My two cents. I am also above 1 million shares. If
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Posted On: 11/30/2018 9:33:43 AM
My two cents. I am also above 1 million shares. If there are no "markers" from naked shorts in the ownership then I own slightly more than 1/179th of this company. From what I can tell, and from what we heard about ownership in January; there are about 120 shareholders out there that look like me.
I believe that David gave us an honest and no-frills discussion yesterday. We don't need frills or promises that can't be reached. We don't have to own the market to make a healthy income and see our share values get up into the dollar range.
I also am encouraged to see David still focused and very much in the fight after the last few years of his own and our company's walk through the desert. He has had lots of time to think, to consider our place in the market, to understand our strengths and weaknesses. We've tried things and failed. We've tried others and understand what can work. The rose colored glasses are off. From our point of view, most of us are still holding strong and that holding is about more than just being down so far that it is useless to sell now.
Hopefully David's 3.0 will contain some significant technological achievements and artful uses of existing technology. I hope that during this time out that he has been aggressively upgrading 3.0 to something greater than it was going to be this January when he was originally talking about it. I traveled to the NTEK annual meeting earlier this year, and 3.0 even then sounded great. I do believe that David very much has his eye on technology, and has not been wasting his time. (Given David's skills; David more than anyone - In fact isn't that the heart of the tech investment decision we have all made)
I understand that we are now remastering movies up to 10K/UHD so that our product reaches beyond the current market. Hopefully 3.0 has done the same in areas like how Ultraflix interacts with the cloud, and that we have chosen the very best cloud technology for speed, performance and profit Hopefully our sound and surround sound capabilities are top tech....What don't I know that I don't know???
I would like to understand how we fit into the future 5G world. I really appreciated Tiny's article that indicated the 2022's streaming/internet activity would eclipse the entire internet activity that preceded it. What strengths and weaknesses does Ultraflix have in a 5G world?? Do we become irrelevant? How are we planning for it?? Is there anything we can do to make us a player in 5G or are we already a player? What don't I know that I don't know?
David said he has been waiting for 2020 when 4K/UHD tv screens predominate. So what about 2022?
How is Pay per view doing today?
David, are you out there? My questions didn't bubble up as soon as they should have, but these are them. Your said our tech is good for 5 years, or I think you said our tech is market leading.
I'm even going to give you an out - I know that we have done nothing to protect 3.0 other than having it all be in your head or on the computer system that is in your control.
Who are we in this current tech world?
Paul
I believe that David gave us an honest and no-frills discussion yesterday. We don't need frills or promises that can't be reached. We don't have to own the market to make a healthy income and see our share values get up into the dollar range.
I also am encouraged to see David still focused and very much in the fight after the last few years of his own and our company's walk through the desert. He has had lots of time to think, to consider our place in the market, to understand our strengths and weaknesses. We've tried things and failed. We've tried others and understand what can work. The rose colored glasses are off. From our point of view, most of us are still holding strong and that holding is about more than just being down so far that it is useless to sell now.
Hopefully David's 3.0 will contain some significant technological achievements and artful uses of existing technology. I hope that during this time out that he has been aggressively upgrading 3.0 to something greater than it was going to be this January when he was originally talking about it. I traveled to the NTEK annual meeting earlier this year, and 3.0 even then sounded great. I do believe that David very much has his eye on technology, and has not been wasting his time. (Given David's skills; David more than anyone - In fact isn't that the heart of the tech investment decision we have all made)
I understand that we are now remastering movies up to 10K/UHD so that our product reaches beyond the current market. Hopefully 3.0 has done the same in areas like how Ultraflix interacts with the cloud, and that we have chosen the very best cloud technology for speed, performance and profit Hopefully our sound and surround sound capabilities are top tech....What don't I know that I don't know???
I would like to understand how we fit into the future 5G world. I really appreciated Tiny's article that indicated the 2022's streaming/internet activity would eclipse the entire internet activity that preceded it. What strengths and weaknesses does Ultraflix have in a 5G world?? Do we become irrelevant? How are we planning for it?? Is there anything we can do to make us a player in 5G or are we already a player? What don't I know that I don't know?
David said he has been waiting for 2020 when 4K/UHD tv screens predominate. So what about 2022?
How is Pay per view doing today?
David, are you out there? My questions didn't bubble up as soon as they should have, but these are them. Your said our tech is good for 5 years, or I think you said our tech is market leading.
I'm even going to give you an out - I know that we have done nothing to protect 3.0 other than having it all be in your head or on the computer system that is in your control.
Who are we in this current tech world?
Paul
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