
I found this article 2 days after making this video. By Sean Williams , The Motley Fool It demonstrates what I am speaking on here As a quick recap, my biggest concern with BroadVision's 600% run higher was that it was fueled by a steady stream of speculative newsletters from the National Inflation Association. The NIA, over many months of releasing newsletters, as well as concurrently purchasing and selling BroadVision's stock (as it would disclose on its website), made claims that BroadVision had potential tie-ins with Facebook (NAS: FB) and that its Clearvale software was on par with Jive Software's (NAS: JIVE) enterprise platform and thus deserved a similar valuation. These claims would come under fire on numerous occasions by bloggers, an upstart investment group known as the Association of International Deflation Society, and me. Now that trading has relaxed and the NIA has backed off its approach of backing BroadVision weekly through emails, we're beginning to see that those fears were well founded and that all of the warning signs have been in place from the start. One warning sign I've been waving the yellow flag about for months has been BroadVision's deteriorating sales. In order for BroadVision to focus on its next generation of product, which is code word for the Clearvale enterprise platform, the company has had to invest heavily in its development, which has even included giving away the software for free. As its legacy product sales wind down with <b>...</b>
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