TiVo Inc (TIVO)

TiVo Inc (TIVO)

Postby iam802 » Tue Mar 09, 2010 11:19 pm

After TiVo ( TIVO ) reported better than expected Q4 results and conducted a conference call, Caris raised its target to reflect the payments the firm expects the company to receive from various companies in the wake of its legal victory over Echostar (DISH). The firm reiterates an Above Average rating on TiVO




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Look at the strong candlechart today.
1. Always wait for the setup. NO SETUP; NO TRADE

2. The trend will END but I don't know WHEN.

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Re: TIVO Inc (TIVO)

Postby iam802 » Fri Apr 11, 2014 8:53 am

TiVo. Believe the market is shrinking for them. New challenges includes Netflix, Apple, Amazon and Google.

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TiVo ($TIVO), make its mark when they launched the first digital recorder more than a decade ago. They had ride the trend when demand for their box surge and at the same time cost of components fell.

With the success of Netflix, and upcoming challengers varying from Apple, Amazon and Google, it seems that the uptrend for TiVo has about to end.

The first Ichimoku chart shows that the price has pierce through the kumo support and is in bearish territories.

The second Ichimoku chart, which spans a 5 year period, shows the price level right at kumo support at around $11.99.

However, the kumo support is thin there and price can easily drop below that level.

1. Always wait for the setup. NO SETUP; NO TRADE

2. The trend will END but I don't know WHEN.

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Re: TIVO Inc (TIVO)

Postby winston » Tue Oct 30, 2018 7:44 pm

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A CASUALTY OF THE 'CORD CUTTING' TREND

Today, we highlight a company that's feeling the pressure as TV viewers change their habits...

Tracking big, secular trends is a great way to spot the winners and losers in a changing industry. These days, more families are ditching cable-TV packages in favor of lower-cost streaming alternatives like Netflix (NFLX). This is terrible news for businesses built on traditional cable...

Just look at TiVo (TIVO). The $1.4 billion technology company makes TV-recording devices so you can catch shows anytime (and skip the commercials). But recent trends are not working in TiVo's favor...

Research firm eMarketer predicts a 33% jump in cord-cutting this year. That's 33 million Americans walking away from cable. Plus, the company's latest device for streaming aficionados – the TiVo Bolt OTA – costs consumers a hefty $250. For comparison, a Roku streaming player starts at about $30.

As you can see, TiVo's stock is trending down. Shares have fallen more than 40% over the past year, marking a new 52-week low. As more Americans migrate to cheaper streaming platforms, businesses like TiVo will continue to lag...

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Re: TiVo Inc (TIVO)

Postby winston » Fri May 17, 2019 9:35 pm

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OUTDATED, OVERPRICED, AND UNABLE TO COMPETE

Today's chart shows what happens when a company misses a big trend...

A decade ago, you needed cable TV to get the best programs. Now, online video-streaming services like Netflix (NFLX) offer huge volumes of low-cost, on-demand content...

And Americans are increasingly "cutting the cord." Businesses that didn't adapt quickly fell behind...

That's what happened to electronics company TiVo (TIVO). In its heyday, TiVo's recording devices were the best way to watch TV on your own schedule... But they aren't so impressive now.

To watch what you want, when you want, you no longer need a $200 TiVo device with a $15 monthly service fee... So it's no surprise TiVo lost almost $27 million in the most recent quarter – 40% more than it lost over the same period last year.

TiVo hit a major peak back in 2011... the same year Netflix doubled down on online streaming. Since then, TIVO has fallen from nearly $70 a share to barely $7, and it just hit a multiyear low. Missing this big tech trend was a costly mistake for TiVo...

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