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Lol as sad as it is I’m laughing at this comment because I own shares... I have to agree. We know how it goes there and until they get things figured out management wise with filings the price will always rise based on the new huge numbers coming in the filings and then dump when the next filing is delinquent and the stop sign goes up. It’s pretty terrible practice but I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt with this COVID thing.
The great thing for all of us is that the numbers are undeniably going to be impressive and we will be collecting some fat funds from there by year end.
I figured some of those large buys were you hunting shares. These fools are just dropping their shares off in the 11th hour. Wish I had the fire power you had but I’m glad with my position nonetheless and add when I can.
Let us know if you hear anything from him. He’s been a very friendly staple to this board since I got here years ago.
Hey long, ended with 1.5m... almost let my pops catch me in the end with 1.4m... hope your having a good day knowing we are only 2 weeks out from PTC.
PCTL could be up 300% with $100 million in volume and still there would be something shitty about it lmao.
What is hilarious is the excitement when it went under a nickel. As if this is going to blow when the filings hit. Can't hold back undeniable numbers. Sucks to fight the losing fight.
PCTL is really trading like a champ. Very large bids recently have been sitting and absorbing the impatient small positions looking to get out now. This bodes well for our next launch as these are longs buying large positions holding for the next leg and thereafter. Nice and steady hold before the filings come. Never seen a penny stock hold this well in a tight range awaiting filings.
It's pretty simple though, can't deny the numbers moving with this company.
Yeah I actually found this one myself maybe 4-5 months into opening my first brokerage account and began trading at a time when MM*X was the big play that crashed and burned soon thereafter. I caught this one on the breakout board when it was around .004ish. Ran up to .015 and then back down to .002 range where I loaded millions of shares. What a blessing that was. The crazy part is I traded UOIP so much back and forth on its way up and down that I'm actually profiting $4.4k at the moment. I am in the same boat with the other one. I think it will be double to quadruple price by the time the Q2 filing is scheduled to come out... Can't deny the numbers.
All you have to do is read the one line about the market cap being $1.56 billion and know this is fake news... Where do these clowns get these numbers lmao.
So 8ks have no merit? Funny... Last I checked they were forms filed with the SEC and if misleading or found falsified later the company/executives would face major consequences.
Still, 200 million modems just from Arris alone? Astronomical numbers going into this case. Cisco surely has a pretty incredible number to go along with Arris (Comm).
Even if we use 1/4th of those 200 million modems we are talking about a range of $1.344 billion to $5.088 billion according to Teece's valuation of $.28-$1.06 per unit.
Good luck fitting that bill big 13... Awesome to finally see the big boys likely get something stuck to them for once. Screwing us all over with this terrible service and huge monthly payments.
This is a world where long and intelligently worded posts receive eyes and ears for position holders in these low cap pennies that cause some to flounder and walk away. Fortunately for us, the numbers are undeniable for this company and the run is imminent so these type of posts don't normally matter. Not to mention a lot of the content in those posts are simply misinformation hoping that amateur eyes will pay attention.
As you said - market cap is all that matters. And the current market caps of $25+ million is absurd for what this company will be showing end of year.
You also said:
Wowzers... That is a whole lot of modems for just Q4 of 2019. The numbers behind this entire thing are just mind boggling.
How is that working out? Lmao
Save time.
Basically:
I want to buy at .02 levels. It’s currently at .05 levels (a mere $30 million market cap) for a company with at the very least $20 million in revs this year and upside of $30 million+. The numbers make it easy for any common investor to realize this is basement level pricing.
By the way I’m not understanding how it’s so difficult to comprehend... who cares about the levels of partnerships. The quicker PCTL takes over the market the better. PCTL is making a very healthy margin already and beginning to dominate the market as the distributors grow by the week. Secondly, the U.K. NHS partner likely gets a very very minuscule piece of the margin, whereas the PCT Europe partner clearly needs a piece of the pie as they are acting as distributor and likely handling sales throughout Europe. So no matter how you want to spin it - facts remain, more profitability and market share for PCTL at the end of the day. And the amount of distributors that PCTL is garnering is making their influence undeniable. Why are ALL of the distributors looking for a piece of the pie through PCTL... clearly word is getting around that they have the goods.
I love the falsehoods going around here. They always make it fun to spread real information.
Incompetence*
Yes but as he said. It is correlated directly to the market cap. Which means the growth of the PPS with this company is much more limited and capped then it was before. Now it takes $150 million worth of value to climb a dollar. These tech companies get absurd values from the market these days so there is still a lot of potential here but I’ll wait and see before jumping back in. This could still see a reversal to $10+ just off of MOMO and a couple particular pieces of news being released. However, odds are against that happening based on the offerings. We will see.
Let's be honest - Gary inherited a very poor cash position and a lot of those notes were already being converted. The dilution kept this boat afloat and look what it's done for those who held. We are 10-20x the lows currently. Dilution is never good for a shareholder - however it's better then going bankrupt and losing 100% of your investment. And if the company is viable they will make it through the tough times and the shareholders will be rewarded handsomely for sticking it out.
The business model here has benefited drastically from things taking place in our world this year. And the shareholders who stuck it out through those tough times are making bank and those who come on board now will make bank. The price is suppressed due to confidence levels being low because of late filings. It doesn't take much thought to realize the business PCTL is in is doing the numbers they are claiming. Their business model is setup perfectly for someone to benefit from this pandemic.
I've been searching very thoroughly for a potential number on units in the US when it comes to Docsis 3.0 and Docsis 3.1... Has anybody been able to find any type of information on number of units out there? I do know someone posted recently saying they saw something like 200 million units in Europe and they estimated something equivalent to the US. I kind of find that hard to believe being our population is less than half of theirs. Obviously we have more demand for units due to our huge economy. I'm just wondering if anyone has set their eyes on some information regarding a number of units out there between Docsis 3.0 and Docsis 3.1.
This can give us a clear understanding of what we could be pursuing the 13 for in court. This could effect our original estimates dramatically.
I was basing my numbers off of 40 million units (3.0). This was a number I pulled from a couple posts months back on this board.
Low-End Settlement Amount
40 million units x .28 = $11,200,000/month
$11,200,000 x 12 = $134,400,000/yr
$134,400,000 x 8 yrs = $1,075,200,000 = Total settlement value
High End Award Amount
40 million units x 1.06 = $42,400,000
$42,400,000 x 12 = $508,800,000/yr
$508,800,000 x 8 yrs = $4,070,400,000 = Total awarded value
Clearly, the amount could finalize anywhere in between those numbers with a settlement before trial verdict.
If we doubled or even tripled our amount of units based on 3.1 Docsis units now being argued and found correct - we are looking at double to triple those amounts ($2,150,400,000 - $12,211,200,000). Obviously this is a very wide spread range, but if we can figure out an actual amount of 3.0/3.1 units then that would be a good starting point.
Retail price from the distributor is going to be much higher than the price PCTL is taking in. Not to mention the entities that are taking in large amounts of fluids are going to get substantial discounts for continued business and large quantities - which is obviously the most fluid that is going out the door. So let's just be conservative and stay at the $8-10 estimate range and if it indeed ends up being a higher average number then we will all be surprised in a good way. $8-10 dollars per gallon still ends up being $25+ million just in fluid sales by year end. Which means the market cap here should be at the very least $350-360 million by year end just from fluid sales alone. The systems are going to be getting installed at a rapid rate in my personal opinion by Sept./Oct. this year. The systems, at the end of the day, are the real bread winners here.
My take is its impatience from position holders. If you’ve noticed volume has been very light since that Friday 2 weeks ago when they announced the delay on the 10K and the partnership between PCTL and PCT Europe. It was light before that Friday for a couple of weeks as well because longs have been holding very steadily. That’s why the price stayed in a tight range so long. Interest is still there but due to the delay on the 10K interest has gone down and bidders are bringing their bids down because they feel they have tome to wait for the impatient holders to drop to them. I doubt there is much MM activity here lately as I’ve been watching pretty closely and it trades very natural. Also the MMs are already locked and loaded from the last spike and drop. So when it is ready it will bounce. If anything we have created a much higher floor this go around as the last to spikes ended in dips to the .01 and .02 ranges. Bodes well for when the 10K is released and we are current again with the 10-Q hopefully not to far behind which is where we really start going places.
No one can deny the amount of fluids they are pushing here. All of these distributors working under PCTL now and getting confirmation of 10-40k gallons of fluid per day from distributors. A lot of people are being conservative and keeping their expectations limited. I think there is a good chance the numbers will surprise everyone to the upside.
Extremely obsessed with this one lol. I love it.
It's simple math that these seller's just aren't accounting for or even taking the time to understand. That OR they are just hoping the price falls so they can flip in lower. Good luck positioning yourself for an extra 20-30% cost efficiency at best based on the current prices when the filings could drop at anytime and are expected to do so and then you miss the boat altogether for the huge move. There will be dips along the way but the pure numbers insist this is going to .50 plus by year end.
"We"... You took a position here again? Knowing this is going to dive?
Great post, I personally think liquid sales are closer to 1 shift a day 5 days a week (bare minimum estimate) as I don't like to be surprised on the downside of things. Which would still amount to 70k gallons a week moving. With the estimated $8/gal that is $560k rev a week. I think $8 is very very conservative so it's likely above $10/gal which changes numbers drastically. However, even at $8/gal your looking at $560k rev weekly just from fluid sales. Fluid sales alone would amount to $24+ million depending on when the demand went up precisely, either in Feb or March, for this particular exercise I account for demand going up in March and it's still over $24 million in revs just from fluids. COGS on those $24 million in fluid sales is likely less than $6 million between product cost, electricity, administrative, and labor costs. However, again let's be conservative. This would mean NET $18 million just on fluid sales. $18 million/560 million OS is $.032 EPS. With a conservative PE ratio of 20 (likely should be closer to 30-40 range based on growth and healthy margins in this industry) your looking at a fair value of $0.64 PPS EOY.
Again this number is derived from very very conservative estimates. With that being said, this number is not taking into account the revs from the systems already installed and to be installed in the second half of the year (expected to be very substantial through the agreement in the UK between our partner PCT Europe and an NHS company with domain over 600+ hospitals and 14,000+ care homes).
Selling at this time is understandable as many folks are very concerned when companies are late on their filings, however from a very conservative perspective - selling at this time is a real mistake.
Yes they are taking over a large share of influence in their market quickly and making all the right moves. Offerings are normally terrible news for shareholders, but the cash they have raised puts them in a very healthy position and I think Andy is looking for acquisition options as there are many out there in big trouble right now.
Just added the Fox Kids director to our team and our toys are now debuting in Walmart... very exciting times to hold this stock.
Apologies, that one went right over my head. Agreed.
Understandable... However the court of law will rule based on damages which are referenced back to the revenue obtained per unit. It's simply a formula that judges how much the patent holder (whether it was Chanbond or Comcast) would have benefited from charging a fair value price (in Comcast case how much revenue could be attributed to the patents in question).
I'm trying to find other examples we could compare to this for appeal timelines. Have you found any?... In the case this does go to trial and COX appeals, I'm wondering the longest they could hold out before actually have to pay up. Considering of course that the appeal gets denied.
And crickets... Per usual.
I've provided support and numbers for how I got to $30+ million in revs. Where are yours for the comical $6 million in revs you claim to be a generous number at year end?
Just think about the latter end of that post... "Profitable company".
This is a penny stock company that is about to show profitability through Q2. With that being said they are also expanding their influence across the industry rapidly in a hot spots like NYC and the UK. The market cap is currently under $30 million. We will very likely be reporting $30+ million in revs for this year... This is unbelievably undervalued and getting a whole lot of exposure throughout the world right now.
Doesn't seem to me like we have lost much of any investors here. The price has sat in the .045-.06 range for a month now with little movement up and down daily. The volume hasn't hit 10 million but maybe once or twice in the past 2-3 weeks. The average volume lately is between 3-5 million shares traded. The float is pretty well locked up on longs awaiting filings. Especially with all of the revenue streams flowing from multiple different distributors and the preparations being made to ramp production of the real bread winner: the units to be installed in the hospitals and care homes throughout the US and UK very shortly.
And there happen to be a couple brilliant posters in this group. Interesting.
Yet can never ever provide an answer as to how Carter could possibly keep any money to himself. Comical.
I think it will be closer to 100 months. And if Docsis 3.1 and it’s predecessors truly account for 200 million units. My God that is absolutely insane.
By the way I believe it is only right that the defendant pay the court fees as they are the side that committed the offense and dragged this out in court. These are damages that are determined to “make us whole”. If we have to pay court fees then we do not realize the entirety of the damage done and the capital lost due to these entities profiting off of our product without paying the fair share.
Which leads to more system installations... This is all relative yet these little illogical posts keep popping up and causing the tiny positions to sell into the bid.
I'm not understanding the logic on this board. Why is it a detriment to any company to sign up distributors and scale as quickly as possible in a time where your product is needed right now at a never before seen rate. The quicker you sign up distributors the quicker you can deliver product to customers calling. Regardless if they scalp your margins your still making more money so why does it matter?... Unbelievable that anyone tries to turn it into a negative when they are signing distributors at a rapid rate which clearly shows they have endless orders to fill and that is a GREAT thing.
Comical to say the least.
That paltry .28 number still nets me a ridiculous amount of capital here haha! But I'll always take more.
I understand that. I know you would have been reading those charts with times like this period probably having a 90+ RSI and selling it. Then settlement is announced and you missed out lol. Definitely a blessing.