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actually, Epicstockpicks.com wasnt paid. Look at their disclaimer...
Nice day, and finally with volume. Epics calls if you look at them are mstly simple pump / dump, but i dont think that is the case here. I never like these paid stock hypers. If te company wants to raise the price of a genuine company, start a stock buy back... even putting a very small ampunt into it like $10000 its enought to raise volume , paint tape, and do a couple of prs. You dont need to pay people.
I am a little concerned it will turn into a pump and dump, but we do have a real company here with real assets.
We should be OK
This is a company who, thanks to a recent merger, is now one of the continent's largest independent Telecom companies and could very well challenge industry giants like Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT
Lol, a little overstated, but still not as overstated as its under valued.
We should be on 25c right now, acgrowing from there as the recent merger gets factored in. Hard to value that, as i have no idea what profit it makes.
Nearly 10c at the high. Will be interesting how this will be promoted.
TLPH getting a promotion starting Jan 08, 2013
Some quick due diligence for Teliphone Corp.
O/S: 63,160,745 shares
A/S: 125,000,000 shares
Market tier: OTCQB
Market Capitalization: $1,894,822
This is one of the newsletters I got (at 8:31 AM CST) in my inbox:
Someone has been buying a lot here lately
well from the last 10k the OS was either 55 mill or 61 mill depending on which bit you read.
The percentages in the 8k dont tally with this. So not sure about that. Really need a 10 k ....
from what i can tell from the 8k.
Trevor ( through his wife ) purchased Navigata
He / She is doing this via cash purchase and repayment terms.
We Teliphone bought the entirity of this deal for 61,500,000 shares ( including no doubt the repayment terms ).
Note the typo in the 8k stating 61,500,00 shares ( at least i think its a typo ).
Trevors wife now owns a Total of 80.4% of teliphone
The 61.5 milion shares represents about 30% of the company, which was calculated to a total share OS of 200 mill. I think this is wrong, but its what i get looking at the 8k
the 61.5 mill shares was given a nominal value of just over 13 million dollars. or .22 a share. Dosnt mean much, except what they believe the stokprice should be.
All comments welcome, even if its only to say i got it wrong
Co with amazing revs but trading
In the 2s. Nytex was acq for
.25. Crazy 10 bagger potential!
The Nytex volume on the exchange board has been near zero for about a year. They say on the Teliphone Website its part of what they offer, and in the last 10q it seemed to be making money.
Whats going on here, are they not publishing volume for a reason?. Or is it dead.....
Company is still updating the website, TLPH will have it's day
Haha this volume is incredibly low for a company that just acquired $52 mill in new revenue. We could be the lucky early investors here, only time will tell!
Weird, It shows Dec 7 date yet just showed up on my E*Turd platform this am. Figures.
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Navigata Communications Inc
Company information
Legal Name: Navigata Communications Inc
Operating Name: Navigata Communications Inc
Mailing Address
121 - 949 - 3rd St W
NORTH VANCOUVER, British Columbia
V7P 3P7
Location Address
121 - 949 - 3rd St W
NORTH VANCOUVER, British Columbia
V7P 3P7
Telephone: (604) 990-2000
Toll Free Phone: 1-877-477-5266
Fax: (604) 990-2040
Email: owen.gilbert@navigata.ca
Website URL: http://www.navigata.ca
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Contact information
Ian Johnson
Title: Regulatory Analyst
Telephone: (604) 990-2040
Email: ian.johnson@navigata.ca
Ellen Godfrey
Title: Vice President of Governement Sales
Telephone: (250) 953-2680
Email: ellen.godfrey@navigata.ca
Owen Gilbert
Title: Vice President
Telephone: (250) 953-2680
Fax: (800) 968-9377
Email: ellen.gilbert@navigata.ca
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Company description
Navigata Communications Inc., has earned an enviable reputation
for providing quality telecom services built around the needs of
its customers. For more than 40 years, we have led the market
with cost-effective, reliable data, Internet and voice services
designed to address the needs of business. Our commitment is to
create long lasting partnerships with our customers and deliver
the very best in personal service.
Navigata has offices in British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, and
Quebec and is a member of the SaskTel group of companies. SaskTel
is the leading full-service communications company in
Saskatchewan.
Country of Ownership: Canada
Year Established: 1993
Exporting: No
Primary Industry (NAICS): 517910 - Other Telecommunications
Primary Business Activity: Services
Number of Employees: 250
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Product / Service / Licensing
Service Name: Reseller Telecommunications
Service Name: Telecommunications
Voice, data, video Telecommunication solutions.
Service Name: Telecommunications solutions
Advanced Data networking
Internet
Long Distance savings plans
Calling Cards
Paging
Teleconferencing
Bill Analysis software
Toll-free
International calling
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Sales/Marketing
Technology
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Note: This document is presented in the language provided by the author/source. Most of the information contained in Canadian Company Capabilities (CCC) has been provided by sources external to Industry Canada. The accuracy, currency and reliability of the information contained in CCC are the sole responsibility of the registered companies and related organizations. Industry Canada assumes no responsibility in this respect. The registered businesses shall ensure the continued monitoring of the information contained in CCC and ask that it be modified when necessary.
Date Modified: 2012-12-1
Haha yea oops
I agree, I've been trying to tell others about this play, we are do for some nice gains here
Agreed, I'm all aboard at .0024... just got out of MSVS with some nice gains and reinvested them on this bad boy. Should be a fun ride.
What a gem we have here, any type of volume and we can easily see 200%--300% gains here
Welcome aboard, TLPH just needs more exposure, last week there was only 1 seller all the way up to a high of 9 cents with nothing in between. Do the DD, there are alot of great things going on and this is thinly traded. GLTA
I'm not really sure, I think just Benoit Laliberte
I have been trying to dig up more on the company but I can't really find to much right now. I just know that Navigata Communications 2009 Inc, is a huge company and they are doing $53 Million a year. If we can add that to our books then this should be one hell of a ride to dollar land and beyond.
But I do agree with you on this (I just hope this dosnt get diluted to shit!!! )
I agree, how much of the old management ( top 4-5 ) of the new asset is still in place.
Might not be a reverse merger, but it is some type of merger
( you don't bring in new leadership for no reason )
we have some big names here now
I dont think this is a reverse merger. The head of TLPH is taking the helm of the new subsiduary, plus with the Nytex, we may of had some cash to play with. I just hope this dosnt get diluted to shit!!!
Not sure, but I'm guessing some time this week
When's the 8k scheduled to be released?
Just came across this stock. Entering a strong position at open Monday, look forward to riding this out with you all! Looks like a promising reverse merger.
$TLPH
Also, I hub doesn't post their news under their quote. I had to contact I hub IT to just get the acquisition pr to show up under their quote. I hub needs to fix this shit so all the other pr's show up. Go TLPH
I agree, but since the acquisition which happen on the 3rd, we have also had news on the 5th and the 7th. Looking back on the past this company never really put out anything except for the Q's.
I just want to see what the 8K has to offer, if Navigata Communications 2009 Inc. is really doing $53 Million a year, than we should be in good shape here. And that's why I feel that we will be moving up next week, once we have more info about the merger
I am not negative, I actually believe that teliphone can be a success, they need to communicate more with the shareholders.
can you explain to me, why you're so negative about this company?
Once again, new leadership-new direction
Just hold on to your 300K shares
I dont know how well you know. Teliphone and its past. There is another listed company that is little more than a shell now called United American Corp (UAMA). This company originally ran Teliphone as fully owned subsiduary, a spin off into a shell company called OSK Capital II was renamed to Teliphone.
The Nytex was originally brought in to UAMA, then moved across to TLPH ( The details of that were not explained, as the move was clearly not in the interests of UAMA).
Today Teliphone seems to be where the action is at, but dont forget they have what is now effectively a shell on hand in the guise of UAMA.
FromtheUK
from what I have found, I would have to say no
We should find out more next week, I have a good feeling about this.
I could be wrong but I think they are gonna do a spin-off with Next layer, inc.
( I think they want to take that company public )
P.S. That's just my take on things at this time
Teliphone corp and Navigata-Westel
What two companies are you talking about?
I take it that you have lost money here in the past right?
I honestly think this company is headed in a new direction, still waiting on that 8k but future looks good from here.
Question, was Tim involved with either company prior to this merger.
Tim Sansom as Chief Financial Officer.
He's also the Regional Director of ITT Water & Wastewater ( People this company has a Market Cap of $2.09B
Now why would a man in his position be joining this company???
A huge price swing is coming folks, looking at level 2 today and all I can say is, it won't take much to make this move a few hundred %
Next week could be the last of these cheapies
( TLPH all the way 2 dollar land )
NEWS OUT:
TORONTO, Dec. 7, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Toronto based Teliphone Corp. (TLPH), one of the world's local digital telecommunications is pleased to announce its Chief Officers for its wholly owned subsidiary, Teliphone Navigata-Westel.
Benoit Laliberte takes on the role as President, Chief Executive Officer and Chief Technology Officer. Sandeep Panesar has been appointed Chief Operating Officer, Eduardo Estrada as Chief Information Officer and Tim Sansom as Chief Financial Officer.
Benoit Laliberte, the company's President stated, "We are very fortunate to have acquired such an experienced group to oversee the operations of the company and guide the organization during this very exciting time."
About Teliphone Corp.
Teliphone Corp. is one of the world's local digital telecommunications companies providing voice, data, Internet and IPTV to business, government and residential customers. Teliphone operates a Canadian coast to coast network with its own national infrastructure and its voice and IPTV services are also available in 47 countries. This includes its British Columbia wireless microwave backhaul network, its Canadian Wavelength Fibre Optic Network, CLEC Operations, and its mutual CLEC/ILEC co-location facilities.
MORE NEWS:
TORONTO, Dec. 7, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Toronto based Teliphone Corp. (TLPH), one of the world's local digital telecommunications is pleased to announce the appointment of its senior management team for its wholly owned subsidiary, Teliphone Navigata-Westel.
Lawry Trevor-Deutsch has been appointed as Senior Vice President Corporate Affairs, Glen Gregory as Senior Vice President Engineering and Andreas Labrakis as Senior Vice President National Sales.
Completing the management team are Mike Schmidt, Vice President of Sales for Western Canada and Manager of the Vancouver office, Chris Reid, Vice President of Sales for Eastern Canada and Manager of the Toronto Office, Sandra Parkinson, Vice President Legal Affairs, Owen Gilbert, Vice President Operations and Autumn Dhaliwal, Vice President Human Resources.
Benoit Laliberte, the company's President stated, "Teliphone has moved quickly to secure a strong management team with a great deal of experience and individuals with proven track records of success. This will be the key to implementing our new aggressive business plan."
About Teliphone Corp.
Teliphone Corp. is one of the world's local digital telecommunications companies providing voice, data, Internet and IPTV to business, government and residential customers. Teliphone operates a Canadian coast to coast network with its own national infrastructure which includes British Columbia wireless microwave backhaul network, its Canadian Wavelength Fibre Optic Network, Competitive Local Exchange Carrier (CLEC) Operations, and its mutual CLEC/ILEC co-location facilities. Teliphone's voice and IPTV services are available in 47 countries
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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.
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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.
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