Posted On: 07/29/2015 8:03:13 AM
Post# of 2009
Yep, unbelievable, isn't it.
New even bigger carrots that have replaced the dried up and wrinkled ones are dangling again, and the ponies are happily back on their hind legs dreaming hard of what the future will bring.
The replies to your question on the pony board is proof of that, or this one :
Netflix content is subtitled in non English speaking countries.
Except of course for the Indians that can watch the 6 Bollywood flicks.
How lucky there are as much Hindi speaking people in the world as English speaking.
Even the Chinese, the biggest 4k market, need to be fluent in English to see an Iron Dragon film on UF.
All way over estimated.
I just hope they buy an awfull lot of "cheapies" so the SP gets up enough to regain at least reasonable part of my investment.
New even bigger carrots that have replaced the dried up and wrinkled ones are dangling again, and the ponies are happily back on their hind legs dreaming hard of what the future will bring.
The replies to your question on the pony board is proof of that, or this one :
Quote:another one:
This was by far the best letter NTEK has ever written. They have addressed a lot of questions as well as left room for error.
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http://investorshangout.com/post/view?id=3082149
Quote:Just for the simplicity of it, he presumes that half of 4K TV owners speak English fluent enough to be able to enjoy a movie in spoken English without any subtitling, and that all of them will use UF.
With 4k content so limited and millions upon millions of 4K TVS to be sold. About 40-100 million this year worldwide. Worldwide internet speed of only 3.6Mbps. Ultraflix now achieves 4k streaming at sub4Mbps. Where do you think they will go? Ultraflix can attract atleast half of those multimillion of new 4K TV owners. 1M is UNDERSTATEMENT!!!!! http://investorshangout.com/post/view?id=3082171
Netflix content is subtitled in non English speaking countries.
Except of course for the Indians that can watch the 6 Bollywood flicks.
How lucky there are as much Hindi speaking people in the world as English speaking.
Even the Chinese, the biggest 4k market, need to be fluent in English to see an Iron Dragon film on UF.
All way over estimated.
I just hope they buy an awfull lot of "cheapies" so the SP gets up enough to regain at least reasonable part of my investment.
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