Anybody that doesn't see or appreciate the progres
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Posted On: 04/08/2015 10:37:51 PM
Anybody that doesn't see or appreciate the progress Nanotech has made with 4k, namely Ultraflix, over the last two years has their head so far up their butchers ass they can see what a T-bone steak looks like. Wait, what? Is that right? lol Demos by Akami, Best Buy and JVC, promoted By the President of Samsung in a keynote at CES, Promoted by Sony, Promoted by Vizio, featured in the NY Times and CNET already compared with the likes of Amazon and Netflix, content deals with the biggest studios in the world like Paramount, MGM, Magnolia etc. Remember, it was said every single one of these things would never happen. Whether it proves to be financially successful is still unknown but the progress and potential is undeniable. Hell, even Henry Ford's first company went bankrupt. He had a pretty good product and vision too. There are a lot of factors but its clear to me the company is on the right path although the pps flounders at the moment.
Can we all agree that 4k transition is just starting? I know it's very easy to be blinded with frustration watching a declining ticker every day. I get that feeling just like anybody, but we have to give it a chance. The vast majority of the public is still unaware of 4k and the vast majority of investors have never heard of NTEK. This can all change in an instant. I know many have been scared off by the "dilution" but as I've said repeatedly it actually signals growth and completion of big time content deals. This brings value, to the company and could pay off exponentially. This is what we investors want. Nanotech could easily have gone for just a niche market with Iron Dragon and grown slowly over the next few years, sure. However, I don't remember anybody screaming for them to do that. Everyone wanted content to compete with Netflix and run with the big dogs. Well, that's happening and the same people are complaining. Its going to take a major investment and for a young public company that means shares. I believe it will pay off in spades and well worth the risk at this level. We are way undervalued just with current revenues. Imagine if they weren't bartering 4k studios services. Revenues from the conversion work alone would justify a much higher cap. Hey, we're either going to be the smartest guys in the room or the dumbest. ; ) I think we will all have an idea which by Q3 this year. I'm betting guys like Vizio's CTO Matt McCrae know what they are talking about. He's a pretty sharp fella. Nice to see D. Foley has the same mindset and reiterate what many of us have been saying. All companies and stocks have their ups and downs and new companies in a new market are going to experience growing pains. Just check out Netflix's chart for example. We get 1 million subscribers and all worries go away. Bottom line.
Can we all agree that 4k transition is just starting? I know it's very easy to be blinded with frustration watching a declining ticker every day. I get that feeling just like anybody, but we have to give it a chance. The vast majority of the public is still unaware of 4k and the vast majority of investors have never heard of NTEK. This can all change in an instant. I know many have been scared off by the "dilution" but as I've said repeatedly it actually signals growth and completion of big time content deals. This brings value, to the company and could pay off exponentially. This is what we investors want. Nanotech could easily have gone for just a niche market with Iron Dragon and grown slowly over the next few years, sure. However, I don't remember anybody screaming for them to do that. Everyone wanted content to compete with Netflix and run with the big dogs. Well, that's happening and the same people are complaining. Its going to take a major investment and for a young public company that means shares. I believe it will pay off in spades and well worth the risk at this level. We are way undervalued just with current revenues. Imagine if they weren't bartering 4k studios services. Revenues from the conversion work alone would justify a much higher cap. Hey, we're either going to be the smartest guys in the room or the dumbest. ; ) I think we will all have an idea which by Q3 this year. I'm betting guys like Vizio's CTO Matt McCrae know what they are talking about. He's a pretty sharp fella. Nice to see D. Foley has the same mindset and reiterate what many of us have been saying. All companies and stocks have their ups and downs and new companies in a new market are going to experience growing pains. Just check out Netflix's chart for example. We get 1 million subscribers and all worries go away. Bottom line.
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