Are you still in this Dred Scott? You've seem to have disappeared. I enjoyed your commentary.

So what you're saying is because you got your ass handed to you on Delta that there is no way anyone can make money on any other BK stock. That's like saying If bought GE and lost money and now decided to buy AT&T that making money is a one in a million chance. This stock is not Delta and the whole story behind it is completely different.

I've been very pleased also with INIX regular updating of news. I don't know how many pinkies I've bought where P.R. releases are few and far between. I appreciate that management has enough courtesy and respect to shareholders to keep them updated.

Looks like another bag holder stock here. I hope we have one more run left in us so I can dump this dog.

I enjoy reading your viewpoint. I agree with some of what you say. My brain tells me to sell off my position here, but my instinct tells me to hold. I know as soon as I dump my position they'll release some blockbuster news that will rocket the price and leave me sick to my stomach. Good luck WEO!

I'm aware of these and they are not all that big of contracts. We've better have more going for us than just these or the SP is going to be in trouble. I'm still not sure if Ferris is keeping deals secret and not putting P.R.s out on them or there just hasn't been any deals.

Is this company not getting any new contracts or are they just not announcing them? I'm starting to get concerned here. Why are no new contracts being announced?

You make it sound like it's really that easy. I personally start planning my exit when I see the millionaire comments hitting the board. I do like the management here though so I will keep a small portion of shares here just in case.

I heard the same thing it's happening to all the boards.

Schwab bought out cybercorp for 488 million dollars. They were a relatively new software company start-up. I use Schwab and can tell you first hand the trading software they bought is not that good. I think if this company can continue to develop successfully and obtain a fair amount of subscribers then we could see a buyout between 100 - 500 million.

Yes I've done plenty of DD here. I've been here for longer than most on the board. I see the potential here and will continue to flip while I hold my core position. I could get into some of the negatives here but will abstain as to not upset the ra ra cheerleaders on the board.

I agree with him so I don't think he's kidding.

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I find this stock a bit perplexing. On the surface it looks like management could care less about investors by the lack of updates and financials they provide. If they really care so little about the shareholder then why are they not diluting the heck out of this stock. It wouldn't take much for them to do that with a few strategically placed P.R.'s.

Why haven't they diluted the stock then? Is it they feel the stock will rise on its own merits in due time? Maybe 2009 financials have/will exceed 2008 financials. It just seems to me if this stock was dead money indefinitely, management would do all they could to dilute this stock for maximum profit and then R/S it.

Any thoughts here on whether bondholders will end up getting the shaft? Today's hearing had made me a bit less comfortable holding my p's.

If you're going to make a statement that SPHE has been purchased then provide a link. I don't believe we have been purchased by anyone at this time.

Two bidders at .016. It's been awhile since I've seen 2 mm's on the bid. I'll be buying more of the .02's next week when my money clears. There is very little resistance up to a nickle any buying pressure at all and we fly.

I agree...I'm much more relieved seeing we are a hairs width away from profitability. I think the stock runs tomorrow. I'm long here so no worries on day-to-day price. I do think the days of a penny pps are gone forever now.

Maybe MM'S are holding back the buys. Bid seems way too low also.

INIX post 7k loss for all of 2009. Cuts losses by 1.2 million. Huge news!!

Any doubts one has on the legitimacy of this company should be dispelled after this report. INIX is definitely appearing to be the real deal. There's nothing that speaks more for a companies prospects than their financial reports. This has far exceeded my expectations and I can't help but to think future financials are going to look awesome. We should be moving back into the 2's very shortly here.

Whoever just sold 80k at .012 clearly hasn't read the press release.

This is the best news I've read all year. With RT we are almost guaranteed to be a fully profitable company this year.

It looks like the worm has turned!! Glad I bought more today, and I think we will see a bit of a rise tomorrow on the PPS.

What am I missing? It seems with the FDIC news we are in a lot better position then we were last week. Shouldn't the share price have gone up today? I also bought more today and just hope I'm making the right call here.

Any estimates on where preferred shares would be price wise if tax refunds are given to Wamu?

I saw this ad post from November and it sparked my curiosity. It appears SPHE has some kind of job going on with the Canadian Military. Can't find any info on the contract but it looks like, according to the job ad, it goes through at least Sept 14th, 2010.




Sr. Technical Writer
Posted: November 12, 2009
Location: Ottawa
Job Description:

SMCL is currently seeking a Sr. Technical Writer for an immediate (p/t) requirement. Successful candidates must hold a valid SECRET security clearance as well as a University Degree, preferably related to Military Sciences, Defence Mgmt or sensor systems. Contract to commence Nov 30, 2009 through to Sep 14, 2010 for an approx 80 day level of effort.
Skills Requirements:

Mandatory Requirements:
a. Candidate must hold a valid security clearance of Secret (Level II). Submission must include the candidate’s complete name, date of birth, Security Certificate (File) Number, date of issue, and date of expiry;

b. Clearly demonstrate experience providing clear and concise written strategic advice to Senior Management within the last ten (10) years; highlight relevant portions of resume;

c. Demonstrate within resume, at least five (5) years of experience in the last ten (10) years, experience as part of line staff, or project teams pertaining to Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) operations, equipment, or requirements analysis;

d. Five (5) years or more of experience in positions operating with the Canadian military or allied forces or government departments to ensure a better understanding of the Canadian Forces (CF) culture and values;

e. Provide two (2) samples, citations, or references of authored or co-authored written deliverables, in a final format, from previous employment or service within the last ten (10) years; and

f. Provide proof of successful completion of a University Degree from an accredited institution, preferably studies related to Military Sciences, Defence Management, or sensor systems.

Please know that we appreciate all resume submissions, however only qualified candidates will be contacted.

Do you have a link for this? I'd be really happy knowing at this point and time 1000 customers are using Realtime.

Does anyone know if there are any plans to make Realtime Mac compatible in the future? It kind of sucks here I am one of their biggest supporters stock wise and I can't use the software on my computer.

Just picked up another 30k. Don't know why LOL! I'm up to 140k here now. Someday this puppy will take off.

You might want to place an IMO after your statement. I see this is your first post ever so I'm assuming you're trust factor is zero. IMO

What are peoples thoughts on new contracts? We aren't getting any P.R.'s letting investors know what's going on. Is Ferris just being ultra secretive here or are we just not getting any new contracts? It doesn't do much for shareholders peace of mind when their being left in the dark.

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Agreed...pay off IRS and Dutchess and then we can talk about uplisting.

My thought is running a large ad campaign immediately after launch is not a great idea. It's better to take it slow, and make sure the software is working without any major kinks. They can ramp up shortly once everything looks to be under complete control. Nothing could be worse than to have hundreds or thousands of customers rushing to sign up, and then find out you weren't prepared for that kind of volume. Ben is building a solid foundation and will release major advertising campaign when he feels everything is set-up to ensure best chance at success.

Thanks to you for the reply and the others that have responded. Your thoughts pretty much corresponded to what I was thinking. I guess time will tell here and I look forward to the ride.

I just jumped in here today. What is the consensus here on how much of a rise we could get in price during BK? I'm not a big airline fan but this company looks to have potential at current levels.

He got me to sell off most of my shares. If this company is such a great opportunity then why is he selling out at such a low price? If he doesn't have faith then I surely don't.


Side note: Anyone know the A/S on this stock? Is it gagged? I can find the o/s but not the A/S

Strange action...maybe some good news is about to be released here.

Looks like more insider sells going on:

Mar 16, 2010 REBENSDORF GEORGE
Director direct Sell 0.1163 135,000
Mar 15, 2010 REBENSDORF GEORGE
Director direct Sell 0.11 30,000
Mar 12, 2010 REBENSDORF GEORGE
Director direct Sell 0.10 5,000
Mar 11, 2010 REBENSDORF GEORGE
Director direct Sell 0.10 5,000
Mar 10, 2010 REBENSDORF GEORGE
Director direct Sell 0.10 25,000

I agree Chiron...This is very hard to watch but this is what the game is all about. The people who are going to get paid here are the people who have the stomach to sit, and hold while their portfolio plummets. The moment the E.C. comes out and puts up a fight, is the moment this stock will turn upwards. In my opinion selling now is a big mistake as it's almost guaranteed will at least get 35 bucks a share. And the odds of getting much more are fairly high.