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TLPH SEC Suspension for Financials / Filings delinquencies:
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2015/34-76377.pdf
Order:
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2015/34-76377-o.pdf
Admin Proceeding:
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2015/34-76378.pdf
TLPH is severely delinquent in filing their Financials and corporate filing obligations to the SEC. On Feb. 20, 2015 the SEC suspended 8 stocks from the Delinquent SEC Filers list, and it is likely that more delinquent Filers will be suspended.
Since Jan 1st, 2010 the SEC has suspended over 1290 stocks for Financials delinquencies. All of those Suspended stocks had their stock registrations revoked.
Shareholders should contact the company and pressure the Mgmt to file their delinquent Financials because ALL shareholders would be wiped out IF the SEC suspends the stock.
TLPH is on the list of delinquent filers:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=110680509
650k on trader...
Not happy with the recent uploads on Edgar, don't know what they are playing at... They were asked very basic questions, but decided just to not respond... Very disappointing.
Getting onto the OTC was a big step forward for the future, but now it back to the pinks....
I hope they are getting this sorted, but regardless, simply ignoring this type of correspondence is just down right unprofessional.
Over 250k on trader. Really starting to ramp up now. The Nytex is starting to look impressive.
Pr out as well. Book price is at .18. This really should be moving
No trades at the open, that is a surprise. Is no one watching this at all ?
Tier change.. Now on the OTC.. No longer a pinky
That's great....
10q out, 12 million revenues. 5.5million in profit. Complicated by the depreciation write downs which I think are a one off.
Lets see what happens tomorrow
Sorry to reply to my own message, but I forgot to add. This was a result of getting the filings in place, the fact they bothered to correct it bodes well towards future intentions.
It's important, but more towards getting the pieces in order.
Missed this. From a while back 6th April
Sat, Apr 06, 2013 12:00 - Teliphone Corp. (TLPH: OTC Link) - Tier Change - The symbol, TLPH, no longer is classified as OTC Pink Limited. As of Sat, Apr 06, 2013, TLPH resides in the OTCQB tier. You may find a complete list of tier changes at otcmarkets.com.
Nytex volume continuing to grow. Was averaging at 60k per day, now about 80k
Just a FYI, the last filing that covered the date upto Dec 2012, only had 20 days trading following the takeover. The next 3 months Jan - Mar which should be released in May, shoul give us a good baseline
Holding 20k from .024 for a long time. Look at the #s from fins. Huge assets and rev starting to pick up. Liked this one a few months ago as a long term hold.
Whats goin on here? :P
I hope so ... Tock tock... One more 10k owed, but not techniqually till mid May, but if they clear that , plus a few PRs, which are easy wins
Revenue up etc
120m shares issued now with the takover, but the basic book is now about 40m which should give us a min of $1 per share.
I predict .25 by June (.40 more likely)
best one i have seen yet
keep a check on the nytex. Volume is creeping up every day. its 10x what it was... and is still growing.
This is easy money for us.
This has to be one of the most undervalued plays.
I would really wish they would start posting financials, but they are so late now, its clear they wont.
Undervalued as it may be, its a very large risk.
I agree, this one may be a long term hold but we will see dollars at some point
Teliphone is spending an undisclosed amount of money to acquire Titan Communications which, when added to the Teliphone services family, will bulk up a growing triple play offering.
Titan, according to a Teliphone press release, is "Canada's leading provider of white label Voice over IP solutions for carriers and Internet Service Providers," with over 40 partners delivering service to over 8,000 residential customers in Western Canada, and "[t]hese clients will now have access to Teliphone's full suite of telecommunications services, such as its triple play which includes IPTV."
Read more: Acquisitions: Teliphone adds Titan Communications; Vision247 nabs Fora - FierceIPTV http://www.fierceiptv.com/story/acquisitions-teliphone-adds-titan-communications-vision247-nabs-fora/2013-02-12#ixzz2KnPRBJHr
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Titan and cloud-phone.
Two more from yesterday, I dont think either is very big, but they both add to what we have.
Yeah, i have 100k of those, i think it hold a few million tlph shares when it rolled over the Nytex. Should give it a bit of capital.
TLPH nice move. hopefully UAMA starts to pick up some steam as well.
another great close,
from what i could tell someone was sitting on a good till cancelled / eod for about 200000 at 0.08. All the volume was actually selling into that.
This shows that the current valuation has very real support. a single buy would have jumped the price to 0.98 where there were only 16,000 available before the next jump.
Not many are selling, 67k vol is quite low compared to the last few days, the accumalation continues.
I still feel .25 should be acheivable quickly, with higher prices once more is known about the aquisition.
i did a very loose valuation based on the employees and revenue, giving an a standard net profit and got .73 based on 100million shares . with the .25 for the existing company, i see this been worth around $1 by the end of the year.
there is some very shaky assumptions in that, but without the 10k there is little to base it on.
any better guesstimates ?
if this closes above that spiked high a few days back, we are looking very good.
Where is that 10k/q
I agree, and I have wrote the company time after time but still have yet to hear anything back from them
Hope so, i would like to see 25c pretty soon. That was a long standing valuation prior to the latest purchase.
After that we really need financials to understand what we have.
yeah I think we are getting ready to move in a major way
Continuing nice volume. Starting a definate and meaningfull trend.
Getting ready to make another huge move if you ask me, glad I bought in a while back
What sort of target are you looking at. Do you have any UAMA as well
From the approximate yearly revenue of 40million, does anyone have an idea of the net profit on that, if not any view on an industry average. I know telecoms is high volume low profit, so impressive revenues dont mean alot.
Like the new pictures. Can see how to link to or find the Nytex bits. Apart from the PRs and filings etc, you would not know they were connected
The website has been updated, I think this one is truly a GEM.
I will be adding every week until I reach my goal here, This stock has dollar written all over it.
To be honest about it, I think this company is bigger than we think, and i'm sure a PR and updates are coming soon
i dont think there was a promo, if there was the 10q would be out plus a few prs etc. Last week was nothing more than a typical pump n dump.
Epic picks will have bought a bunch of shares over the last few weeks and sold em into the volume of the pump. Unfortunetly the people who bought, probably know nothing about this stock except that they paid nearly 8 cents for it, and are 50% down in a couple of days.
They will create resistence when the stock genuinely begns to rise.
I fail to see why people buy into these hypesters. they only release the pump news when they are ready to sell.
I didn't really like the ideal of the promo last week but this is still a great stock to hold over the next year or so
TéliPhone Key Dates and Milestones
January 2013
Annualized revenue in excess of $40 M with services delivered by 85 professionals across the country.
Finally, the Nytex is showing volume. It has been not showing / working for ages.. lots of different countries ticking through. It all mounts up. The Nytex Revenue will be interesting when the 10q finally comes out. With the Nytex not showing any volume, it will be interesting if it was actively trading.
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Since the first overseas long distance call more than a hundred years ago, the industry has relied on bilateral agreements between network operators and international carriers in order to set prices for each terminating minute of international long distance traded between Network Operators, In-Country PTT's and Service Providers. The result is different prices for different call qualities between different buyers and sellers providing hundreds if not thousands of different prices for call termination to the same unique destination.
The root of these price discrepancies is found in bi-lateral agreements between Network Operators and International Carriers that have been the standard for setting prices in the market. This has in turn spawned an entire industry of by-pass routes and gateway operators to provide alternatives to non-carriers for in-country call termination.
This has resulted in extreme market inefficiencies, increasing prices due to hundreds of intermediaries in the demand and supply of an international call- each intermediary introduces a price increase, financing risk, technical risk due to multiple intermediary delivery points reducing call quality while increasing its price.
NYTEX is the new standard to which all destinations will have their price for call termination based on market supply and demand. NYTEX permits the monitoring of price fluctuations based on market forces providing one single reference price, at a reference quality, for each destination.
It is no surprise that commodities such as oil, gold and wheat trade globally on internationally recognized commodity exchanges that permit buyers and sellers to exchange them with accurate knowledge of price and market fluctuations within a neutral, financially secure and stable exchange such as the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX)TM.
A minute of call termination is as much a nation's commodity as its wealth of precious minerals and oil- its demand and supply can be predicted due to such factors as population growth and phone penetration rates amongst the population. As demand for termination of call minutes increases due to increasing numbers of phone subscribers, supply will follow as Network Operators will expand their networks to accommodate this growth. New Network Operators will purchase licenses from countries in order to operate their services within the country- these elements will all contribute to increasing demand to reach people within the country, and their respective demands to reach people outside of their country.
Supply issues, much like with that of oil, also exist- as the country permits additional Carriers and gateway operators to operate in their country, supply of termination in that country will increase- just as major network outages will cause sudden decreases in supply- markets react and prices rise and fall.
The population of a country owns their call termination resource and entrust their governments to maximize the value of this resource and manage it as best as possible to the benefit of the population. International call termination becomes a predictable resource that governments can in turn utilize to finance their budgets through adequate taxation to carriers terminating in their country. NYTEX provides a neutral place for them to reference the real value of their resource and to sell those resources on the exchange within a safe, secure and internationally recognized framework.
To date, trading of telecommunications minutes has occurred when a buyer and a seller collectively agree on a price and quality specification between them and when both conditions of price and quality are met, the minutes flow through each trading partner. A change in price from the seller, for example, occurs through communication of rate amendments to the buyer, in which case, if approved, the price will change as per the new amendment. However, during this process the quality of the seller's route may decrease to a point unacceptable to the buyer, traffic is routed away or worse, traffic is blocked due to a technical problem at the seller resulting in dropped and poor quality calls.
NYTEX, through its advanced routing systems, monitors call quality and immediately updates and modifies call routings between buyers and sellers in order to maintain target qualities- should call reference quality cease to be delivered from a seller, for example, NYTEX will route the buyer's calls on a blending of additional routes such that the buyer maintains the reference quality. The blending of routes creates a change to the trading price, and if this price is above that of the buyer's BID, then the traffic is shut off, and the buyer is notified that they must increase their BID in order for traffic to continue to flow.
The same concept works on the Seller's side- if other sellers enter the market and are offering adequate quality at a lower price, the seller will see their traffic reduce and will be asked to update their ASK price should they wish to continue to transit traffic on their route.
Buyers and Sellers can trade on either the Spot market, or may conduct block (fixed price) trades.
As in the examples provided above, the market price fluctuates and as long as the market price is below that of a buyer's BID, or above that of a Seller's ASK, then traffic will flow. NYTEX clearing calculates a settlement based on minutes bought and sold at the market price and either debits or credits the buyers and sellers accounts with both minutes delivered / purchased and funds collected / spent. This is known as the NYTEX Spot Market and represents the flow of minutes at changing prices.
Note that on the Spot Market, buyers and sellers transact minutes and funds at the market price, and hence, if there is a decrease in the market price and call traffic still flows between buyer and seller due to adequate BID and ASK floors and ceilings, their respective accounts are debited at the market price and not at their respective BID and ASK price. This, known sometimes as a "Price Improvement", is always to the benefit of the trading partners and not the exchange.
NYTEX introduces the concept of the Block trade, that is, a fixed volume of minutes (always at the reference quality) at a fixed price. Once a block trade is consummated between a buyer and a seller, all minutes in the block are delivered at the Block trade settlement price irrespective of the market price.
NYTEX utilizes best of breed software, hardware, routing technologies and algorithms in order to ensure that minutes purchased and delivered occur at the reference quality for each destination market. Buyers and Sellers can feel confident in the capacity, redundancies and robustness of the NYTEX platform to deliver their trades on a timely basis. (Technology Partnerships- Quintum, Cisco, etc…)
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