OTCBB: Must-Watch Market Action in RAYS

Raystream Announces Agreement with Internet TV Site
After-hours News To Impact RAYS on Wednesday

BREAKING NEWS
After the bell on Tuesday, Raystream Inc. (OTCBB: RAYS) announced it will enter a 30-day evaluation period with Cinefly, an Internet television site that offers instructional, travel and destination, documentary, and conservation films from around the world that are dedicated to the sport of fly fishing. Cinefly also provides industry news, fishing gear reviews, vodcasts, and new movie release trailers, as well as download-to-own movies and DVD/Blu-ray titles.

Cinefly's video-on-demand (VOD) and live streaming videos are delivered with adaptive bitrate protocol, meaning the user's network and playback conditions are automatically adapted as conditions fluctuate, which offers the highest quality viewing experience on computers and mobile devices. The company can use Raystream's technology to compress previously recorded HD video files, as well as for live streaming of HD video.

EDITOR'S COMMENTARY
With this news coming after the market close, it's not yet figured into the valuation — which makes RAYS a must-watch for Wednesday.

It's also important to note that the Cinefly announcement is just one of several key strategic moves in recent weeks:
Raystream signed a variable use license agreement with Grencomm, a company that develops, produces and delivers news, sports and cultural entertainment globally, including the RUSH TV video-on–demand platform, which has an audience spanning across more than 20 countries.
Raystream signed its first major agreement with a high-visibility name: Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN), a multifaceted nonprofit organization that provides cable, broadcast and satellite programming in more than 108 languages to approximately 200 countries, reaching an average daily audience of one million viewers.
Raystream launched its new high-definition 3D video compression service.
And European video advertising production company Laterna Magica—with high-profile clients such as Nestle, Lufthansa, Alfa Romeo, and Danone—signed a contract to use Raystream's compression solution for high-quality, low-bandwidth HD video.
One after another, global broadcasters are hopping on board Raystream's video compression and live stream technology, and there continues to be potential for new contracts — and stock gains. But this company won't remain a secret from the Wall Street herd much longer... discover why from the full Stock Market Authority research report here.

 

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RAYS at bargain levels

Raystream Announces Evaluation Agreement with IPTV Site
Oversold RAYS a candidate for a bounce

BREAKING NEWS
Raystream Inc. (OTCBB: RAYS) has announced that it is entering a 30-day evaluation period with an IPTV video streaming company, Kalamazoo, Mich.-based ZooVision, which offers subscribers both video-on-demand ("VOD") and live-streaming video services.

ZooVision is focused on optimizing their offerings for subscribers' smart phones and connected TVs to access entertainment, while reducing their own bandwidth and data storage costs. A company spokesman said that initial testing has gone well, and that they expect to roll out Raystream's compression solution in the second quarter of 2012.

EDITOR'S COMMENTARY
With the recent drop in price, Raystream Inc. (OTCBB: RAYS) stock has clearly dipped into oversold territory and could be primed for a bounce. The sudden decrease, driven by short-selling games, does not reflect the overall positive company developments and progress in its business plan.

As a result, based on having liked the stock at around $1, our analysts say these levels could very well be a bargain. A strategy of accumulating in the $0.50-$0.75 range would mean major profits if, as they believe, the stock is headed back to $1 and beyond.

The reasoning is that news of trial and contract announcements in recent weeks have been accelerating, and we believe this pattern will continue:
Raystream announced it will enter a 30-day evaluation period with Cinefly, an Internet television site that offers instructional, travel and destination, documentary, and conservation films through VOD and live streaming.
Raystream signed a variable use license agreement with Grencomm, a company that develops, produces and delivers news, sports and cultural entertainment globally, including the RUSH TV video-on–demand platform, which has an audience spanning across more than 20 countries.
Raystream signed its first major agreement with a high-visibility name: Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN), a multifaceted nonprofit organization that provides cable, broadcast and satellite programming in more than 108 languages to approximately 200 countries, reaching an average daily audience of one million viewers.
Raystream launched its new high-definition 3D video compression service.
And European video advertising production company Laterna Magica—with high-profile clients such as Nestle, Lufthansa, Alfa Romeo, and Danone—signed a contract to use Raystream's compression solution for high-quality, low-bandwidth HD video.
These initial global broadcasters could just be the tip of the iceberg for Raystream's video compression and live stream technology. Big brands could already be in talks to test the system behind the scenes—with new contracts and stock gains not far behind. Keep in mind, that also means the company won't stay under the radar much longer...discover why from the full Stock Market Authority research report here.