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SEAC Expected To Be Up After Next Earnings Releases


Published on 2016-12-05 00:46:49 - WOPRAI
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December 5, 2016 / M2 PRESSWIRE / BUYINS.NET / www.squeezetrigger.com is monitoring the performance of all stocks with earnings being released Tuesday, December 6th 2016 and determining how the stocks have performed After their last 12 quarterly, 6 quarterly and earnings reports. SeaChange International, Inc. (NASDAQ:SEAC) are all expected to be Up After their earnings are released Tuesday. The movement of stock prices in the days and weeks leading to and following these earnings announcements may follow a predictable pattern. Most companies stock price histories show random or unpredictable movements around earnings dates. But some seem to repeat the same pattern quarter after quarter, year after year. The # of Reports in the table below shows how many previous quarterly reports comprise the indicator that predicts how a stock will act after its earnings are released. The specific technology used to make these predictions is available for a low monthly fee at http://www.squeezetrigger.com/services/strat/mh.php . The following stocks are expected to go Up After earnings are released Tuesday:

  Symbol  Company                          # of Reports         Quarter  Release Time
  SEAC    SeaChange International, Inc.    December Earnings    Q3       After
This technology is designed to help the stock trader identify those companies that seem to have a consistent pattern of movement before or after the earnings release date, based on the history of earnings releases for that company. It combines a calendar of expected earnings releases with a history of past earnings releases in a way that lets you see if a pattern exists.

SeaChange International, Inc. (NASDAQ:SEAC) - SeaChange International, Inc. provides multiscreen video products and services that facilitate the aggregation, licensing, management, and distribution of video and television advertising content to cable system operators, satellite operators, and telecommunications and media companies worldwide. It offers multiscreen video products, including SeaChange Adrenalin, a multiscreen back office platform that enables service providers to manage, monetize, and deliver a seamless viewing experience across televisions, personal computers (PCs), tablets, smart phones, and other IP-enabled devices; and SeaChange AssetFlow that is used to receive, manage, and publish content for on-demand viewing on televisions, tablets, PCs, and other consumer devices, as well as SeaChange Rave, an over-the-top (OTT) video platform that provides managed services for media companies and service providers. The company also provides advertising products, such as SeaChange Infusion, an advanced advertising platform to maximize advertising revenue across multiscreen, broadcast, on-demand, and OTT viewing. In addition, it provides Nucleus, a video gateway software that ports to third-party set-top boxes, or other customer premises equipment hardware and system on a chip, as well as acts as a hub for various video distribution to any IP- connected device throughout the home, such as tablets, smart phones, and game consoles; and professional, and maintenance and support services, as well as managed services. The company sells and markets its products and services through a direct sales organization, as well as to systems integrators, and value-added resellers. SeaChange International, Inc. was founded in 1993 and is headquartered in Acton, Massachusetts..

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