CCLX rocketed higher today, closing up over 8% on the day, indicating a major breakout possibility is just over the horizon.
And with shares outstanding of around 79,000,000, and with 51,000,000 of those shares restricted, there isn't much to keep this one down if it were to breakout...
Priced right at $0.03, this underpriced gem is setting up perfectly for 2017 by providing media rebroadcasting services.
CCLX is a video streaming and caching company bringing local High Definition Over-the-Air (OTA) network broadcasts, satellite, and paid premium content over private networks owned by Internet Service Providers (ISPs) directly to the customers of ISPs and direct subscribers in their local viewing area.
CableClix has developed an innovative platform that ensures delivery of local affiliate content to the intended metropolitan broadcast area, while allowing customers the flexibility to watch television on a variety of devices. CableClix bridges the gaps between video content, local broadcast affiliates, internet service providers and end users, and brings high definition video to even the most rural locations.
Essentially, CCLX does what the major cable companies should have been doing ever since Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime started streaming television when the viewer wants it and how the viewer wants it.
Investment Highlights:
- Enormous industry tailwinds and market opportunity
- Proprietary, turnkey, end-to-end solution
- There is currently no comparable service in existence
- Traditional cable / satellite television losing popularity with the public
- Three revenue centers Subscription, Monetizing Viewer Intelligence and High Yield Advertising
- Local affiliate stations can stream pre-recorded local content but not network content
- Compelling financial metrics •Respected and experienced leadership team
Why Are Viewers Cutting The Cord?
Convenience: we want to watch what we want, when we want and how we want. Live TV streaming lets us do just that.
Cost: cable is expensive and it’s getting pricier. In fact, the cost of a set-top cable box has shot up 185% since 1994 – tech prices are supposed to go down over time, not up.
Choice: we aren’t wowed by hundreds of channels anymore. We’d rather just pay for what we watch. If our favorite shows are on Hulu and Amazon, why pay for 20 sports channels and the Hallmark Channel?
Why is cable getting more and more expensive every year when it's a clearly outdated product compared to streaming? Why Hasn't cable updated its now ancient tech? - Because the companies like Comcast, Time Warner and the rest, all held a pseudo monopoly for so long that they never had to compete and clearly don't know how.
It is only a matter of time before a company like CCLX came along and knocked bloated waste receptacles of innovation off their pedestal.
Expected Major Growth In 2017
CableClix is positioned to be fully operational and capturing a share of the Broadcast and OTT market in 2017. The market is simply massive but CableClix has a streamlined roll-out strategy. Gaining a critical mass of subscribers in just a few specific markets positions CableClix at the top of the viewer intelligence data world. CableClix gains income from subscribes and comprehensive TV data sales.
Overall, CableClix (USA), Inc. (OTC Pink: CCLX) is prepared for a big 2017, that will see the kick-off of an initial customer pilot program in the Washington D.C. Metro area and the continued expansion of head-ends in various other markets throughout the United States. Meanwhile, the content streaming industry continues to exhibit strength and is poised for strong growth over the next several years.
About CCLX
CableClix develops and continually enhances products and services that deliver the programming that TV consumers want, affordably and reliably. They use best-of-breed technologies, innovative people, and a consumer-led design woven into everything we do. they respect the ownership, talent, and effort that goes into developing the news, entertainment, and other intellectual property that they stream, and always respect and enforce the boundaries of metropolitan broadcast areas.
They value our partnerships with ISP’s and constantly seek out new ways to optimize their network resources to ensure the best customer experience. They are excited to be a part of the transformation of traditional viewing to the next generation of customized streaming TV.
CCLX Technology
Alright, let's get started here with a short 2 minute video on the technology by clicking the link here: http://www.cableclix.
Intelligent Video Delivery over our Virtual Private Cable Network™ (VCPN™)
The CableClix Intelligent Video Delivery and Cloud DVR solution brings all local channels (including High Definition and Ultra High 4K) as live streaming television within a given metropolitan broadcast area and up to one hundred additional satellite and premium channels to subscribers. CableClix proprietary technology first determines which channels should be present at a given location and then decides whether to feed those channels to the subscriber from the OTA broadcast (if available) or to stream the channels live from our equipment from the nearest CableClix Content and Caching Server. CableClix Intelligent Video Delivery eliminates “dark spots” and other obstacles that keep viewers from enjoying high definition over-the-air broadcasts.
- CableClix set top box determines what network channels should be available at the subscriber’s location
- Any channel that cannot be received at the subscriber location via OTA transmission is transparently fed to the subscriber over broadband
- CableClix lists all available channels, as well as any premium content subscriptions through a unified channel / program browser
- Subscribers watch live programming on a CableClix set-top box, computer, tablet, or smartphone
The bottom line is this: CCLX is a know brainer because it is perfectly positioned to strike a knockout blow to the already struggling cable giants. With its impressive tech and partnership with the ISPs, CCLX is looking strong for both the short and long term.
Source: OTC Expert
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