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SAMSys Eyes Smart Shelf Market
Under a new resller agreement with LG&P In-Store, the Toronto company's readers will be installed in custom displays.
Nov. 20, 2002 – The retail industry is increasingly excited about the prospect of installing smart shelves that use RFID to monitor what’s in stock and track consumer preferences. Right now, RFID tags and readers are too expensive to make such shelving practical for widespread use, but one company is positioning itself for the day when the economics change.
SAMSys Technologies, a Toronto-based RFID reader maker, recently signed a value-added reseller agreement with LG&P In-Store, a Montvale, N.J., company that designs and manufacturers merchandising displays in conjunction with in-store marketing programs. The deal is the first of several, according to SAMSys chairman and CEO Cliff Horwitz.
"We are working with two other companies and we hope to announce similar relationships in the not-to-distant future," he says. "It’s a recognition of the fact that the only way that RFID and smart shelving is likely to be cost-effective in large-scale environments is through joint development and seamless integration into the unit itself."
LG&P is a 15-month-old company founded by industry veterans David Lloyd and Rob Gerstner. It conceptualizes in-store marketing programs and then designs and builds in-store displays. It recently completed a shelf display for children’s books, which is being rolled out at CVS pharmacies. Lloyd has worked with SAMSys before on smart shelf prototypes.
"Together, we are building the infrastructure for the application of RFID at retail in the future," says Lloyd. "Their reader boards need to be housed somehow at the point of sale, whether that is the smart shelf design of the future or retrofitting existing shelves. That’s where we come in."
The two companies will cooperate on designing custom smart shelves for retailers or manufacturers that want them. SAMSys makes a wide range of reader boards that operate at multiple frequencies and use multiple protocol, providing the flexibility needed to track different types of products on store shelves (see photo). Horwitz anticipates that the shelves will likely be used in specific departments, such as for displaying cosmetics or compact disks, then spread throughout stores as the price of RFID tags falls.
SAMSys has worked on a number of smart shelf prototypes. The company developed a sophisticated system with an interactive screen for Revlon. And it developed a prototype of a generic mass-merchandise shelf for Procter & Gamble. Horwitz says it will be too expensive to retrofit miles and miles of store shelves with readers and that it’s more likely that companies will gradually role out shelving designed to achieve specific aims.
"RFID is not a generic technology," he says. "That is all the more relevant when it comes to point-of-sales or point-of-purchase merchandising units because there is no such thing as a generic product. Whether you are talking about a shelf for magazines or cosmetics, there are going to have to be very specific functional elements built into it."
SAMSys and LG&P will focus on designing shelves that deliver a return on investment for the customer. The shelves can be designed not only to make it easier for customers to find what they want when they want it. They can also provide information on what products customer picked up and put back, how they responded to a promotion, or the impact a new display location or design has on sales.
"What makes smart shelving so compelling," says Horwitz, "is that it is the only way retailers can empirically monitor specific results of certain promotions and operational changes."
SAMSys Signs Up Four RFID Partners
Reader maker hope value-added resellers will help it penetrate new vertical markets.
Nov. 7, 2002 -- SAMSys Technologies, a Toronto maker of RFID readers (TSX-VEN: SMY), has signed agreements with four value-added resellers: Alpha Software, John Voris Industrial Engineering Group, VeriCode Systems, and Wallace.
SAMSys chairman and CEO Cliff Horwitz says he realized some time ago that his company didn’t have "the bandwidth to implement large-scale implementations" on its own. So it began looking for partners with experience in implementing systems in different vertical industries.
"These announcements reflect our core strategy, which is that we need to go to market through clearly identified vertical segments," says Horwitz. "We are partnering with integrators that are best positioned to address those vertical markets."
Alpha Software is a software development and consulting company based in Richmond, Va. It is a leader in providing RFID systems for tracking drums, pallets, small tool and other items used in the utility industry. It has also developed smart shelves for warehouses.
John Voris Industrial Engineering Group, a Los Gatos, Calif., manufacturing and distribution process engineering firm, will use SAMSys's readers in JVIE's radio frequency routing solution for conveyor systems (see photo). John Voris primarily serves the automotive and high technology manufacturing markets.
VeriCode Systems is a systems integrator based in Bolingbrook, Ill. It provides a full range of services, including systems design, installation, and integration for automatic data capture systems in warehouses. SAMSys's readers will be integrated with VeriCode's Pallet Track and Carton Track solutions, which provide manufacturers and distributors with real-time information needed to keep manufacturing and shipping operations running efficiently.
Wallace (NYSE: WCS) is a Lisle, Ill., print-management service provider. The company incorporates RFID technology into smart labels to offer customers the ability to track goods and assets in their supply chains. Under the agreement, SAMSys's RFID readers will be integrated with Wallace's full-range of RFID applications.
As part of the partnership agreements, SAMSys will work with the four VARs to show them how to install RFID readers. Horwitz says he expects the arrangements to bear fruit quickly.
"All of these companies actively involved in very specific projects at the moment," he says. "We hope that each of these relationships will result in revenue-generating opportunities in the near term."
Horwitz adds that SAMSys will continue to add more VARs to its partnership program. But it will partner with only one company in each industry segment, so the VARs are not competing with one another.
ExypnoTech Goes Online
RUDOLSTADT Germany, Oct 22, 2002 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- The technology company ExypnoTech GmbH, a subsidiary of NanoPierce Technologies, Inc., Denver, Colorado, U.S.A., (OTCBB:NPCT) today announced the launch of its new corporate website.
Located at www.exypnotech.com, the site presents an overview of the Company's products and services, descriptions of fundamental technologies, and a summary of the company history. In the regularly updated news center, visitors to the site can find the latest press releases, technical articles with background information, and interesting links related to the RFID market.
In order to increase service and convenience to its customers, German-based ExypnoTech, with offices in Rudolstadt (Thuringia) and Hohenbrunn (near Munich), has also established an e-commerce shop allowing customers to place orders for standard products online. "We are starting off with a limited but well-considered selection of products. Over the next few months we will be expanding this selection to include precisely those products which the market demands," said Dr. Michael E. Wernle, CEO of ExypnoTech and a member of the Board of Directors of NanoPierce Technologies, Inc.
Bernhard J. Maier, ExypnoTech's COO, added: "At the moment we are just accepting small orders of transponders online. It is important to understand that even high-volume projects initially require small quantities of components. Once our customers experience the advantages of our technology, we will be ideally positioned to take on large-scale RFID projects with quantities in the millions. Plus, the ExypnoTech e-shop will put us in touch with new customers and provide valuable contact information."
In addition to selling standard components, ExypnoTech also develops customized RFID products, supplies components such as reading/writing units and test systems, and integrates system solutions for RFID applications. In order to facilitate communication with prospective customers who are searching for customized solutions, the website is equipped with several inquiry buttons allowing customers to contact the Company directly.
The ExypnoTech website will be expanded and updated regularly to keep pace with the rapid developments in the RFID market. Over the long term, ExypnoTech plans to develop the website into a forum for the RFID market, meeting the information needs of customers and investors alike.
ABOUT EXYPNOTECH GmbH i.G.
ExypnoTech GmbH i.G., is a 100% subsidiary of NanoPierce Technologies, Inc., located in Rudolstadt, Germany. ExypnoTech will produce smart inlays using the benefits of the new WaferPierce(TM) flip-chip process developed by NanoPierce Connection Systems, Inc., another wholly owned subsidiary of NanoPierce Technologies, Inc.
ABOUT NANOPIERCE TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
NanoPierce Technologies, Inc. of Denver, Colorado, U.S.A., is traded on the NASDAQ stock market (OTCBB:NPCT) as well as on the Frankfurt and Hamburg exchanges (OTC:NPI). In addition to the 12 patents it owns, NanoPierce has numerous applications pending, others in preparation, and various other intellectual properties related to NanoPierce's proprietary NCS(TM) (NanoPierce Connection System). This advanced system is designed to provide significant improvement over conventional electrical and mechanical interconnection methods for high-density circuit boards, components, sockets, connectors, semiconductor packaging and electronic systems.
ABOUT NANOPIERCE CONNECTION SYSTEMS INC.
NanoPierce Connection Systems, Inc., is a 100% subsidiary of NanoPierce Technologies, Inc., located in Colorado Springs, Colorado. NanoPierce Connections Systems, Inc., has been chartered to undertake high volume production WaferPierce(TM), a revolutionary and enabling semiconductor wafer treatment for ultra-low cost flip-chip without the necessity of wire bonding, conductive adhesives, or soldering. Typical end-use applications of WaferPierce(TM) include Smart Labels, Smart Cards, and LED arrays.
ABOUT NANOPIERCE CARD TECHNOLOGIES, GmbH
NanoPierce Card Technologies, GmbH, is a 100% subsidiary of NanoPierce Technologies, Inc., located in Hohenbrunn, Munich, Germany. This subsidiary concentrates on application development and is responsible for the Company's worldwide marketing efforts.
For more information regarding NanoPierce Technologies, Inc., visit the Company's website: www.nanopierce.com.
This announcement contains forward-looking statements about NanoPierce Technologies, Inc., and its subsidiaries, that may involve risks and uncertainties. Important factors relating to the Company's operations could cause actual results to differ materially from those in forward-looking statements and are further detailed in filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) available at the SEC's website (www.sec.gov). All forward-looking statements are based on information available to NanoPierce Technologies, Inc., on the date hereof, and NanoPierce Technologies, Inc., assumes no obligation to update such statements.
CONTACT: ExypnoTech, GmbH, Rudolstadt, Germany
Bernhard J. Maier, + 49-8102-8961-40
Fax: + 49-8102-8961-41
bernhard.maier@exypnotech.com
or
NanoPierce Technologies, Inc., Denver
Paul. H. Metzinger, 303/592-1010
Fax: 303/592-1054
paul@nanopierce.com
or
NanoPierce Connection Systems, Inc., Colorado Springs
Dr. Herbert J. Neuhaus, 719/638-5930
Fax: 719/638-5933
herb@nanopierce.com
or
NanoPierce Card Technologies GmbH, Hohenbrunn, Germany
Dr. Michael E. Wernle, + 49-8102-8961-0
Fax: + 49-8102-8961-11
michael@nanopierce.com
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You know interestingly enough this is nanotech if you look hard enough.
Its just not the stuff that most people think of as nanotech.
The actual connection itself as in where the plated pinpoint of the diamond meets the contact pad is very likely measured in nanometers.
There are of course an inumerable number of these pinpoints per connection but the individual microscopic connections are what the "nano" part refers to I believe.
This guy who wrote this article clearly spent at least ten minutes doing research.
Regards,
danny
Maybe someday you will explain what any of that post has to do with Lucent losing money.
regards,
danny
John,
I grew up on a horse track and there ain't a bit of differance between dropping two bucks on a nag and putting money on this or any other stock right on up to General Motors.
Gather info and make the odds is all this is about.
I like favorites especially when they are discounted.
regards,
danny
bull,
If you were a gambler then you would know there is no differance between and ivestment and a gamble.
Its all in how you hype it, will it double or go up twenty to one.
Odds are odds no matter how good or bad they are.
regards,
danny
There is no differance between a gamble and an investment.
The only thing that changes is the odds and who's making them or trying to make them.
All you try to do is make the odds look longer then they are, which for the most part is actually ok with me as it makes for better returns.
I just feel a moral obligation to point out your motives to other less savvy investors.
regards,
danny
John,
I am looking forward to it with great anticipation.
I do not think the folks at Nanopierce have even begun to scratch the surface of where this could be used.
I hope things look a lot better after all this accounting hooha is over in August.
Really need to see capitol spending jump to see this take off.
Heck even Lucent might turn a profit if american corporations start spending again. lol
regards,
danny
There you go Jim, I actually got the word Nanopierce in that last one.lol
regards,
danny
ROFLMAO!!
Whats the matter? How much did AT&T report for a loss today? Think it was in the billions right? LOL!
You are able to gloss over a few billion in loss's but not a few hundred thousand dollars on a penny stock.
Rationalize that and prove you are smart?
I will give you odds that pos Lucent go's belly up before Nanopierce does.
Regards,
danny
bull,
I wouldn't exactly call the money I made "a bundle", but I'll bet it's a lot more than you have made on NPCT.
Hmmm well I doubt it but who knows.
I have been short lu since $21.00 bucks on a regular basis and am thinking about covering this week but I am waiting to see if anymore accounting scandals pop up.
Never liked Lucent, think they have always been a lousy company.
regards,
danny
lol
There are those of us that risk money on unproven technology, almost always unwisely.
There are others that wait until the technology is proven, and then still make a mint.
You mean like the bundle you made on Lucent right?
regards,
danny
gotta go along with the wildly auto mag.
I believe the .475 shell was the eastwood gun and that shell was a .308 with the neck removed to make the casing!
regards,
danny
rw,
Someone has been printing buy messages there at 1.05 for two weeks now.
This is consistant with covering or accumilation in my opinion.
regards,
danny
RW,
Its going to rocket up today!
Oops allready did.lol
Sorry for the late read.
There is plenty of upside from here imo.
Watch thomson's I watch;)
Plenty of mm short and covering now imo.
regards,
danny
Mary,
I thought you weren't allowed to post here anymore?
regards,
danny
RW,
Theres support at this level in part due to the financing convert price.
Two hanging men have printed in the last two trading days with todays more prominent then last Fridays.
Those are good reversal patterns.
OBV and the Accum/Distribution line have leveled off which is much better then any candle.
http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.web?c=NPCT,uu[m,a]daclyyay[pb50!b200][vc60][iUg!Lf]&pref=G
regards,
danny
RW,
I missed that part in the bible about turning the other cheek.lol
Oh well, guess thats why I spend time at rb:)
Please feel free to delete any of my posts you don't like.
I know when they should be just as well as you.lol
regards,
danny
Bullmilker,
I didn't know it was ok to be vulgar on that thread.
Oh well its still not ok to so mistaken that you're a liar here.
regards,
danny
old winchester single shot?
pappy used to have one looked a lot like it.
regards,
danny
Sorry,
Haven't seen any of your vulgarities lately as I do not have access to the deleted posts here.
regards,
danny
bull,
If you are not telling the truth or bending it for your own benefit then you are a liar.
How is that a personal attack?
regards,
danny
rw,
It's trading right about where it should imo for now.
I don't see much with nite but I do think Waterhouse is a little spooky.
Watch spin, they have never been wrong yet. (hitting the bid lately)
They predicted the move off .34 cents for me.
The charts are wishy washy with the rest of the market.
The fed needs to give some sign of where they really stand on rates for this market to get legs.
regards,
danny
bull,
What event do you foresee that will prevent them from having to draw on it?
What event and at what price will they draw on it if they do?
You are the one that can look into the future not me.
Oh wait aren't you the one that said they would run out of money by the end of March?
Maybe we should all stick to my predictions, like the one where I predicted financing at a slight discount to market on solid terms.
Oh well there are those warrants at better then market but who could have predicted something like that.lol
regards,
danny
bull,
The second draw is not set.
You cannot count something that hasn't happened yet so you're figure of 3.3 million isn't valid in any form unless you can see the future.
The truth is 1.68 million.
Otherwise you are just posting for effect.
regards,
danny
LOL!,
Care to explain how you came up with that number?
Now we know where almost 4,000,000 million new shares are going don't we.
I see 1.68 million on the first draw and the second is not set yet or mandatory so apparently you are misleading or just a liar.
regards,
danny
bull,
How could I possibly know anything like the 10Q figures before they come out.
Not that they will show much in my estimation but I really don't care.
About the time this company starts showing real revenue is about when I will be selling.
A little birdie tells me you love lu?
Guess who was shorting that at 21 and down;)
That had to hurt.
regards,
danny
You finally figured it out.
Do you know what equity financing causes?
Dilution to existing stockholders, unless there is an increase in revenue.
Civil enough?
regards,
danny
As to the possible strategic investment oppurtunitys part?
Elcos is a profitable company and there still is no LED division is there?:)-~
regards,
danny
Lets take a look at the track record to date of the company as to issuing shares.
I first bought into this company in July of 99.
At that time there were around 29 million shares issued.
With the current fully diluted at around 65 million that is an increase of 36 million shares.
One of the scare tactics this bullrider is attempting to use is that otcbb stocks throw paper out like water and that 200 million shares will be issued over night.
If you look at the track record of the company this is not the case at all.
For an otcbb this company this isn't bad at all as far as issuing stock.
As to why the need 200 million issued?
I'll go with avoiding a hostile takeover.
Thompson Kernaghan is alleged to have attempted a takeover of npct and this Mark Valentine guy of t/k did buy out the valuable assets of Jagnotes after he allegedly ran it into the toilet.
As to industry people making a bid, I will wait and see what they offer:)
regards,
danny
Tshark,
As near as I have ever been able to gather, these are pre arranged trades.
MM to MM or 144 holder to MM etc...
They never seem to mark any signifigant event though in my experience as far as short term share price changes.
I have never graphed long term after these type of trades so I can not say they do not effect that.
I know the real interest is whether its short covering and thats possible but who knows?
regards,
danny
NICE STORY ON VALENTINE NATIONAL POST MARCH 18 2002
March 18, 2002
OSC asked to block brokers' merger over lawsuits
Thomson Kernaghan deal with Research Capital draws fire
Derek DeCloet and Sinclair Stewart
Financial Post
A group of unhappy Thomson Kernaghan & Co. customers have asked the Ontario Securities Commission to block a proposed merger with Research Capital Corp. unless the brokerage firm puts aside money to settle a string of outstanding lawsuits.
The formal request was lodged last week on behalf of Katharine Brodie, a 65-year old retired widow who is suing Thomson Kernaghan (TK) and its chairman, Mark Valentine, to recover more than $600,000 in losses she claims to have suffered because of "unsuitable" investments."
Neil Gross, a lawyer representing Mrs. Brodie, sent a letter to the securities regulator on Wednesday saying the merger was "prejudicial to the public interest" and that it would leave TK with insufficient cash to settle the various suits.
In January the two firms announced they would combine most of their operations under the Research Capital Corp (RCC) banner to form one of the largest independent brokerages in the country, with an estimated $3-billion in assets and a network of 180 advisors. The TK name, however, will continue to exist through its Nasdaq trading operation, which will continue as a separate entity run by Mr. Valentine.
Because the transaction is not a strict merger, Mr. Gross said he is concerned that this pared-down operation -- which he described as "an eviscerated post-merger . . . remnant" -- may be solely accountable for paying any damages.
"Having regard to the state of Nasdaq trading at the present time, and the uncertain outlook for junior capital markets, it is evident that [TK] will have far less ability to satisfy judgements in the plaintiffs' cases after the core of its operations is removed," he wrote, adding that lawyers for several other plaintiffs plan to send similar letters to the OSC.
"This can be expected to leave an inadequate level of protection for those investors who now find themselves in the position of suing [TK]."
Mr. Gross petitioned the OSC to delay the marriage unless TK sets aside enough cash, either in court or through letters of credit, to cover the several millions of dollars worth of outstanding claims. He also asked the Investment Dealers Association of Canada to withhold its approval on the deal until the OSC issued a decision.
Executives at TK and RCC could not be reached for comment.
Darryl Cruz, a lawyer for a married couple who is also suing the brokerage, sent a letter to the OSC on Thursday echoing these concerns and asking for the regulator to intercede.
Christopher Morgis and his wife, Joanne, are seeking $5.75-million in damages, in addition to legal costs, for alleged breach of contract, negligence, and breach of fiduciary duty.
In their statement of claim against TK and one of its employees, Pat Teggart, the couple alleges that the firm failed to monitor margin limits in their accounts and encouraged "speculative risk taking," including short selling, without first advising them about possible risks. They also contend that Mr. Teggart made unauthorized trades through the Morgis accounts, and that TK cashed some of their cheques without proper approval.
Mrs. Brodie likewise alleges in her statement of claim that neither the firm nor her adviser, Ian Grieve, warned her of the risks associated with investing in a number of stocks and warrants, and made transactions in her accounts without her authorization.
She also maintained that her signature had been forged and $40,000 was improperly transferred from her RRSP account to buy $155,999.25 worth of units in a limited partnership with ties to Mr. Valentine. She claimed that TK ignored her requests to sell the units, which eventually suspended redemptions, and that she has lost the investment.
Mr. Gross said he has not yet received a reply from the OSC. A spokesman for the OSC declined to comment.
ddecloet@nationalpost.com; sstewart@nationalpost.com
Bruce,
You know my need to flame is great.lol
regards,
danny
rw,
It was ok, after all up is always good.lol
Need increasing volume to make a hammer breakout is all.
enjoy,
danny
Excess Chip Inventories to Disappear by End of June, Report Says
Online staff -- Electronic News, 3/18/2002
An end is in sight to the inventory glut that has plagued the electronics industry, according to a new report from research company iSuppli Corp.
At the end of December, excess chip inventory had fallen to $3.9 billion from a peak of $15 billion a year earlier. iSuppli is projecting that excess inventory will fall further, to $1.8 billion, by the end of this month. Excess semiconductor inventory will have completely disappeared by the end of the second quarter, the report said.
"For the first time in a year, the outlook for the semiconductor supply chain is bright virtually across the board," said Greg Sheppard, iSuppli’s VP for market intelligence services, in a statement. "Continuing slow recovery in the wired communications marketplace is the only negative area, and related inventory in the networking and telecom segments may result in further inventory write-downs in coming quarters by EMS companies serving these segments."
According to iSuppli, nearly all the excess inventory lies downstream in the supply chain at semiconductor suppliers, EMS companies and distributors. The company interprets this as replenishment ordering from OEMs and some EMS companies picking up pace. iSuppli said it has seen evidence of some ordering patterns being aimed at building a safety stock to protect against future supply constraints.
During the fourth quarter of 2001, inventory decreased across nearly all industry segments, the report says.
"There was a slight increase in excess inventory held by semiconductor suppliers for the period as a combination of overproduction and returns stacked up parts on their shelves," Sheppard said. "With improving conditions expected across the board in 2002, all supply chain participants must be on guard against responding to false demand signals that are cropping up in the marketplace. These are being caused by new OEM projects being shopped around by multiple EMS layers. In this scenario, one actual order could mistakenly look like six and spark an unnecessary inventory build-up, so caution is paramount."
bull,
Theres the pot calling the kettle black!
You short this stock, admit to it, then say you do not!
You've been burned once now that I know for sure and you are back for more?
Thats real smart. NOT!
regards,
danny
Interesting article as it relates to Nanopierces plating process.
Ways of Addressing Interconnect-Level ESH Issues
Laura Peters -- Semiconductor International, 3/1/2002
With advanced VLSI devices come more metal levels, a variety of low-k dielectrics and greater use of chemicals, slurries and ultrapure water in an increasingly "wet" back-end-of-line that used to rely more heavily on dry processing. All of the new material changes, along with accelerated roadmaps, put a strain on engineers and managers who must address environment, safety and health (ESH) issues in the fab. The key lies in assessing and addressing all aspects of material use — from initial supply to waste stream management — before a new material is brought into production use.
Today's ESH issues pertain to the increasing use of wet chemical processes in electrochemical deposition (ECD), use of solvents in spin-on dielectric solutions, high volumes of slurry and cleaning chemistries in CMP, and the need to replenish, reuse or even recycle solvents, acids and ultrapure water. As new materials are rapidly brought into pilot and production lines, IC and chemical companies must quickly prepare so that ESH issues do not hinder a company's ability to ramp up new processes. According to the latest International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS), the industry needs to develop environmentally friendly plating baths and solvents, devise methods of reusing or recycling ECD solutions and CMP slurries, and tighten process control and processes to approach zero waste in wet and dry processes.
Engineers need to consider not only the chemicals used in the process, for instance, but also the waste created by mixing process streams, interactions with equipment components and other chemicals, etc. With increasing levels of metal and the addition of new materials, efforts to optimize the treatment, process control and quantity of wet chemical processes used become important. In the area of dry processes, the industry continues to battle with the issue of PFC (perfluorocarbon) emissions from chamber cleaning and some deposition processes. If a PFC cannot be eliminated from a process, the alternative is to develop a zero-emission process that fully utilizes the gas.
Careful screening during the early stages of development is essential. Reaction product emissions, health and safety properties, materials compatibility with equipment and other chemical components, flammability and reactivity must be predetermined to ameliorate ESH impact. For more information, see the 2001 ITRS section on ESH. Also see "Advanced Gates Present New ESH Issues".
regards,
danny
heheehehe,
If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen
Yes i noticed you cut and ran for a while.
Thanks for your money on the last run now its time to take some more i see.
Regards,
danny
rw,
The charts look great.
I am just waiting for news like the rest to launch this to the next level.
The stocks holding up to well for there not to be something coming in the week ahead imo.
regards,
danny