eyes on ntek/ultraflix. http://investorshangout.co
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Posted On: 06/22/2015 1:42:25 PM
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eyes on ntek/ultraflix. http://investorshangout.com/whatshot/mostviewedboardlastweek
as more content. progress. and tv platforms are proven (sony, hisense, et. al.). ntek should flourish (expect investor speculation to grow). as we say g-bye to summer.... hello to holidays. and uhd/4k tv buying season (thanksgiving holidays. passover.christmas. new year. leading up to super bowl and olympics)
next summer. with olympics in rio. should support steady global ultrahd/4k tv sales and ads (eliminating any summer lull in uhd/4k tv sales. and keep investors attention and speculation on the market segment)
http://www.worldsportscalendar.com/events/det...-rio-2016/
ultrahd/4k tv shipments are growing. ntek is well-positioned to grow with the format
mostly a matter of timing at this point. rolling out the platforms. in time for holiday shopping frenzy. uhd/4k is coming on a global scale (according to manufacturers hd tvs will be phased out. uhd offers higher margins and costs only about 15% more to make)
as to sp
ntek is @ $10mill market cap. 1mill subscribers @ $5/mo. (for ad-free subscription service) makes ntek a $60,000,000.00 per year in revenues. non-subscribers will generate revenues to (with revenue-generating ads. we're seeing them already. from rolex. apple. budweiser. pepsi. and more)
plus revenues from those that choose theater-quality films (to enjoy from home). movies. via ppv/tvod. cost about $4-$15 per ultrahd/4k film on ultraflix
so in a year (or less). with 1mill subscribers. ntek can be generating 6 times current market cap (in recurring revenues)
generating about 1/2 of ntek's current market cap. each month
sp fluctuations can be emotion driven. the research. numbers tell a story. everyone to the research. to define the numbers. market. do their analysis for themselves
but at $5mill per month (lets say starting sometime in 2016). 1/2 current market cap (each month).or current market cap doubled every 2 months. what is ntek worth?
to each his/her own. invest accordingly. i see opportunity
as more content. progress. and tv platforms are proven (sony, hisense, et. al.). ntek should flourish (expect investor speculation to grow). as we say g-bye to summer.... hello to holidays. and uhd/4k tv buying season (thanksgiving holidays. passover.christmas. new year. leading up to super bowl and olympics)
next summer. with olympics in rio. should support steady global ultrahd/4k tv sales and ads (eliminating any summer lull in uhd/4k tv sales. and keep investors attention and speculation on the market segment)
http://www.worldsportscalendar.com/events/det...-rio-2016/
ultrahd/4k tv shipments are growing. ntek is well-positioned to grow with the format
mostly a matter of timing at this point. rolling out the platforms. in time for holiday shopping frenzy. uhd/4k is coming on a global scale (according to manufacturers hd tvs will be phased out. uhd offers higher margins and costs only about 15% more to make)
as to sp
ntek is @ $10mill market cap. 1mill subscribers @ $5/mo. (for ad-free subscription service) makes ntek a $60,000,000.00 per year in revenues. non-subscribers will generate revenues to (with revenue-generating ads. we're seeing them already. from rolex. apple. budweiser. pepsi. and more)
plus revenues from those that choose theater-quality films (to enjoy from home). movies. via ppv/tvod. cost about $4-$15 per ultrahd/4k film on ultraflix
so in a year (or less). with 1mill subscribers. ntek can be generating 6 times current market cap (in recurring revenues)
generating about 1/2 of ntek's current market cap. each month
sp fluctuations can be emotion driven. the research. numbers tell a story. everyone to the research. to define the numbers. market. do their analysis for themselves
but at $5mill per month (lets say starting sometime in 2016). 1/2 current market cap (each month).or current market cap doubled every 2 months. what is ntek worth?
to each his/her own. invest accordingly. i see opportunity
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