• Demand for proprietary online video technology driven by 2 billion internet users.
• Potential gains of 1000% and more before likely acquisition.
• Potential gains of 1000% and more before likely acquisition.
Earlier this year SuperStockHunter introduced you to Lithium Exploration Group (OTCBB: LEXG), and if you took action quickly, you know what happened--the price soared from $1 to 10.68.
If you missed out on LEXG, we have another pick that could be as good or better.
A new internet technology company—Raystream Inc. (OTCBB: RAYS)—has solved a major problem facing the multi-billion dollar web-delivered video market. We believe Raystream’s technology will become the new standard for any video broadcast over the internet.
Everyone in the online video world—from TV networks and movie studios to video streamers like Netflix or Hulu—will compete for the rights to what the geniuses at Raystream have developed.
The market is so large and the potential of this technology is so massive that investors could see returns of 1000% or more before being snapped up by an online video streaming giant like Google or dozens of others.
But first, let me explain the why this technology is of vital importance to a multi-billion dollar industry.
• YouTube streams 2 billion videos every day. • Every night, Netflix consumes 29.7% of
US internet bandwidth demand during prime time.
• Brightcove, one of the largest internet broadcasters
in the US, is streaming 700 million videos per
month in 2011, up from 400 million one year ago.
I could go on—for example, the growth in the online
video advertising market is simply staggering—
and you’ll read more about it in the full report.
The big picture is that every day, the demand for web video increases, and it is not going to stop.
In fact, Cisco estimates that global Internet traffic will quadruple from 2010 to 2015, led by web video streaming. The web video watching population that will drive this growth is expected to nearly double by 2015 to 1.5 billion, as will the amount of video they watch.
People watch online video on more than just computer screens. Today there are 1 billion video capable smartphones, and there will be 2 billion by 2014. Soon, the majority of the world’s population will have unparalleled access to web video.
Raystream will make mobile video even more attractive... Raystream mobile video is HD quality—and delivered in tiny data files that load fast and play without buffering.
If mobile video platforms were the only internet video improvements Raystream made, we’d still predict great things for the stock. But the real news is that mobile video is just the beginning for Raystream’s technology.
Raystream technology makes it possible to watch anything--from commercial TV, live events, movies, to sports—in high definition on any device--from smartphones and PCs to IPTV video streamed through set top boxes—and there will be another 1 billion of these worldwide by 2014.
The size of the market is virtually unlimited . . . and that could be a bad thing.
The Internet was developed to deliver text and image files, which are far smaller than video files. The bandwidth demand created by world-wide video watchers is putting a strain on the ability of the internet’s infrastructure to keep up. Infrastructure is limited and bandwidth is in increasingly greater demand.
But Raystream’s technology could unlimit the internet.
The short answer, video over the internet is going
to change how people pay for internet access.
With nearly 1 billion people watching online video by 2014, access providers are starting to charge internet users based on the amount of bandwidth they consume. This has already happened in Canada and several European countries.
This could be the best thing ever to happen to Raystream. When video files are encoded for delivery over the internet, they are “compressed.”
The wizards at Raystream have found a way to compress video to the point that is can take up less
than 10% of the space of competitors’ technology.
Raystream encoded videos will be the stream of choice for a worldwide audience. Not only will they receive video programming in full screen HD clarity, the far lower bandwidth requirements will mean far more entertainment at far less cost.
The math is simple. If Google spent approximately $50 million on bandwidth for YouTube alone, and Raystream technology can reduce those costs by factors of 50, 70, or even 90%, then the value of that technology is enormous.
Every video distributor, TV network, content delivery network and advertiser should demand Raystream.
Rarely in history does a technology come along with so many immediate demands and ways to make incredible money.
Every web video creator, distributor, and broadcaster can use Raystream without any extra costs—in fact more cheaply than encoding and serving video cost them now.
This email gives you just a glimpse of Raystream’s market potential. All of the eye-popping details are in this issue of SuperStockHunter, and once you read the full report, you’ll see why we believe Raystream’s potential could exceed our last 10-bagger pick of LEXG.
Our analysts like RAYS enough to predict gains as high as 1000%. And once Wall Street learns what we know, there is no limit to how high the price could go.
You’ll also read why we believe Raystream is perfectly positioned for takeover by a company that wants a significant competitive edge.
Every investor wants to get in on a stock that could double or triple quickly.
RAYS could easily turn $10,000 into $100,000 or more. Don’t miss your chance.
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