That's what I heard from someone who is very involved with following this stock. I haven't done much reasearch myself, but this person usually gives me reliable information. Let's all hope he's right.
I could retire at the cool age of 30.

Nope, sorry

Nope, sorry

Again, this is just a rumor and it could be completely erroneous, but I heard $10 by the end of next year. I know that's tempting enough for me to put in a few grand and let it ride. I figure if I own 1 mil shares, that's good enough. Heck, even 100K shares is enough.
Anyone knows that you can't really make predictions like that, but with the press release on 30 April, it's somewhat believeable. If they can start trading on the NASDAQ, that's at least $1 and then you know how new stocks jump rapidly in one day. But I think the key is it needs to get approval to trade on the NASDAQ. If it doesn't, this stock will probably never move.
I did see that a few years ago it was up to $1.75 at it's highest.
I think we all need alot of patience with this one, but it will pay off in the long run.

Il Padrino

Thanks for your help,
Before any rumors start, I don't know anyone at Lucent and there are no deals between Lucent and Cetek that I know of.
It was just a general question I always had and never asked before.

I have heard some promising things about CTKH. I don't know anyone that works there, but I am from NY and word gets around fast among investors, even in a big state like NY.
I have no idea how reliable the information I have is, but if it's true, we all could be millionaires by the end of next year.
I figure, what the heck... a few thousand dollars risked for a chance at a few million dollars. I'm a gambler and I think this one is worth the risk.

Padrino

Hello,
I am new to the board but I have been watching the threads for a while. I am also new to investing. I do own CTKH because I think the company does have potential.
I have some questions about insider information.
1. What is insider information and why do people get in trouble for using it?
2. Would it be considered inside information if you know someone who works for a company and they recommend you buy or sell the company's stock?

Let's say I know someone who works at Lucent and they tell me the company has a good future and they speculate the stock will go up to $20 by next year. Would it be illegal for that person to tell me that and illegal for me to tell other people what they told me?
I haven't been following the Martha Stewart scandal, but all I know is that she got a tip to sell her stocks before it went under. What's so wrong about that? Is she supposed to hold on to those stocks and lose all her money? That doesn't seem right.

Thanks for your help in advance,
Il Padrino