06-13-2013, 05:09 AM
977 DoughDiligence Dec 3 2012
ANYDAYNOW, This agreement was in pre-Flash days.
When Adobe released FLASH and Youtube created web videos, the Clipstream G1 product suffered. You are holding Destiny accountable for 7 year old agreements as evidence of poor management despite the 2008 market collapse with the downfall of Lehman Brothers (a 100 year old company) and others.
Destiny is thriving pretty well due to their sound management against Adobe and other music competitors.
When Adobe released FLASH and Youtube created web videos, the Clipstream G1 product suffered. You are holding Destiny accountable for 7 year old agreements as evidence of poor management despite the 2008 market collapse with the downfall of Lehman Brothers (a 100 year old company) and others.
Destiny is thriving pretty well due to their sound management against Adobe and other music competitors.
988 Vangorilla Dec 4 2012
Here's what needs to happen.
In order to validate this technology, one of two things needs to happen:
1. An institution(s) needs to step up and become a buyer. Any short term selling would be absorbed by investors looking to acquire sizable positions. I'm having a hard time believing this isn't that massive short seller trying to scare investors one last time.
2. DSNY needs to generate and announce their first dollar generated from G2. Investors need to see that somebody sees the benefit with this technology and is willing to pay for it.
The one nugget Steve has said repeatedly though, just one deal with G2 would be greater than entire revenue today.
In order to validate this technology, one of two things needs to happen:
1. An institution(s) needs to step up and become a buyer. Any short term selling would be absorbed by investors looking to acquire sizable positions. I'm having a hard time believing this isn't that massive short seller trying to scare investors one last time.
2. DSNY needs to generate and announce their first dollar generated from G2. Investors need to see that somebody sees the benefit with this technology and is willing to pay for it.
The one nugget Steve has said repeatedly though, just one deal with G2 would be greater than entire revenue today.
993 commoncentsinvestor
<Some of you other DSNY investors, explain this phenomena of Great News=Dropping Share price.>
Sometimes the market moves of a stock (short term) are inexplicable. That is especially true with little known, low volume small caps. Yes, it is disheartening when a stock you really like goes down when you would think it should have gone up. But that does happen, and that particular movement should not be the deciding factor for buying, selling or holding.
It's always best to make those decisions based upon RISK vs REWARD.
In the case of DSNY right now it seems like BUYING or HOLDING the shares is a no brainer. Probably the best analysis of the company I have seen recently was by Clarus Securities. They placed a value on just the MPE portion of Destiny's business of .75 to .93 per share. That's giving ABSOLUTELY NO VALUE to anything else including ClipStream. And we all know that if ClipStream is at all reasonably successful, the share price could be 10 times their estimate.
Can the share price go down a few more pennies from here? Of course. But comparing that to the potential gains from here puts DSNY shares FIRMLY in the BUY column. Opportunities for really life changing gains don't come around all that often. When they come along with very little risk it's a real gift from the stock market gods.
Sometimes the market moves of a stock (short term) are inexplicable. That is especially true with little known, low volume small caps. Yes, it is disheartening when a stock you really like goes down when you would think it should have gone up. But that does happen, and that particular movement should not be the deciding factor for buying, selling or holding.
It's always best to make those decisions based upon RISK vs REWARD.
In the case of DSNY right now it seems like BUYING or HOLDING the shares is a no brainer. Probably the best analysis of the company I have seen recently was by Clarus Securities. They placed a value on just the MPE portion of Destiny's business of .75 to .93 per share. That's giving ABSOLUTELY NO VALUE to anything else including ClipStream. And we all know that if ClipStream is at all reasonably successful, the share price could be 10 times their estimate.
Can the share price go down a few more pennies from here? Of course. But comparing that to the potential gains from here puts DSNY shares FIRMLY in the BUY column. Opportunities for really life changing gains don't come around all that often. When they come along with very little risk it's a real gift from the stock market gods.