The Next Cisco-Read This, this has to be ZROS and one of the reasons for current performance. You can thank me latter.
March 7, 2007
Fellow Investor,
The Internet backbone is under a huge strain.
In fact, those in-the-know admit that the key Amsterdam exchange for the World Wide Web is nearing collapse. And behind-the-scenes, there’s a lot of serious discussion about what to do if, or when, the whole Internet comes crashing down.
So what’s the problem?
Too much traffic. Or rather I should say, too much of the “wrong” kind of bandwidth-eating traffic.
You see, High-Definition Video-Over-Internet Protocol (HDVIP) is clicking into overdrive. In other words – to take the tech mumbo-jumbo out of it – people are downloading a ton of video, more every day.
Consumers now have high-speed Internet-enabled devices ranging from their desktop and laptop PCs to Treos, BlackBerries, Xbox 360s and PS3 game consoles. Plus, we have high-speed wireline broadband and 3-G wireless broadband rolling out throughout the world.
Analysts are estimating that TV and film downloads will hit the $6 billion-per-year mark by 2012. And that’s why my new mantra is “Hi-def video is the new e-mail.”
We both know that e-mail was the killer app of the 1990s. Now we’ve got the same explosive growth happening all over again. Only this time around, video requires ubiquitous broadband, everywhere and always on.
That’s a big problem for Internet capacity. But a HUGE opportunity for the little microcap I’m writing about today.
I want you to have the name of this little microcap, and full details, in my special report The Next Cisco.
But I want you to have more – much more – than just that.
As you’ll see, this report – and this potential 10-bagger – is just one small part of what is easily the best deal we’ve ever offered at ChangeWave Investing.
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Special Report #1:
The Next Cisco ($30 value)
The time to buy this little microcap is NOW.
If you already have a pretty solid portfolio of core holdings and a little risk capital, the risk/reward benefit of owning this stock is staggering.
But as I said, you’ve got to take your position now. As I write, you can still get it for under a buck. But there’s a powerful catalyst set to rocket the share price higher, and when it triggers, I doubt we’ll ever see $1 again.
We’ve already doubled our money from it at ChangeWave Microcap Investor. But I expect that it’s still a 5-bagger, or even a 10-bagger from here.
You see, this company has perfected and commercialized a new “switch technology” that blows away the competition, including Cisco Systems.
There’s no need to get technical here, so let’s use the most basic explanation. “Switches” allow different computing devices on a network – whether inside a company or over the Internet – to connect quickly and smoothly.
Without these switches, the networked world as we know it doesn’t even exist.
Cisco is the 800-pound gorilla in the networking world – the bully on the geek playground.
Cisco – along with competitors like Foundry, Force 10, Extreme and others – use their weight to push outdated, overpriced equipment on its customers.
Sure, they update the veneer on occasion, adding bells and whistles in an attempt to cover over flaws. But their switches are still based on 10-year-old architecture that’s ill-equipped for the realities of today’s world.
And that’s where our company steps in.
While entrenched market leaders were reluctant to cannibalize existing rich revenue streams, this firm’s engineers have perfected the next generation switch technology
This breakthrough technology is to the networking world what personal computers were to the world of mainframes. Completely disruptive. The rules all change.
There’s no turning back. This new technology will become dominant.
Here’s why.
This new switch technology delivers up to 100-times the speed at less than half the price of older technologies.
How? By using a series of small high-performance switches, connected by fiber-optic links. They behave like a single, direct switch – even though they’re separated by distances of up to 25 miles!
Here’s an analogy from the airlines industry:
This new technology let’s packets of information “fly direct.” But all the competitors are still stuck in the hub-and-spoke model – a lot of stops and a lot of waiting around.
So do we really need all that speed?
Well, I've heard through the grapevine that major streaming video distributors like Google are quietly sneaking into this company’s 10-gigabit Ethernet switches to address the key issue in streaming video – "latency."
Latency is just a fancy word for delayed packet delivery. In other words, the jerkiness you often see in many videos streaming to your computer over the Internet.
The great thing about this new technology is that it costs just half of competing products, while outperforming alternative systems. That’s why Nortel, CACI and other value-added resellers are including these switches in their own systems. No other supplier can compete with the price/performance value proposition.
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Right now, the potential market for this company’s products exceeds $10 billion per years – and it’s growing at double-digit rates, expected to reach $14 billion by 2010.
So there are plenty of profits to go around.
And it’s not all about movies on YouTube. All this growth is being fueled by the convergence of voice, data, video, storage, disaster recovery, clustered computing, 3G mobile services and more.
In fact, this company is also working with our government to fix bottlenecks in key networks. So national security is a profit contributor as well.
You see, a big part of this company’s early strategy has been to focus on government markets – once you’re in, the amount of business you can do is almost unlimited (our tax dollars at work). Plus, government certification gives a small firm almost instant credibility in the business world at large.
And – here’s why you’ve got to establish your position now – the company is just a whisper away from receiving that formal certification.
Once we get that formal thumbs up – likely a matter of weeks – this stock is going to fly.
So is this a sure thing? Of course not.
What we’ve got is a tiny company with revolutionary switching technology that is far superior in price and performance to anything Cisco has to offer.
If that was all that mattered, they would kill off Cisco’s switch business and quickly become the market leader. But the real world isn’t quite that simple.
It’s going to take time. One satisfied customer leads to another. Word spreads. Orders follow. And in the not-too-distant future – if things go at least partly our way – we’re sitting on a big pile of profits.
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