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I think the SEC shortened the time frame to 10 days... however I believe it is typically between 40-90 days. It allows for the SEC to provide for a level field for investors when trying to determine valuation of the new company.
Spin off coming soon ... I hope. May be the reason for increased activity and price surge.
It's obvious you don't know me..... nor much of anything for that matter. You say you don't own this stock... but I think you "doth protest too much" and in fact do own this stock. You may have thought it was going to rocket up and make you rich in the span of a week... and when that didn't happen, your feelings...or pride ...was hurt and now you just want to complain/throw a fit.
Maybe, if you want to invest, you should have someone help you....perhaps then, you won't be so frustrated and angry about OTHER people's investment decisions.
You remind me of the kid who spilled his milk when the cookies were handed out and does nothing but complain. If you don't "own" this stock, what are you doing on this board? Who appointed you the savior of investors? You think you further your argument by calling names?
Financials are not the main reason people buy stocks.... that may be a shock for someone like you to hear, but it's true. That's why companies who trade at 20,30,40 times earnings still have people who buy them.
If you don't like this stock.... don't buy it. If you don't believe this company has potential... don't buy it.... if you just hang out on message boards to hurl insults, call names, and spew your sniveling dross, then spare us your sanctimonious whining and move on.
You obviously missed my point... No surprise. Do you own this stock?
"Value" can be a hard thing to quantify. People may use a different matrix than you do when assessing the value of a company that they are choosing to invest in. Often times start up companies have "no material" value, but people believe in the idea that the startup company is proposing and feel that investing is worth the risk. There are no certainties with investing. But with risk comes the great potential for reward. There was a time when MSFT was a start up proposed by some geeky college drop out... IBM thought like you do and didn't see "value" in what he was selling... Oops! A TT didn't think the cell phone would take off... I mean really, who would want to carry a phone around with them all day? Oops again!
My point is ...value is in the eye of the beholder and the fact that you make a blanket statement claiming I am ignorant ... Without knowing me, my background or level of experiences I have.... Makes you sound... Not only arrogant ... But ignorant as well. If you don't see value in this company ... Don't invest in it. You do little to advance your cause by trying to denigrate those who have.
Please understand... I'm just repeating what I read in the emails sent out by the company in June and July. It did say that they will contract with marketing company to increase awareness of the upcoming IPO... They are currently looking for the "best" investment banker (during month of September) using the latest evaluation report, to assist with the company (Wytec) going public ... Currently slated for sometime in November.
Well... According to the company, The latest valuation for Wytec was scheduled to be completed by 8/31/16 and is getting ready for public offering in early November... So we might see more activity as that progresses.
You mentioned you were able to connect to the high speed service with your phone ... Did you do that in San Antonio? And if so, can you tell me where you were when you did connect? Can anybody at that location identify the service as a connection option on their phone if they look for WiFi connections, or do you need special access?
Thanks for taking the time to post your experience.... I'm sure there are several on here who appreciate any news they can get... Postings from the company seem to be scarce of late.
So... This contract I have to sell service isn't real?
lol! Do tell, what proof would you accept?
To which cities are you referring?They state they have three cities up and running.... Others are being built out. Where are you getting your information that they don't have customers? According to their reports, the ones that are up and running are generating revenue. They've said that they are starting with local government and businesses.... This latest development is for opening it up to general public.
For the " what it's worth " department..... I believe CCI is entering into the next critical phase of development.... Customer acquisition..... This may be some of what "Kane" was hinting at earlier.... Basically, they are in the initial roll out phase of offering their services..... I think this is meant to further test the viability of their system and reliability of implementation, before they open it up to general public. This first phase lasts through the end of March....with plans to go fully operational in April. They are looking for agents to offer the services right now. I think this will be the start.... Hopefully it goes well. It is one thing to have the service....and quite another to have a customer buy it. If the adage holds true " if you build it, they will come" .....we may yet see this venture take off..... For those that continue to hold the stock,... It is the other adage that we know all too well.... "Only time will tell". Cheers!
I've never met, talked to or heard of anyone named "Steven" with regards to this company. I was told about this company by a friend of mine who lives in Ohio.... He saw it in a tech publication at his job. He and I have talked about aircraft instrument approaches using microwave technology.... This company was a logical direction of our conversations when he read about it... So, who is Steven and how is he involved in this company?
And you are very very cryptic...
Lake, I think you've mentioned "Steven" in other postings before, but I don't see anyone with that name being listed with CCOP corporate board. Does he work for CCOP or with one of its companies? You mentioned that your "group" purchased restricted shares....was this a private placement, or did you attend a seminar/meeting concerning CCOP? I'm not trying to be upsetting or "nosy" .... Just looking for information....
Kane...First let me say I appreciate you trying to shed some positive light with the limited information you are able to share. I agree with you also that if you try to post positive information, there are some individuals on here who will call you a "shill" for the company. I think that Bill may have mentioned it previously, that he initially tried to put out information on a monthly basis, but that he was getting so much negative feedback, he really started to limit the information. As for me personally, there is nothing this company has done, at least as far as I can see, that would make me think they are a scam. In fact, given the size and scope of what they are trying to do, with the limited resources, I would say that they are doing a good job. From the information I can find, albeit limited, it looks as if Wytec seems to be continuing to grow.... I think that can only be a positive for all concerned. So, if you have the ability to share what you can ...legally....then that would be appreciated by most of us on here. Thanks!
Well... If you don't invest in penny stocks.... Then what are you doing on here?
Something tells me investing isn't something for you should engage in.
I read your post and I have to say that on one hand, I do agree with you that there are a couple of people on this thread that are very frustrated. They say that this is not a real company, only a sham set up to take people's money. There are others who realize that this is a small company and it is trying to adapt to an ever changing field of communication and technological innovations that take time to develop. The problem I have with your statement is that it is very similar to the statements that have come from the company in the past...namely, "Hold on to your shares as something big is going to happen....I can't tell you what that is, but you will see it soon." The issue is, that with all the "big stuff" taking place that no one is able to talk about....it seems that may be a major problem with getting the recognition this company needs. Stock price goes up when people buy the stock...if no one can say anything about the company, how are new investors supposed to learn about it?
The second issue is that typically, when "good news" is right around the corner...as February is....corporate officers don't usually sell shares...but that just happened again today. It wasn't a major sell off compared to the remaining shares he currently holds...but it is still a sale.
And third.... you say that the reason you bought shares in this company is because you are directly involved in what will allegedly be transpiring in February....that would suggest you are doing some "insider trading"....I believe that's illegal.
There are several of us who want to believe this company is developing something good and worthwhile. Perhaps if you have a relationship with Mr. Gray, you might suggest he put out a statement about upcoming events that we might all be able to enjoy reading about and participating in. Just a thought..
I agree! I think the volume is good and may be infront of the possible spin off of Wytec. If enough interest persists, the price can rise to a point where it can get off the pink sheets and then generate more interest.... Here's to hoping!
The stock seems to trade in this narrow range.... Or at least it has been doing so for a while now.....The volume is good to see. Of course there is no way of knowing; however, I'm hopeful that the conference the company was invited to will pay benefits. It gives the company more exposure... Which I feel is a good thing. In the last letter, they said they have been invited to more conferences.... If they can get some international sales... We may see a spike in the stock price...which would be a great thing indeed!
So, it is your opinion that CCI was not at the conference.... Or that the conference never took place? That it is all a fraud perpetrated by CCI?
I understand that there are people who bought this stock thinking it was a good idea for a company.... And that it hasn't developed as they hoped. But, That's how the stock market works. Sometimes companies have to change focus to stay solvent or change in order to adapt to changing market conditions. This is even more common in small or new companies. If a business says they are going to do something.... And what ever objective they were trying didn't work out... Should they continue to do that which didn't work or yield the desired results? Or, should they attempt to try something new? Reading some of the comments it would seem there are those that believe the former.
As for your statement that no one on here doesn't hope that the conference does something positive for the company.... That seems a little out of step with others comments.... Because in order for it to render positive results... It would mean an appreciation of the stock price.... In order for the price to increase, people need to buy the stock... But it appears to be the mission of individuals on this board to keep anyone from buying the company's stock...it is as if they are trying to perpetuate their own demise... you might say it's just to provide a warning... But it comes across as a bitterness of someone who doesn't know how the stock market works. The company provides warnings about investing with them.... Perhaps just saying... Invest with caution.... And with money you can afford to lose.... With risk... Comes the chance of loss... Or great reward.
If that's all it takes to ruin a family.... Buying a stock.... Then I'd venture a guess that the family was already doomed. If only people exercise a little due diligence .... Common sense....... But that might be a little too much to ask. No one is forced to buy a stock.
I know this may upset a couple people on here... But according to the ITU, CCI was represented at the conference this last Saturday. And while I'm sure there are some on here that hope it's not.... I am hopeful that this will prove beneficial to the company and help expose it and its capabilities to a larger audience.
http://www.itu.int/en/ITU-D/Regional-Presence/AsiaPacific/Pages/Events/2015/August-RDF2015/home.aspx
I thought the news was encouraging. Hopefully it will translate into more action/capabilities and we will see more markets open by the end of the year.... Which then will then, hopefully, generate more interest and increased stock prices.
Yes, I did see that. At the end of the day, there is no law prohibiting that. Any idea I might have as to why would be purely speculative. I do think that with their limited exposure, they need to maximize the use of social media and I don't see that really being done ... Hopefully their listing with Masterstream will see some benefits for the company and shareholders.
I'd like to see your proof of those allegations
Here is the link... The company's name is Dumont and Blake
http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/ccop/institutional-holdings
If you click on company's name, you can see all their holdings.... They currently hold over 400,000 shares of CCOP.
I believe they've already done that... But you don' t believe it, so, what difference does it make to you what they, or any one else, for that matter, says? We've read what you've posted... This is a scam, a fake company, it's only purpose is to rip people off. It has no assets and produces nothing. It doesn't exist, it's all just smoke and mirrors. You've been lied to and anyone who invests in this company is a fool and anyone who has something to say that is a different point of view than yours is a liar. Is that about it? Did I forget anything?
It's obvious you know nothing of the institutional investor but have an opinion about it all the same. But for the others who might be interested... The investment firm holds 161 positions in "fake" companies that range from technology (microsoft, and apple) to energy (Exxon) they also have positions in those other companies that no one has heard of: GE, Johnson&Johnson, Walmart, Procter & Gamble...to name a few.
So do I..... But I did read this today. CCOP has an institutional investor who picked up more shares dec 31, 2014. Take it for what it's worth, but a company with over 300 million dollars under management has bought into the company.... Perhaps they see value here too? Wylink updated their page, saying they are now offering links in Phoenix.... Hopefully we will hear something from the company soon.
Milimeter wavelength technologyology has been around for years... It wasn't initally used with cell phones due to its limited range compared to lower frequency bandwidths. Additionally, it didn't seem practical given the relative small number of cell phones and data transfers that were in existence when frequencies were first being considered. It does have the advantage of being able to carry larger bits of information very, very fast. This "old" technology is being referred to now as "small cell". With the increased use of smart phones and streaming data... Information providers will need to start using small cell off load technology to handle the huge influx of new users and such. AT&T just spent over 18 billion dollars to purchase AWS-3 licenses ... Which cover the frequencies that are moving in the direction where CCOP is currently stationed. This would suggest that the technology is not outdated but instead viable at best or at worst makes CCOP a prime takeover prospect for a larger company. My personal opinion is that it might not be in CCOPs best interest to make huge headlines until the have a multi-point network somewhat established so that if it is taken over... It has a greater chance for a better rate of return for investors is more likely.
I think technology has changed a lot in the last ten years. What this company is doing now may be different than what they were trying ten years ago. Research and development of their current technology may take more than 18 months.... I simply stated 18 months from what the company mentioned it was taking them for a city build out. More than just time is needed for such an undertaking... Funding is needed as well. With limited funding, as is common with penny stocks, even more time may be needed than originally forecast.
It seems as though there are investors in this company who feel they've been lied to or played. But then those very people may have misread or misinterpreted company statements. Announcements saying they are in talks with different cities does not mean deals were made.... For example. All investments involve risk.... Penny stocks more than most. But with those risks come the potential for great returns. If you think complaining is going to "help" another investor... I think that thinking is misplaced. The types of ranting on here offers no proof... Just angry rhetoric which comes off as being bitter. Have they contacted the city of Columbus Ohio? San Antonio? Have they contacted the FCC to see if licenses have been issued? They might just be surprised if they did.
Why would anybody buy restricted shares?
Well... I talked with a hotel staff member who had no idea I would call. I simply asked about WiFi services.... She stated ((with no pimping from me) that they would have faster than normal WiFi starting in March or April... Which coincides with company news. If people bought this company stock and thought they would be rich over night...then they were being unrealistic. It takes time to do a city wide build out... 18 months or longer. If you don't believe in the company... Sell your shares and leave.
There is some exciting news from CCOP's sub companies: Wytec and Wylink... both are doing impressive build-outs in Denver, Atlanta, etc....and I just talked with the hotel in San Antonio where the last speed test was done. They say that they are expecting to get "faster than normal WiFi (she thinks) starting in March or April." I think this company is going to take off, just need a little patience.
That's really noble of you.... But if you are sincere in your convictions, you'd do a better job of preventing any more money going to this company if you presented your proof/evidence to the SEC or FBI.
That's your "proof"? Semantics, contractors, named cities and start dates? The first is nothing more than standard cautionary disclosure practices. The company has listed contractors for the build out of their equipment and placement options.... Their subsidiary has a map on their website of proposed cities and they've mentioned their attempt rollout dates by the end of 2015.
This is hardly an indictment of fraud.
I have read several of the comments on this board and it seems that there are a couple of bitter investors. I have seen no evidence of this being a scam or that the company is lying. The company claims they have registered and activated multiple millimeter links in Denver; is this a lie? According to the FCC, the links are in fact registered (and valid until 2023) and currently active.... Or is the FCC also in on this lie/scam? Anyone can check this by going on to the FCC's website. This is a small company with what I imagine is limited funds. It has taken some time to get this far but I think that once it is more widely established, this stock has the potential to grow significantly.