Replies to post #5019 on Destiny Media Tech Inc (DSNY)

[RWeThereYet]

Just listened to the audio again, and if the engine is as solid as Steve V. says, I don't see how this can't succeed very well. The US economy is in the toilet, and even tech companies are continually looking to cut costs and regardless of what anyone thinks of Obama, Obamacare is KILLING the job market. Only bringing up politics in the context of the release of G2.

[sevted]

Without company performance, the technicals are begging for a decade for a new base at $2.69.

http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.pnf?c=DSNY,PLTCDANRBO[PA][D][F1!3!!!4!20]&pnf=y

Then report after report comes out predicting much higher prices.

Who the heck is the moron selling, lol?


In 2009, Gomes became a contributor to Seeking Alpha where he has amassed an enviable record for identifying buyout candidates and stocks that are “Poised To Triple”.



Mark Gomez sez -

I think you should take a good look at Destiny Media (DSNY), a small media software company (market cap $115M) with a disruptive technology to be launched in October. It has no debt and is already profitable from its MPE software.

However, its breakthrough product, called Clipstream G2, will enable video in any format to be played on any platform. It will eliminate the need for transcoding and storing video content on servers.

At the Midwest Investor Conference, the CEO said they will launch Clipstream in mid-October and direct the first product at web software developers, 150,000 worldwide. At $100 charge per month, it’s a $180M market for DSNY (they all will want it — it’s cheap, convenient to use, secure, and produces high quality images).

Operating margins will be about 30% at first and then 60% when they get their own servers. DSNY has 52M shares. He mentioned several other products to be gradually released, but the elephant will be the Site Licenses. He plans to charge small companies in the 10s of thousands and large ones in the millions of dollars for Site Licenses (per year).

He mentioned $5 million per year for companies like Netflix, CNN, Google, YouTube. He said the operating margins would be “really high” (in an interview previously he said over 90% for site license).

The presentation can be found here: www.wsw.com/webcast/threepa11/

From: Mark Gomes, CEO