House will decide to soon launch fully featured nDVR services and if so, they are likely to select CCUR to deploy them, which could cause CCUR's revenues to explode in the upcoming quarters. In NIA's opinion, CCUR's two other major U.S. VOD clients Cox and CHTR are both also likely to select CCUR's nDVR technology.
CCUR's nDVR patent is #7,877,468 with the title, "Systems and methods for vertically integrated data distribution and access management." Click here for the full patent listing on the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office web site. CCUR also recently won another huge patent that will help solve the biggest problem that nDVR technology could create for the pay-TV industry. This patent is #8,079,052 with the title, "Methods, apparatuses, and systems for presenting advertisement content within trick files." Click here for the full patent listing on the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office web site.
This second new patent that CCUR recently received covers their new innovative technology that enables ad segments to be presented in nDVR as well as VOD and time-shifted TV content while trick (fast forward and rewind) functions are in progress. One of the biggest fears today is that once consumers begin widely using nDVR technology they will be able to simply fast forward through programs that they recorded over the cloud and avoid watching any TV commercials. This could kill the TV industry as we know it today, which relies heavily on advertising revenues.
When consumers fast forward or rewind nDVR, VOD, or time-shifted TV content, that functionality is called "trick mode". In order to preserve the TV advertising model as it is today, many pay-TV executives are calling for limitations to be placed on trick-mode functions, so that viewers can't skip commercials. This issue is so important that TWC filed last year and was granted a patent application for "Prevention of trick modes during digital video recorder (DVR) and network digital video recorder (nDVR) content."
If pay-TV operators enable TWC's patent pending technology, many consumers will be very unhappy about not being able to use trick mode functions to fast forward or rewind programs. CCUR's patented technology solves the concerns of the pay-TV industry and its advertisers, without the need to restrict trick mode functions. CCUR allows specialized ad content or trick mode specific ad content to be inserted into the trick file. This ad content will be presented to consumers while they are controlling the playback of their interactive video content, such as when they are fast forwarding through a commercial break while watching time-shifted TV programming.
CCUR appears positioned to lead the nDVR movement by providing operators with new opportunities for revenue generation through advanced advertising in interactive video content. CCUR will preserve advertising revenue for the industry, while powering a new multi-screen TV experience for consumers - who will no longer face the limitations of traditional DVRs.
The average DVR in use today has limited storage space and can only record one program at a time, with the ability to only play them back on a single TV. Cloud based nDVR technology will allow consumers to add infinite storage space and give them the ability to record many different programs simultaneously, with the ability to play them back on any TV in their home or on any other Internet-connected device from any location. Consumers will be able to start watching a program on one TV and then instantly fling that experience to any other TV, PC, or mobile device, to finish watching it from the same location they left off.
Besides having the ability to watch their recorded DVR content on any Internet-connected device including PCs, smartphones, and tablets, Americans demand that pay-TV operators allow them to receive the full TV viewing experience that they receive in their living room - over their mobile devices. Americans want access to all VOD content as well as live TV from any location at any time. This concept is called TV Everywhere (TVE) and TVE is the third major technology trend that will revolutionize the way consumers watch TV in 2013.
Over the past 12 months, just about every major TV network has rolled out their own TVE portal that can be accessed from the web browsers of PCs and laptops with high-speed Internet connections. Many of these same networks have also launched their own TVE apps for iOS and Android mobile devices. When consumers access a TVE portal or app they must authenticate their pay-TV subscription to gain access. Only the paying subscribers of pay-TV operators that have signed TVE transmission deals with a specific network have access rights to that network's TVE portal. Each TVE deal is different, with some only providing access through PCs and laptops, and other deals also providing access across all mobile devices.
CCUR has developed the most advanced TVE solution for pay-TV operators. CCUR's MediaHawk unified content delivery system allows operators to deliver high quality, revenue generating video, to many different screens and networks - in a simple and cost effective way. CCUR's cutting-edge MediaHawk platform allows operators to efficiently provide content to consumers across all devices in a way that ensures unparalleled video quality and service consistency.
CCUR's MediaHawk includes dynamic digital rights management (DRM) and session based policy controls, making it the world’s most capable video platform. MediaHawk is the one solution pay-TV operators need to deliver content, anywhere, anytime, to any device. CCUR eliminates the need for operators to upload and store content separately for each device, and makes it easy to service all screens using a single source content asset.
CCUR recently deployed MediaHawk for J:Com, the largest pay-TV operator in Japan, which has branded it as Xvie and provides their customers with information and access by going to: http://xvie.jcom.co.jp/ CCUR began providing its VOD solutions to J:Com several years ago. J:Com is now allowing their subscribers to access all of the same free and premium VOD content available on their TV, from their PCs, laptops, tablets and smartphones. Consumers in Japan can now access 'J:Com On Demand' video programming anywhere, anytime, on a wide range of IP connected consumer electronics devices, including Apple iPads, iPhones, and Android devices. CCUR's technology allows programs to be started on one screen, paused, and continued on any other screen, enabling seamless video viewing on-the-go.
CCUR's MediaHawk is the world’s first unified video delivery solution and just like J:Com has done, NIA believes most of CCUR's other VOD clients in the U.S., Europe, and Asia, will decide in 2013 to expand their offerings of VOD content and other programming to all screens and devices. As CCUR's many multi-billion dollar clients located across four continents decide to upgrade to CCUR's MediaHawk TVE technology throughout 2013, NIA believes CCUR's revenues and profits will absolutely skyrocket. It will be a smart investment to all of CCUR's clients that will pay off big as they tap many new TVE revenue streams.
In NIA's opinion, CCUR will shock investors by how quickly it breaks out big into double digit territory. CCUR was most likely shorted yesterday and a massive short squeeze is inevitable over the next couple of weeks. NIA sees very little downside risk, but astronomical upside potential with an enterprise value/sales ratio of only 0.77 at this time. NIA is just about 100% sure CCUR's enterprise value/revenue ratio will soon rise above 1 and remain there for good. Once CCUR breaks out into double digits, we believe these current prices will never be seen again.
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