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just got off the phone with reba and she said they are getting ready to release some news.
at the least i hope for a LOI
long term debt liabilities keep sucking....need cash man, come on deano!
financials out: ...as expected
happy turkey day guys....and veno, ihub and free make sense. dont get me wrong, i enjoy reading your posts, but brother you have to admit sometimes you do put yourself in a spot. lol
oh well, we may not agree on all points, but we have to admit it sure provides interesting dialogue between those that see onev as a bad investment and those that see the innate opportunities contained in our highly technological world.
gobble gobble "...shoot that thang John!" (Jerry Clower) hehe
thats alright. according to reba, they're working on a couple of big contracts. hopefully they'll get one. then that should be enough to get us back up to at least .01
news on the nurses onsite sale should be out soon. i wouldn't expect to see a significant profit.
just ready to see them move forward though. and i don't give a damn how slow they go...just keep getting contracts. i hope like hell Dr.B knows what he's doing. although "staying focused" on govenrment/V.A. contracts sounds like a plan to me.
in our favor...the new house and senate are "for" healthcare spending and veterans, so mssi stands to benefit a great deal, or at least they should.
hell i'm in long anyways, so i got all the time they need. better hurry with some news though, we're sinking too fast. need to get back up to .01 again.
ditto....and i'm sure gator can confirm that, to you newbies, as well.
" Suissac..that news is fairly old..
Like I said that can only be good news for Onev..Either Alltel lets the contract keep going or they have to buy it out..These contracts that have been signed by these carriers are for three years with yearly extensions after that for five years more...veno "
actually it makes for an excellent opportunity for Alltel to learn all they need to know (or maybe have been wanting to know) about ONEV's product/service as ONEV product/service will now essentially become part of their business...sorta hehe
just may very well lead to another contract.
you can add Bellsouth to that list as well Free....on another note, all in all we had another good day today guys.
thanks crawl
moxa, in your humblest opinion what is best and worst case scenario for us, the investors?
AH SI BEBE QUE LO QUE HABLO ACERCA DE!!!
Where's Bull69 now? heeheehee
High 5 Veno !!!
Okay Mojo...one down....eight to go!
one can only imagine.
healthcare over next 10- 15 years will be huge.
medical staffing will be in "greater" demand!!!
i 'm just hoping this Indian CEO is as smart and wise as most Indian's are. most Indians are good at maximizing efficiency in all aspects of their business.
and at a time when the government "is" finally beginning to trim waste/spending (excluding defense), i believe their proving to be cost effective. that is crucial.
i especially hope he keeps perfecting their "recruiting" process. that process is key imo
i usually don't get excited about a penny like this, but MSSI seems to be actually "paving" a road. i just hope its a road toward the right direction.
i'm in for 1M shares. if it ever gets to .10 for all the right fundamental reasons i'll buy more.
good luck to us all.
yeah i rounded off a million shares last week. been accumulating since 03/05
hope like hell ceo keeps the pace with contracts. and NO MORE dilution.
"Worship at the Altar of Onev. no objectivty welcomed. only praise for how great onev tech is. the Greatest Tech on earth since slice bread without revenues."
what happened to your broken english?....hello
...the prolonged period of a telmex news update that is.
thanks veno...just wanted to have it available.
looks like change process may have been possible reason for stall...
"Slim Seade takes over the reins at Telmex at a time when the company faces a more competitive landscape with the pending implementation of number portability and triple-play -- the bundling of voice, Internet and video services over the same network."
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/060921/mexico_telmex.html?.v=2
veno, do you have a contact name and/or ph number for telmex? thanks...mike
aaahhhahahaha
thats too funny!!! makes no difference though...your act is still lame.
and Pending, your another as well.
your fake ass broken english is about as lame as the negative bs you post. you aren't foreign...you're stupid.
stupid to be wasting your time playing your game. its old. some companies tend to struggle before they become successful. i know that. i'd like to think i'm a realist with common sense unlike you. so would you be so kind as to take a fuk'n hike!
enough is enough.
hey Big, whats really funny is Bulltwinkie thinks his mumbo jumbo agenda really works.
in his pathetic attempt to buy lower he really thinks his negative posts on this onev board will affect enough investors to actually make a difference in the share price/trading volume....what a fuk'n moron.
"In that time ONEV has spent nearly $50 million dollars of shareholder equity producing less ...blah blah blah blah"
hey bro i'm on my second highball for the evening so please...stop! your killin me!
you crack me up! you're sheer entertainment!...stop whining!
man if you are so serious in making money in voice and/or image, then buy up some NUAN. i did. yeah i bought in at $6.11 over 2 years ago. AND WHY? well because i was in the market for a real growth company, not a lottery ticket! hense onev.
i study demographic trends, future products, good financial profiles, smart management teams (if ever publicized), and undervalued companies. then i buy.....but onev?, like i said its just a fuk'n lottery ticket man! get real! thats not to say there is anything wrong with these sub100M market cap companies, because i play them all the time, and have made money. ITS A PENNY! what do you expect? they come and they go. most go unfortunately, but occasionally you'll get lucky and one will stick around and actually climb.
by the way, i'm a motley fool. and lovin it too! you ought to try it.
anyways, i'm out of here. you're too much drama for me (no offense)...i just came by to look in the other day, man! didn't expect this. hehe
later...and good luck!
10/2005 ..."We anticipate closing and announcing additional carriers and launching both Cellular One of Amarillo and Ztar Mobile along with launching a pilot of our MobileVoice service in India with Tata."
...i'll bet back then you were pessimistic about the Tata pilot as well huh?
well nearly a year has passed since and their objective has come to fruition...oh but i'm sure you have something negative to say about that too.
aaah...just save it. in fact, why don't you just ease up a bit and give it more time. relax.
hey Sarge, the price is only down because the market is.
and Bull, you obviously have been strung along for quite some time now. your bitterness shows. man your flying off the handle with your assumptions and presumed foresight of onev's success and profitabilty. haha eeeazzzy greezzy
remember these are risks. wait and you just might be rewarded or maybe not, hense the risks
little tid bit, i'm not invested in onev, but as soon as the price gets to .01 i'll be one of those holding a nice little chunk. and yes it will be bought with money i can afford. (hint)
not a pro here by no means, rookie to be honest, but i sure as hell see light on the horizon of this fairly new voice market that many big companies are beginning to embrace/incorporate.
me, i got time and plenty of it...i'll just wait, that is if i can even buy in at .01....wish me luck ;)
Bull, i truly hope investors of onev on this board are not as dependant on what is or isn't upheld by fellow board members as you implied below. lord help them if that is the case :)
"...a company who's reputation as a legit tech firm is upheld by nearly every member of this board."
hey wait a minute...are you a paid pummm...oh never mind. j/k
Pending, in regards to Tata's commitment/agreement to invest, do you not understand the significance or do you just prefer not believe?
....agreement, One Voice and TCS will jointly make telecom solutions – initially developed by One Voice and tuned by TCS, using proprietary TCS technologies and solutions. TCS will host One Voice’s MobileVoice service in India, and both companies will sell MobileVoice, along with additional mobile services to be developed for carrier customers, throughout India and the rest of Asia. TCS will invest in data center hosting, equipment, localization and resources to market these services, while One Voice will provide the base MobileVoice technology that will be localized by TCS for Indian language speakers.
"tuned"...damn you gotta love to keep reading that! just keep in mind that India's engineers have been academically proving to be the smartest in the world. and their universities pump them out by the thousands.
yeah sure there is Ahmad, the local Subway sandwich guy, but think about the others. they are doctors, great mathematicians and scientist that we see and hear about more and more.
my point...having the oppurtunity to have Tata (alone) invest money and incorporate their proprietary knowledge into onev's business model and product will surely give onev a competitive advantage.
i can't get over how their are some here who can't comprehend the enormity of this multi-year agreement/partnership.
personally i see Tata's longterm value bringing success and profitability to onev within a few short years.
what makes you think its over? most companies normally struggle before profitability. whats REALLY out of the ordinary at this point in time that makes you believe they are done?
they're recent efforts in proving (trials) their product to big companies seem to be gaining momentum and success.
Tata for one is no fly by night. they are compared to Microsoft in India. if they are successful with Tata alone, Tata's investment, they'll be able to establish a strong business node together. and that my friend will put onev on the map of profitability.
sh*t, at .012 all they need is a small share of this fairly NEW market and we'll all be happy. that is of course if one has invested a nice little chunk.
come on Pending, don't you think that over the past year and a half they have made some considerable efforts and accomplishments toward getting contracts? and please, save the drama and/or a smartass answer...just a mature and simple answer would be greatly appreciated.
Working along with Hewlett-Packard, Skype, Intel, Tata, TelMex, T-Mobile, Microsoft, Apple and more....
....and only at .01? (scratching head)
Anyone's two cents?
I prefer not to care what websites/post mention. This is one company I want to buy back into, so until official documents prove forward going business, I'll just continue to wait on the sidelines. And I suggest new investors interested in ConectiSys to do the same.
Beware of paid pumpers, not to say there is one here. It's just better to know whats official rather than act on whats not. glta
come on skyzo...post the link!
Good Read.
How many times have you missed a big stock move simply because you bought the stock too late? A big press release story comes out, you immediately buy the stock and it goes down. In many cases you hold the stock for a while and it goes down further and you lose big. Unfortunately this happens everyday in the OTCBB market. If you look back at any of our news stories from several days ago you will find that a vast majority of these stocks are trading lower than they were when the stories came out. For those of you new to the OTCBB stock market this kind of event did not happen during the bull market of the late 90s. It was the exact opposite back then. You could buy almost any OTCBB stock with good stories and it would run for days. Fortunes were made. With those times gone, everyone is struggling to learn the best strategy for making money in the current market conditions. Has anyone found one yet?
The reality is, today’s struggling market conditions make it now a stock picker’s market. You need to buy stocks in a carefully and calculated manner, with a short term in and out strategy. Buy as little as possible. If you throw your money to the wind you will likely lose everything. However, if you position yourselves in a few special situations you can still make money.
The first general principle to making money on the OTCBB is to realize that this market is NOT for investors but for traders. Investing in OTCBB companies will only bring you heartache and loss, as most of the companies have little if any fundamental value. What this essentially means is that most of the companies have little or no real asset worth or revenue. Even those companies that do have successful and revenue generating operations (at least according to their SEC filings) seem to dilute the market with their shares.
What is dilution? If you follow most OTCBB stocks over time you will find that the public float and total shares issued and outstanding gets larger and larger. A company may have only 1 million shares in the public float (the public float is the number of shares that are out in the marketplace, freely trading or tradeable) at one particular time. Two months later that float could have increased to 10 million shares. One year later it could have 200 million shares in the public float. Dilution is where the companies issue more shares into the market place over time. So the HOT Company that you saw run from .20 to $25 but then fall again to .20 is NOT the same stock today. It is for all practical purposes a totally different company (as far as the structure of the stock). If the public float has increased dramatically it will never run to that price level again. Forget about it and move on to another company, one with a smaller float.
Dilution has to do with the fact that a company’s shares are like cash for those who hold them. Abuses occur with those companies that give away free shares or issue blocks of stock to people who could care less about the company. Lots of service providers (investor relations firms, investment bankers and the like) could care less about the companies that have hired them and simply dump their free shares into the market place at any time. This causes the public float to get bigger and bigger. Smart companies should SELL the shares to these service providers, maybe at a small discount to the market, not give it to them. If you simply give something of value to someone there is a zero cost basis that threatens to destroy those who had to pay for their stock. Greed can run rampant and the little guy that bought the stock on the open market can get killed. Yes, dilution is a necessary evil for tiny companies that are growing and are desperately attempting to attract and secure whatever market they are trying to capture for their service or product. Dilution is necessary because these companies are cash strapped. But this is often taken to an extreme, with many companies issuing a bunch of stock into the market place yet NEVER successfully getting their product or service off the ground.
Many OTCBB of companies simply end up filing bankruptcy or shut down the doors long AFTER they unloaded all of their shares into the marketplace. Others continue operating using the notorious reverse stock split (artificially decreasing the number of shares that are in the marketplace in an attempt to make the stock buying sensitive like it was when the company first started before dilution). After a reverse split has taken place, the companies are free to simply dilute the stock all over again. This is in total disregard for small investors who bought on the open market. Those investors who paid for their stock on the open market and who hold the stock through the duration of such fiascos are left holding an empty bag. This past year we have seen lots of companies do reverse splits more than once. In my opinion, this practice is nothing more than abuse of a country and beautiful economic system that is designed to help companies raise capital to bring their products and services to market. The public pays a heavy price for such scams.
Trading is a different story. Trading is truly the KEY to making money on the OTCBB. A trader does not invest in a company but rather looks for a situation to get in and out of very quickly. A skilled OTCBB trader will get in and out of a stock to make a quick buck. He takes no prisoners. Sometimes he is in the stock for minutes, sometimes hours, and sometimes a few days. A successful OTCBB trader knows that the longer he is in a stock the more likely he will lose money. He doesn’t care what the company does. If all the company does is sell apples and oranges, a skilled trader could make money trading the stock. A trader simply buys it low, before others buy it, and then gets out during a run up. Yes he runs the risk of losing like everyone else if the stock never goes up. But if the company can successfully attract investors to buy the stock the trader can make a fortune. I have seen it happen literally overnight.
This simple trading strategy of buying low and selling high does run contrary to the grain, as everyday companies put out glowing press releases about how good they are doing, the great contracts they have signed, important letters of intent, big acquisitions, successful financing, etc. The press releases are written as if they are trying to attract long-term investors. It almost seems like the companies really want long-term investors. Yet is is often amazing how quickly the stocks seem to fall after these kinds of press release stories come out. Why? Dilution works against the stock and at this time in the stock market there are typically more people selling a stock than buying it. So this puts pressure on a stock and it heads toward zero.
Some companies even hire so-called “analysts” to put out recommendations on the stocks. Keep in mind there are no real Wall Street analysts for OTCBB stocks. Yes there are hired guns that claim to be analysts. But always read the fine print, as you will find 9 times out of 10 that these people have simply been hired to tout a stock. Professional Wall Street knows about the OTCBB world and its problems and that is why they generally ignore it. Have you ever wondered why the Wall Street Journal, CNBC, and others rarely cover OTCBB stocks? Because they know about the things I have just told you.
We received a letter from someone several weeks ago who claimed to be a “large, long-term shareholder” in a company. He was whining about one of our news stories and our timing in releasing the news. He must have been an insider, as we cannot think of anyone who would be foolish enough to buy a big block of stock in an OTCBB company and hold it as a long-term investor. You don’t do that with OTCBB stocks unless you want to lose all of your money. You can be a big investor, long term, in mutual funds, real companies on large exchanges, and the like. Not with OTCBB stocks. Only a fool would do that. A fool and his money.
"We plan to register for resale with the Securities and Exchange Commission a portion of the shares of common stock underlying the convertible debentures and notes under which we are in default and expect that the convertible debentures and notes ultimately will be converted into shares of our common stock and that we therefore will not be obligated to repay the outstanding principal and accrued and unpaid interest amounts on those debentures and notes."
Is it the 11th year of their concept or the 11th hour? Nearly 11 years ago at the inception of this phenomenal concept, ConectiSys and their investors decided to run the risk of falling short of operating funds on this venture. Well according to today’s 10Q, ConectiSys has no assurances of further/additional funding from their current convertible debenture and note investors…so they might want to follow through with the above plan. I think it’s critical.
IMO, ConectiSys is at their 11th hour. Before the end of the current funding period they will need a contract or a prospects utility company’s PR confirming a letter of intent. This is of course subject to an acquisition of a company in a position to make things happen for ConectiSys significantly enough to start making both management and shareholders money.
yeah, to 15 but not 50
.,,the stock price will drop so quick.
aahahahahaha ....damn!
drop? drop from what point that your able to buy now?
you know the fat lady everyone is waiting to hear sing?,...well, when the gay press confirms this and releases it...that will be her.
not a member yet but email me at valleystaky@yahoo.com and i will send you email addresses to my whole high school graduating class. a sh*tload! ;)
Yeah, but thats old news.
Talked to Luca on the phone yesterday.
Nothing confidential OF course. Just a lot of indepth general information that put things in a much better perspective for me.
I was interested in knowing more about where the company is positioned in terms of progress, and their outlook beyond the H-6 Bill. Because when it becomes effective it becomes mandate. And as most of you probably already know, that's key. It's also when we'll see ConectiSys begin to work twice as hard on knocking on doors making cold calls.
Luca said they were not going to attend the Atlanta show because they did not want to spend the funds. He said those shows are very costly and besides they were to busy to attend.
He also said the new office was coming along well and that it shoulld be fully operational within a week or two.
Like I said earlier, we really are on the ground floor with this technology. The company, along with their technology (way ahead of its time) is 10 years in the making. They still have at least another 1-2 years before things get going. And why? ...because Luca said that it wasn't just about bracing a contract, but rather having to wait for other things, such as the mandate, infrustructures and the budgeting of utilities.
Yes, this is definately a long, and of course that's how I invested, and will continue to invest. Personally, I think they will achieve their goal, but in time. And time is what I have plenty of.
Some of you guys really ought to give him a call yourselves. He is very easy to get in touch with and will answer many questions.
If there is anyone who has not read the H-6 Bill yet, below is the link.
http://www.cpuc.ca.gov/PUBLISHED/Graphics/11333.PDF#search='H6%20UTILITIES'
I apologize. I thought maybe you got the share count information from the "Secretary of State" (S.O.S.) office where ConectiSys' is headquartered/based. Its public knowledge.
"UBI" technically stands for "Unified Business Identifier". Its the revenue registration number you would need to get corporate and share information when searching the S.O.S. records.
Again, I apologize. Maybe tomorrow if I have time, I will look for that information myself.
Mike