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Thanks for the recommendation.
I have faith that HRCT needs no sneak attack. But even without faith the company is now, for the first time in many years, making steady progress, as exemplified by on time public reports, revenues and a management clearly dedicated to success in a rapidly growing and very dynamic market.
Perhaps some astute people are beginning to recognize this and acquiring shares on the cheap.
That was fun.
The change in structure when clicking on Inman's name produced a new structure with a remarkable resemblance to the old kabbalistic structure known as the "tree of life." In simple terms the essental Kaballah structure is a graphical and geometric presentation of critical loci in human relations. It is a top to bottom (heaven to earth) approach that organizes and identifies 10 critical loci as unique nodes (sephirah). An 11th invisible node is located at the heart of the structure. These nodes roughly coincide with both human anatomy and human psychology.
Most interesting is that the heart of the Inman change coincides with the 11th invisible Daath sephirah.
See:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kabbalah
http://www.experiencefestival.com/a/Daath_Kabbalah/id/2038968
The essence of this post is that WAVX is at the heart of changes that are yet invisible to the general public. This short term invisibility will, however, soon transform and become very widely apparent.
I do not think that the share price of WAVX will stabilize at any level in the foreseeable future. Wave will become like the bull in the jewelry store, with prices and volume and expectations crashing up and down and left and right and in all other directions. The trick now is to stay mounted with a tight hold on to this young bull's horns.
Thanks for the early report. Can you please expound a little on the general atmosphere and give an approximate figure on how many shareholders attended the meeting?
I should have made the my opinion a little clearer.
I wasn't referring to any WAVX options per se. My suggestion was that options on many other issues were expiring and that somebody was forced to sell their WAVX stock to raise cash to possibly meet their option obligations. Other scenarios are also possible. Hoping for a big rebound next week.
I agree. Friday was an options expiration day and traders are often forced to close out positions in the last seconds to meet their obligations. IMO somebody got forced into a bad trade. But then again somebody else got lucky and wound up with cheap shares.
I'd be happy with a strong single.
The following was submitted to PBS feedback following tonight's evening report:
On 6/16/09 Erica Miller presented a report that featured Pass Logics, commenting that the company was successfully providing a "nimble software solution" for handling multiple passwords. You might want to look at another rapidly growing small company, Wave Systems (WAVX), that provides software to handle a hardware based solution (TPM) for the same problem. See http://timelines.ws/subjects/WaveSystems.HTML for background information.
Dear Mr. EC
You are conflating a series of past managements into a single argument that essentially says HRCT was and continues to be a failed company. HRCT, like every other public corporation, is an artificial enterprise totally dependent on the success of its management and market conditions. Unfortunately some past managements placed themselves into very unfavorable markets that then suffered very unfavorable market conditions. This scenario is very different with the current management.
The education market in China is much less cut-throat than the retail computer market. HRCT now has management with a leading edge interest in the education space along with significant financial backing to support expansion. It is a new game in HRCT land and I am a buyer.
Of course this is and always has been a gamble. But periodically the hand gets re-dealt, and it becomes time to take a fresh look at the cards. Play as you will.
Hurrah!
Easy to do. Just bid .40!!
Your post, perhaps by accident, seems to imply that you are fleeing this investment. You might want to clarify that.
Your link has very positive statements:
Wave Systems is selling Embassy Remote Administration Server starting at $93 per user for as many as 50 users, with volume discounts for larger numbers of users. We found this price to be acceptable, especially considering what the application is capable of doing. Of course, this price does not include the server on which it runs, but we think any existing server in a network that is not already heavily taxed should be able to run ERAS.
This application is just the thing for an administrator who wants to take direct, central control of the network's trusted drives and computers. Given that most agencies probably have, or will soon have, a security system embedded in equipment, ERAS can help them harness that power. At $93 per seat, it's a good deal.
Suppose the answer is yes to WAVX managing mobile encryption applets. How might that become a revenue source. Would the revenue come from mobile vendors? I do not see mobile users jumping to add additional charges for security features.
Can you suggest how WAVX might monetize involvement with mobile TPMs?
The 20-day average volume, which has dropped over the last 3 sessions, is now at 282,487.
It will be even more fun watching the reverse, perhaps already in process.
That would sure be nice.
Perhaps the turnout will be larger this year. An upgraded snack table might indicate whether or not the general picture has improved. The cookies may well clinch my wife's attendance.
Thank you very much!
My wife is going to be in NYC during the upcoming WAVX shareholder's meeting and I would like to convince her to attend.
Can anybody provide information regarding past meetings: e.g. How many people attend? Is lunch provided? How long does the meeting last? Is it easy to speak with WAVX management after the meeting?
The average volume has risen for 17 of the last 19 days.
The decreased volume in the last 2 days leaves the average at 287,887. When the stock breaks this number early in the day it usually indicates rising prices.
Good point. One step at a time.
I agree. Volume was again strong and raised the 17 day average to 294,172.
I am here. But I forget if the club was made up of 200 members, or if some members joined together to wait until the stock reached $200. In the first case we would need to search for 199 more members. In the 2nd case we have only to await a share price rise of $199.988 to reach our goal. I am not quite sure which case would be easier to accomplish, but my personal preference is for the 2nd scenario.
Today's volume, though less than in the last few days, was still high enough to raise the 16 day average to 285,553. I believe that this continued rise indicates broader acceptance of the WAVX story and a higher SP moving forward.
Re: "Rocket's green glare over Fort McWave."
Nicely put! Let me ad:
Gave proof to all there, that the WAVX banner held fair!
Advice to take profits is not very good advice IMHO.
The volume today was the 4th largest in the last 15 days. This 15 day average has now risen to 282,373. SP closed close to the day's high indicating continued strong demand, yet still no public news to speak of. I think that I would rather buckle up and ride the bumps.
Where are you going and why now?
I really like this line:
The Pentagon’s interest in cyberwarfare has reached “religious intensity,” said Daniel T. Kuehl, a military historian at the National Defense University. And the changes carry through to soldiers being trained to defend and attack computer and wireless networks out on the battlefield.
It is not only a poignant statement regarding the intensity of the current focus on cyberwarfare, but also indicates at least one direct path (educated soldiers) by which this technology will move rapidly to the general population.
Thank you.
WAVX timeline file is now updated.
By all means. I have posted it periodically in the past.
It's a good jumping off point for newbees.
I will update the file today.
For a timeline of Wave Systems mainly gathered from IHub contributions go to:
http://timelines.ws/subjects/WaveSystems.HTML
Here you will find references to the specific Ihub entries corresponding to each item.
On rising volume. 14-day average now up to 275,511
Today's volume of 742,375 grew throughout the day, as opposed to yesterday when a third of the volume took place in the last 10 minutes of trading. This has now raised the 13-day average volume to 233,278.
I think this might be related to tomorrow's news on the new cyber-security chief, but that is purely speculative on my part.
"I don't see any good coming out this Cybersecurity Panel. The Panel will determine what is good and what is bad. Don't count on Wave being a favorite. The government has not proved it can run anything effectively. Any winners will be determined by who the appointed advisors will be. I am sure if you look down the Obama donors list, you will be able to see who will be considered. Am I am sure the selected ones will be impartial. Kind of like the financials, government is deciding who wins and who doesn't."
The good will be the focus on the issue.
The head of this group will likely be the most qualified person in the country, who understands the issues and the administration's general position.
This field by nature requires impartiality. It is too important to bend to partisan politics.
The winner here will be the citizens of this country and all others who recognize the depth of the problems being faced.
Some issues just need to be addressed top down, kind of like the brain controlling the feet.
A third of today's trading took place in the last 10 minutes.
The average volume for the last 12 days is now 190,854.
Nice addition.
The acceptance of the hardware-based “TPM / Secure HD / Secure Enterprise (WAVX)” model seems to be settling on a top down map with the government and DOD leading the charge. With known enterprises like Boeing and Diebold already in the mix, it should not be long before the market acknowledges WAVX as a major player in the field.
Interesting. Here's the last paragraph:
"The Pentagon soon will seek to amend defense acquisition rules to require cybersecurity standards for firms seeking contracts. "The sooner we all understand what's required to protect the information in our networks, and we teach this in universities and in businesses, the better off we all will be, down to the Internet user at home," Lentz said."
Volume has been rising steadily and the 10 day average is now at 185,783. For the shares to close at their high in front of a 3-day weekend is very bullish. We should see the SP move into the dollar range next week.
I like this "Admiral effect."