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Cargo, I have seen IPII run like a scalded dog when it's ready. It can knock your socks off in a heartbeat. The mortgage market and new home construction in Florida beat it up pretty bad, but the last time I studied it Imperial was making some major cost cuts and consolidation that should help margins going forward.
It can definitely be a no-brainer in a moment when it's ready. Last time I traded it from around $6 to $14 right before the hurricane season here. I still see it as a potential buyout candidate because of the low market cap.
Check out CIRC. Up 35 percent from the .007 call. It's coming.
I think it's going to be better too Harry. Nice to see some well-deserved movement here for a change.
ya think?
358,279 short as of Oct 15? LMAO, that's a big lie or a joke or both. More like a couple of hundred million short IMO.
Still on the SHO list. Got there on 10-22.
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Fonix Corp. (OTCBB: FNIX) through its subsidiaries, provides speech interface development tools, solutions, and applications in the United States and internationally. Its speech-enabling technologies include automated speech recognition and text-to-speech solutions. The company offers its speech-enabling technologies to wireless and mobile devices, computer telephony, server solutions, and personal software for consumer applications. Fonix Corporation serves various markets, including mobile and wireless devices; electronic devices; videogame consoles; electronic dictionaries; electronic devices for assistive, language learning markets, robots, and appliances; automotive telematics; and computer telephony and server applications markets. The company was founded in 1985 and is based in Sandy, Utah. With 2.51 billion shares outstanding and 201,200 shares declared short as of September 2007, there is a failure to deliver in shares of FNIX.
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http://www.stockhouse.com/news/news.asp?newsid=6166562&tick=FNIX
Could be the best shell you could ask for. Wake up one day and it's at a penny.
Yup, although a shell with an awesome name...one of those hold and wait deals.
Well that sucks. Course it fits right in with the PPS so what the heck. Might as well see it through to the very end I guess. Thanks for posting the link.
Don't know it. Figure they've sold enough shares to pay the bills of late though.
LOL. Doubt it drops much more after the doji today. The folks runnin skeered are gone and feeling the beat down. Big balls wins here long term.
Why not hold some of this?
This is essentially a dormant shell worth a max of $200,000 based on the outstanding authorized share count times .0001. Look at the equipment they have.
http://www.slbb.com/colocation.php
Everybody should own some of this, IMO. Do the research and DD. Richard and co are resuming control of the company. A year ago when Ielement formed up Sutioc for their little play for 50.1 percent of UWRL and bought out Richard the pps was 300 times what it is now (.03). Sutioc dissolved on 10-12 per the Nevada SOS.
Maybe it's a lost cause, maybe there is more here than meets the casual eye. Could be $1000 spent here is worth ten times that or more in 6 months or a year. It could be that same $1000 is worth nothing.
Only time will tell.
http://www.caviair.com/
Actually, I think yesterday was day 4, today is day 5.
Skyline Main Number: 1.866.790.7591, option 3 reaches the desk of Jennifer Williamson. Good news, no news, or bad news?
So if Ielement defaults on the payments to Richard, wouldn't the company go back to him? (company meaning skyline, 50.1 percent ownership of UWRL, DHR tech, and IM1)
Day 4 on the SHO list. One post so far today. Creeeeepy.
Everybody's got financial problems, mortgage problems, car problems, girlfriend problems, problems everywhere. Even so, still ought to see 100k units for starters in China though with some follow through applications in other sectors in the next 18 months. Quite honestly, I'd love to see .0001. Wouldn't bother me one bit.
4 days on the big list in the sky. Sweet deal right now.
Ya reckon?
Guess I'd just have to buy 10 or maybe 100 times more than what I bought already. Bring it on baby, I love games! What was that song about having the money and the time...
3 Days on the SHO list.
Guess we'll have to see who's got the biggest cajones.
How much could the Jaco lawsuit be worth if they won? Any guesses?
You can send the bill to:
P.O. Box 1094
Estero, FL 33928
Attn: Richard Williamson
No kidding.
When's the last time you saw the 20 cross the 50 here? Not in the past year for sure. You can see it firsthand here mid-next week. Look out .002, we're coming, maybe .005 or more.
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=FNIX&p=D&yr=1&mn=0&dy=0&id=p65364923191
That little tail tells the tale. Shorts taking it down when they can but it still closed within the July to Aug 20 range. Gonna bust a move here quick, look at the volume. I'm in at .001 and got balls of steel and time, only big, big money lucks up and gets some below the 50ma. For flippers only one way to go and that's up. 20 looking for the 50 maybe on Monday. First glance looks to be about 1.5 billion in at or above today's close.
If you also notice, we close today at the resistance/support line of .009 being drawn since around July 21. This is our new base. That is unless you want to buy 100 million then they might let you in at .0007. The 10, 21 MA cruising north as will the 50 soon.
Wonder what the royalties are for each device? 5 bucks, 2 bucks, 10 bucks? The R&D is done, per unit royalties should be accreditive for the most part.
It's only 3 payments for a total of 99 bucks.
http://www.realdealgrill.com/about.html
You know they got a Sam's vendor number recently, can't wait until I see it on Sams online.
http://www.ipohome.com/dcforum/IPOChat/23207.html#
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Of the almost 300 million students in China between ages 5 and 19 — Noah's target market — only 3% use DLDs. That low penetration rate leaves room for growth, he says.
Citing an industry source, Noah says DLD sales in China will grow more than 20% annually over the next couple of years.
In a crowded market where the top-five players hold about 80% of the DLD market, Noah says it is No. 1 in sales, with about a 30% market share.
THE COMPANY
Noah in its present form was created in 2004. At that time, the founders took the assets of a five-year-old translation-device business, Noah Industrial, and turned them toward interactive education.
Though it's officially based in the Cayman Islands, Noah operates in China through subsidiaries.
Noah began selling handheld e-dictionaries in 2004 and handheld DLDs in March 2005. Strong growth in DLD sales is offsetting a slowdown in e-dictionaries.
The company has developed about 28,000 courseware titles based largely on content it licenses from educational publishers in and out of China, including Oxford University Press and People's Education Press.
It puts a big emphasis on English language courseware. But Noah also covers standard grade-school subjects such as Chinese, math, physics, chemistry and history.
Supported by TV ads, Noah's DLDs are sold in bookstores, electronics and department stores, mall kiosks and Noah-branded stores. The company's Web site also offers content for downloading.
Efforts are underway to expand content to the fast-growing mobile phone market in China. Noah also is working to fold its technology into other tech devices, such as interactive entertainment consoles and personal digital assistants.
To tap into another area of the supplemental education market, Noah recently began offering some after-school tutoring programs.
RISKS/CHALLENGES
Competition is one of the biggest threats. Lots of companies sell learning devices in China, especially for teaching English. Interactive education content also is sold on CD-ROMs.
What's more, Noah competes with popular classroom and on-line courses, which is likely why it wants to expand into new venues.
Meanwhile, Noah faces internal accounting challenges. Auditors identified "significant deficiencies" in the company's financial reporting. Management says it is addressing this through new hires and outside consultants.
THE RESULTS
Noah has enjoyed strong growth since its start-up in 2004. Revenue in its fiscal year ending June 30 totaled $72.9 million, up from $51.6 million the prior year. Net income over that time jumped 77% to $8.7 million.
USE OF PROCEEDS
Of the roughly $84 million it expects to raise from its IPO, Noah plans to use nearly half to fund expansion into tutoring and test-preparation services, including potential buyouts. It expects to use the rest on branding and sales, content, research and development and other business and capital needs.
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That's a great find Harry, nice video and audio too. Added it to the box.
Yup, I think every one else pretty much is too. I'd dare say most everybody has bought in higher than today's close, lol.
Maybe this will be one of those 100 or 250 baggers everybody looks for. Maybe we'll lose all our money. Shucks, wouldn't be the first time. A year ago this was at 3 cents, two years ago 30 cents. Strange crap happens sometimes.
Well they do have to pay Breckenridge the 700k or so around the end of Nov if I remember right.
That said, this is destined to move up. You just don't get a company with this market cap positioned in such a big way with facilitating educational devices for sale in China, not to mention the rest of the world. Oops, I forgot about the video games, possibly automobile interfaces, military and robotics controls, heavy machinery, etc.
It will all come to fruition one of these days, tuck some shares away and wait for either the potential to be recognized in the pps or a buyout offer.
I haven't called the TA so I can't say what it is, maybe Friday I'll get a chance to call. I will say that today at work I took a peek at Yahoo and instead of the usual 5000 x 5000, I saw b/a of 99,999,900 x 5000 at one point around 10:45 or so.
lol, I think eventually this will pay off nicely.
Could be, more likely just normal reaction after being up 200 percent yesterday.
Go DI+ you rascally wabbit! I hope they are short by the multitudes!
500 print with a triple intraday bottom. Load the BOAT baby, here we go!
UNGAG THE FREAKIN TA PLEASE!
2.4 million market cap MAX here! What is there to hide?
The Oceana county website has several listings concerning this topic so I will leave it to the board to sort out which ones are relevant.
http://mi-oceana-equalization.governmax.com/collectmax/collect30.asp
Also, of course the Coastal Communications website
http://www.coastalcom.net/index.htm#
where the DHR Wireless link to www.dhrwireless.com actually takes the user back to www.caviair.com is interesting, but I guess that could be another story.
Just a big mystery isn't it?
It would appear that 237 Rush is a residential area in Virtual Earth, however there is a rather large white building and complex across the street at the corner of N Rush and E Park and it is quite possible that Virtual Earth is showing me the wrong side of the street.
Hey, maybe that's Kirk out there mowing the grass...lol. Just joking.
I am more interested in what/who/why is located at 237 Rush Street, Pentwater, MI as indicated by the caviair domain registry.
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Administrative Contact:
Williamson, Richard agelesslivingtoday@gmail.com
P.O.Box 381
237 Rush St
Pentwater, Michigan 49449
United States
(239) 633-4035
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No hits on googling the phone either although it is a Florida area code.
Well, the uswo.net site is down, however the contact information was updated on 10-3 and it lists alexp@iccinternet.com as the technical contact. I didn't ever think to look there before 10-3 so I do not know what information changed on 10-3. That would be interesting information to know.
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Registered through: GoDaddy.com, Inc. (http://www.godaddy.com)
Domain Name: USWO.NET
Created on: 13-Oct-00
Expires on: 13-Oct-10
Last Updated on: 03-Oct-07
Administrative Contact:
Williamson, Richard alexp@iccinternet.com
Skyline Broadband
12800 University Drive
Fort Myers, Florida 33907
United States
2397900000
Technical Contact:
Williamson, Richard alexp@iccinternet.com
Skyline Broadband
12800 University Drive
Fort Myers, Florida 33907
United States
2397900000
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Both the USWO.net and the iccinternet.com site of IELM list Alex Ponnath as the technical contact. This from forbes about alexp.
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............... Mr. Ponnath has worked for ICCC, a related party of IElement as Chief Technology Officer since February 2000, and then IElement, as Chief Technology Officer since January 2005. Mr. Ponnath is an independent contractor.
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I see the company having a name change to caviair, but I am not sure of the relationship at this point between UWRL and Caviair. Pretty convinced that UWRL still owns skyline and IM1 and that Caviair is going to be just a name change from skyline, but at this point it's all just an educated guess.