investors put a premium (with good reason) on growth stocks. the netflix comparison and prices doesn't reflect the other industries ntek is fixing to serve. ultraflix is only one ntek product

nuvolas (retail and commercial), proflix, gaming, patents, 4k sudios

4k is also a new market.a growth industry. and ntek is a leader. we have to say that now b/z we aren't aware of another uhd/4k tv channel, network, or app being preloaded to sony

being featured by best buy in a national 4k awareness campaign. driving 4k on samsung, LG....

also doesn't take hardware into acct. oem bus. other ntek divisions. i like the comparison tho. in some ways it does incorporate growth aspects. just pointing out that ntek has a soon-to-be $100billion digital-signage business (partnership w/ 11giraffes for example) and netflix doesn't. ntek is coming out with patents and tech for a gaming division, netflix doesn't have a casino-gaming, licensing business or arm

i appreciate your work all the same. provides a nice starting point to discuss things like this

imagine what a breakdown of each individual ntek product, from each division, with similar market comparisons (as you did here with ultraflix and netflix) would look like?

imagine what mitch lowe might be thinking about with 4k. his buddies at netflix. he did redbox nearly on his own. imagine he gets encouraged to make a mark with nteks media division (ultraflix, nuvolas), 4k studios

aaron taylor has proflix and nuvola np-c experience with roku

lx rudis has 4k studios well in hand

aaron hightower and stephen reisenberger have gaming-labs in good order

blake brown and carl bellitti are upgrading and now porting ultraflix


coo alan stone has rolled out products for decades with sega/nintendo u.s.

lot of products. innovators. experience that has done it before

ntek = special company

good bones