TVTV, EPAZ & Extended Watchlist

WhereverTV Broadcasting Corp. TVTV

Following our first day of coverage, TVTV had a good solid session in which the stock traded roughly three times its 3-month average volume. Apart from 363 shares, all 32K+ shares were traded on the ask; when buy-side pressure heavily outweighs sell-side pressure, its always a good sign.

While the stock did not make any large gains, we were pleased to see it hold support above the levels we had designated in our prior reports.

For those of you who may have missed both Wednesday and Thursday‘s reports, we recommend giving them a read and familiarizing yourself with TVTV’s business plan. They have a solid idea, in the attractive live mobile streaming television space. WhereverTV offers subscriptions that give users access to streaming television service, comparable to any currently available cable or satellite subscription, delivered to any internet-capable device. These days, “internet-capable device” can include just about anything from TVs, Blu-Ray players, and video game consoles, to PCs, tablets and smart-phones.

For more info visit:
www.wherever.tv

___

Epazz, Inc. EPAZ

We are bring EPAZ to you this morning at quite an interesting time, as the stock just bounced off of its 52-week low of .001, and subsequently started to run yesterday. It cracked above the 20DMA, gaining upwards of 140% on record volume.

As you can see on the chart we included below, the MACD just had a crossover, signaling the start of a bullish trend, and the RSI is showing strength, just moving past the 50-line. We’ve also seen a concurrent rise in the Accumulation/Distribution. We are looking for the next patch of resistance to crop up at the 50DMA of .0032. Should EPAZ have a rough time pushing past that point, we could see a dip-and-rip opportunity. Moving forward, we’d like to see support hold in the area of the 20 and 10DMA’s of .0022 and .0016 respectively.

EPAZ Company Profile Video

CHICAGO, March 21, 2013 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — Epazz, Inc. (OTCQB: EPAZ), a leading provider of cloud based business software solutions announced today that the convertible notes in June 2012 for $42,500 and July 2012 for $32,500 has been concluded. Epazz, Inc. has not entered into any convertible notes in 2013.

Epazz Inc. is a leading cloud based software company that specializes in providing customized cloud applications to the corporate world, higher education institutions and the public sector. Epazz BoxesOS(TM) v3.0 is the complete business web-based software package for small to mid-size businesses, Fortune 500 enterprises, government agencies, and higher education institutions.

For More Info Visit:
http://www.epazz.com/
___

Extended Watchlist:
DHSM, SKTO, HALO, ANAC, TTNP

TVTV | WhereverTV Broadcasting Corp. | Follow-Up Report

WhereverTV Broadcasting Corp. TVTV

For those of you who may have missed our post-market report on TVTV last night, we urge you to read it over now. We are extremely interested in the concept behind WhereverTV’s business plan, which proposes to bring live TV service broadcasting to users via any internet-capable device, for a fraction of the cost of cable or satellite providers. The Company’s platform broadcasts to TV’s, blu-ray players, set top boxes, PCs, laptops, tablets and smartphones, and manages broadcast rights across devices and geographies and provides individual customer viewing experiences based on customer location.

Yesterday’s report focused mainly on what the company does. This morning, as promised, we are shifting gears a bit to discuss some of the more attractive aspects of the chart.

On February 27th, this stock hit its 52-week low of .15, and went on to hit a high of .43 four trading sessions later. Since that rebound off the annual low, TVTV has been holding support at .30, and .33. The stock has since been testing its 20DMA of .38, which is the level we are hoping to see broken, and would confirm a breakout pattern. The next level to challenge beyond that is the 50DMA of .62.

As you can see in the following screenshot of the Level 2, the offers appear thin, and there are very few market makers on the ask, which means any small amount of buying pressure could send the stock on a significant run. There also seem to be no toxic market makers anywhere near the ask. VFIN, VNDM and VERT are three that are notorious for being toxic, we will want to continue to observe the Level 2 to see if they stay away from the offer.

We have also taken it upon ourselves to create a quick video presentation of the TVTV Chart for your viewing convenience.

___

For more info visit:
www.wherever.tv

Special Report: WhereverTV Broadcasting Corp. (TVTV)

WhereverTV Broadcasting Corp. TVTV

TVTV is the latest stock that we’ve added to our radars, and it’s one that we feel has a lot of upside potential, if for no other reason than the cutting-edge space in which it operates: Live Internet Television.

At first glance, it probably doesn’t strike you as a new or impressive concept, most likely because of the current state of internet technology, and the fact that it has hurtled faster forward over the past five to ten years than any other time in its existence. We’ve become numb to tech concepts that would have dropped our jaws a mere decade ago. Streaming video has become a mainstay in this, the digital age, thanks to services such as Netflix, and Hulu, but it has thus far come in the form of pre-recorded content offerings; movies, television series, etc.

WhereverTV takes that concept one step further, in its plans to offer affordable stream subscriptions that give users access to LIVE streaming television service, comparable to any currently available cable or satellite subscription, on any internet-capable device. These days, “internet-capable device” can include just about anything from TVs, Blu-Ray players, and video game consoles, to PCs, tablets and smart-phones….and thanks to an ever expanding web of worldwide Wi-Fi networks, the internet is everywhere.

Maybe the most intriguing aspect of the TVTV model is the low cost of its service plans, which we feel could lure a significant number of users who are tired of paying upward of $80 or more on television service every month.  WhereverTV not only destroys those costs, but does so while providing the same channels and events, resulting in a viewing experience that is tailored to the individual user’s needs and habits, as well as acting as a delivery system for targeted ads. The possibilities for WhereverTV are numerous, so we simply had to add TVTV stock to our watchlist.

___

Far from being solely aimed at English-speaking Americans, earlier this month the company announced the launch of its ArabicTV service package aimed at the estimated 4 million arabic speaking people in North America:

PITTSBURGH, March 5, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — WhereverTV Broadcasting Corp. (OTC Pink: TVTV), a leader in delivering over the top (OTT) subscription television services to a variety of devices including ConnectedTVs, streaming media players, smartphones and TabletPCs, today announced the upcoming launch of its expanded ArabicTV service offering, which will include more than 25 of the most popular channels from the Middle East. >> FULL ARTICLE

___

The national Cable/Satellite TV industry is a giant, with an estimated 110 Million households paying an average of $85 monthly for service. That comes out to an industry value of roughly $112 Billion annually. If WhereverTV can pull away even a fraction of a percent of that market (consisting of many people who are being hit hard by rough economic times and are looking to tighten their purse strings), it could mean good things for TVTV stock. Even well-known tech pundit Mark Anderson, via a Dec.’12 interview with Forbes, predicted that in 2013: “Net TV Dominates. A majority of U.S.-based homes will have Net-connected TVs, with other developed nations quickly following as bandwidth allows.“

We also recognize that the current generation of young men and women making the transition to adulthood, are individuals who have an unprecedented familiarity with mobile and internet technology, and a voracious appetite for fresh content on-demand, and on-the-go. They also rely heavily on mobile devices, to a level that would almost seem absurd to some. For these reasons, young, cash-strapped adults seem like another perfect target market for WhereverTV’s model, in fact, many of them may never subscribe to a traditional cable or satellite provider. Times are definitely changing, and TVTV has positioned itself to take advantage of the trends.

___

We would also encourage you to read CEO Mark Cavicchia‘s recent LETTER TO THE SHAREHOLDERS of TVTV

For more info visit:

www.wherever.tv

___

We had a lot to talk about with regard to TVTV, which is why we wanted to send this email out after the bell. Be sure to catch tomorrow morning’s report, which will discuss some of the attractive aspects of the current TVTV chart from a trader’s standpoint.