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MDVX is gonna be HUGE..already 8% up !
MDVX up cause of Motley Fool news..read this !
Article from Motley Fool....
MDVX partners with Akamai for the things mentioned below in BOLD.
Akamai is being proud of something that MDVX is giving it. Also it recently aquired a company called Nine Systems ...MDVX might be NEXT !
Previewing 2007: Akamai
By Tim Beyers
December 28, 2006
If you're looking for clues as to how Motley Fool Rule Breakers pick Akamai Technologies (Nasdaq: AKAM) will perform during 2007, look no further than CEO Paul Sagan's comments to analysts in October. Allow me to quote:
"There are thousands of software companies in the world. I think the number is 15 today that have $1 billion in revenue. That's the club we're going for."
And quite a club it is. Many of them are either Akamai partners or potential competitors, including Google (Nasdaq: GOOG), Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT), and Yahoo! (Nasdaq: YHOO). Mentioning Akamai in the same breath is enough to make many wonder if Sagan is just plain loony.
That's doubtful. More likely he's optimistic because the company is well positioned and the team is motivated. And with good reason. Danny Lewin, an Akamai co-founder, was a victim of the September 11, 2001 attacks. When the five-year anniversary arrived a few months ago, Akamai posted a tribute: "Danny's spirit and energy remain strong in all of us at Akamai."
How appropriate. It's also comforting for this investor. The remarks mirror those made by former CEO George Conrades in 2003. "We miss him [Lewin] and many of us work hard in his memory. We would be embarrassed if we let him down," Conrades said at the time.
When you have an advantage, exploit it
They haven't. Since the beginning of 2004, Akamai has been a five-bagger. Sales and profits have ballooned. And free cash flow (FCF) -- which was nonexistent in 2003 -- has come within spitting distance of $100 million over the trailing 12 months.
Meanwhile, Akamai's competitive advantages remain intact. At the same conference where Sagan made his Kennedy-esque prediction, executive vice president of technology Chris Schoettle said that the firm's network of 20,000-plus global servers was outperforming rivals by a factor of 2.5.
But Sagan and his team aren't satisfied. In November, Akamai issued 3.1 million shares of new stock and spent $7 million in cash to acquire Nine Systems, whose "Stream OS" helps clients distribute and track the effectiveness of content.
That's smart. Speculation abounds that network owners who are in the content hosting business may want to also get into the delivery business. Consider Google. Or Yahoo! Or Microsoft. Or Apple (Nasadq: AAPL), whose iTunes store has been a boon for Akamai. Doing more for these and other, smaller clients can only help the firm to preserve its greater than 50% market share in content delivery.
Not buying what management is selling
Still, skeptics remain. Those who see a fall for the stock in 2007 blame competition. Consider this thesis from Motley Fool CAPS all-star astrodogind:
"Based on the trades made by insiders, the fact that they're in a painfully commoditized market at this point, the 7.7 [billion] market cap, and the lack of growth to their bottom line, I think this one is headed down.... In the end, this is a web hosting company, with some interesting, but not particularly revolutionary products, that exists entirely without a moat because of the relatively low capital cost associated with leased datacenter space and bandwidth."
Factual problems aside -- Akamai's secret sauce is a patent-protected algorithm, for example -- my fellow Fool makes an interesting bear case. Data center space is becoming easier to obtain. And there's almost zero pricing power in bandwidth.
Fuel still in the rocket
That would be a major concern if Akamai's margins were closely tied to bandwidth prices, which have been dropping faster than the temperature in the Arctic at sunset. But that's not the case; gross margin was 77% as of the latest quarter and is expected to remain between 75% and 80% long-term.
Still, the stock trades for 47 times next year's earnings, which analysts believe will grow by 38%. I'd prefer to see that reversed, but there can be little doubt that Akamai's market position and extraordinary ability to generate cash deserves a premium.
Then there are the trends working in Akamai's favor. For example, online shopping still accounts for a just a fraction of all retail spending. Fitch Ratings says digital ad spending as a percentage of all advertising is set to move from 4%-6% today to 20% within a few years. And less than 10% of the 1 billion people on the Internet today have a broadband connection. That's important because broadband feeds tend to create demand for streaming media, downloads, etc.
My math says that Akamai's shares are fairly valued at today's prices if you assume FCF will grow 31% annually for the next 10 years and 3% thereafter, and then discount that growth by 11%. Frankly, that may or not be fair.
But Akamai's top brass still owns 7% of the company, are positioning for more massive growth in Web-connected industries, and have amassed a $400 million war chest, which will probably be used to add water to an already wide moat.
Foolish final thoughts
2006 was a great year for Akamai investors. 2007 probably won't be as great. But this is a stock that's only worth viewing through the lens of decades. 10 years from now, will Akamai be as important as it is today? You know the answer. You're on the Internet right now, reading this, because of Akamai. Don't expect that to change soon. Cowabunga, baby.
CLSI...Loading Time Shakerzzzz
Next leg up to 3 cents
MDVX up cause of Motley Fool news..read this !
Article from Motley Fool....
MDVX partners with Akamai for the things mentioned below in BOLD.
Akamai is being proud of something that MDVX is giving it. Also it recently aquired a company called Nine Systems ...MDVX might be NEXT !
Previewing 2007: Akamai
By Tim Beyers
December 28, 2006
If you're looking for clues as to how Motley Fool Rule Breakers pick Akamai Technologies (Nasdaq: AKAM) will perform during 2007, look no further than CEO Paul Sagan's comments to analysts in October. Allow me to quote:
"There are thousands of software companies in the world. I think the number is 15 today that have $1 billion in revenue. That's the club we're going for."
And quite a club it is. Many of them are either Akamai partners or potential competitors, including Google (Nasdaq: GOOG), Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT), and Yahoo! (Nasdaq: YHOO). Mentioning Akamai in the same breath is enough to make many wonder if Sagan is just plain loony.
That's doubtful. More likely he's optimistic because the company is well positioned and the team is motivated. And with good reason. Danny Lewin, an Akamai co-founder, was a victim of the September 11, 2001 attacks. When the five-year anniversary arrived a few months ago, Akamai posted a tribute: "Danny's spirit and energy remain strong in all of us at Akamai."
How appropriate. It's also comforting for this investor. The remarks mirror those made by former CEO George Conrades in 2003. "We miss him [Lewin] and many of us work hard in his memory. We would be embarrassed if we let him down," Conrades said at the time.
When you have an advantage, exploit it
They haven't. Since the beginning of 2004, Akamai has been a five-bagger. Sales and profits have ballooned. And free cash flow (FCF) -- which was nonexistent in 2003 -- has come within spitting distance of $100 million over the trailing 12 months.
Meanwhile, Akamai's competitive advantages remain intact. At the same conference where Sagan made his Kennedy-esque prediction, executive vice president of technology Chris Schoettle said that the firm's network of 20,000-plus global servers was outperforming rivals by a factor of 2.5.
But Sagan and his team aren't satisfied. In November, Akamai issued 3.1 million shares of new stock and spent $7 million in cash to acquire Nine Systems, whose "Stream OS" helps clients distribute and track the effectiveness of content.
That's smart. Speculation abounds that network owners who are in the content hosting business may want to also get into the delivery business. Consider Google. Or Yahoo! Or Microsoft. Or Apple (Nasadq: AAPL), whose iTunes store has been a boon for Akamai. Doing more for these and other, smaller clients can only help the firm to preserve its greater than 50% market share in content delivery.
Not buying what management is selling
Still, skeptics remain. Those who see a fall for the stock in 2007 blame competition. Consider this thesis from Motley Fool CAPS all-star astrodogind:
"Based on the trades made by insiders, the fact that they're in a painfully commoditized market at this point, the 7.7 [billion] market cap, and the lack of growth to their bottom line, I think this one is headed down.... In the end, this is a web hosting company, with some interesting, but not particularly revolutionary products, that exists entirely without a moat because of the relatively low capital cost associated with leased datacenter space and bandwidth."
Factual problems aside -- Akamai's secret sauce is a patent-protected algorithm, for example -- my fellow Fool makes an interesting bear case. Data center space is becoming easier to obtain. And there's almost zero pricing power in bandwidth.
Fuel still in the rocket
That would be a major concern if Akamai's margins were closely tied to bandwidth prices, which have been dropping faster than the temperature in the Arctic at sunset. But that's not the case; gross margin was 77% as of the latest quarter and is expected to remain between 75% and 80% long-term.
Still, the stock trades for 47 times next year's earnings, which analysts believe will grow by 38%. I'd prefer to see that reversed, but there can be little doubt that Akamai's market position and extraordinary ability to generate cash deserves a premium.
Then there are the trends working in Akamai's favor. For example, online shopping still accounts for a just a fraction of all retail spending. Fitch Ratings says digital ad spending as a percentage of all advertising is set to move from 4%-6% today to 20% within a few years. And less than 10% of the 1 billion people on the Internet today have a broadband connection. That's important because broadband feeds tend to create demand for streaming media, downloads, etc.
My math says that Akamai's shares are fairly valued at today's prices if you assume FCF will grow 31% annually for the next 10 years and 3% thereafter, and then discount that growth by 11%. Frankly, that may or not be fair.
But Akamai's top brass still owns 7% of the company, are positioning for more massive growth in Web-connected industries, and have amassed a $400 million war chest, which will probably be used to add water to an already wide moat.
Foolish final thoughts
2006 was a great year for Akamai investors. 2007 probably won't be as great. But this is a stock that's only worth viewing through the lens of decades. 10 years from now, will Akamai be as important as it is today? You know the answer. You're on the Internet right now, reading this, because of Akamai. Don't expect that to change soon. Cowabunga, baby.
Article from Motley Fool....
MDVX partners with Akamai for the things mentioned below in BOLD.
Akamai is being proud of something that MDVX is giving it. Also it recently aquired a company called Nine Systems ...MDVX might be NEXT !
Previewing 2007: Akamai
By Tim Beyers
December 28, 2006
If you're looking for clues as to how Motley Fool Rule Breakers pick Akamai Technologies (Nasdaq: AKAM) will perform during 2007, look no further than CEO Paul Sagan's comments to analysts in October. Allow me to quote:
"There are thousands of software companies in the world. I think the number is 15 today that have $1 billion in revenue. That's the club we're going for."
And quite a club it is. Many of them are either Akamai partners or potential competitors, including Google (Nasdaq: GOOG), Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT), and Yahoo! (Nasdaq: YHOO). Mentioning Akamai in the same breath is enough to make many wonder if Sagan is just plain loony.
That's doubtful. More likely he's optimistic because the company is well positioned and the team is motivated. And with good reason. Danny Lewin, an Akamai co-founder, was a victim of the September 11, 2001 attacks. When the five-year anniversary arrived a few months ago, Akamai posted a tribute: "Danny's spirit and energy remain strong in all of us at Akamai."
How appropriate. It's also comforting for this investor. The remarks mirror those made by former CEO George Conrades in 2003. "We miss him [Lewin] and many of us work hard in his memory. We would be embarrassed if we let him down," Conrades said at the time.
When you have an advantage, exploit it
They haven't. Since the beginning of 2004, Akamai has been a five-bagger. Sales and profits have ballooned. And free cash flow (FCF) -- which was nonexistent in 2003 -- has come within spitting distance of $100 million over the trailing 12 months.
Meanwhile, Akamai's competitive advantages remain intact. At the same conference where Sagan made his Kennedy-esque prediction, executive vice president of technology Chris Schoettle said that the firm's network of 20,000-plus global servers was outperforming rivals by a factor of 2.5.
But Sagan and his team aren't satisfied. In November, Akamai issued 3.1 million shares of new stock and spent $7 million in cash to acquire Nine Systems, whose "Stream OS" helps clients distribute and track the effectiveness of content.
That's smart. Speculation abounds that network owners who are in the content hosting business may want to also get into the delivery business. Consider Google. Or Yahoo! Or Microsoft. Or Apple (Nasadq: AAPL), whose iTunes store has been a boon for Akamai. Doing more for these and other, smaller clients can only help the firm to preserve its greater than 50% market share in content delivery.
Not buying what management is selling
Still, skeptics remain. Those who see a fall for the stock in 2007 blame competition. Consider this thesis from Motley Fool CAPS all-star astrodogind:
"Based on the trades made by insiders, the fact that they're in a painfully commoditized market at this point, the 7.7 [billion] market cap, and the lack of growth to their bottom line, I think this one is headed down.... In the end, this is a web hosting company, with some interesting, but not particularly revolutionary products, that exists entirely without a moat because of the relatively low capital cost associated with leased datacenter space and bandwidth."
Factual problems aside -- Akamai's secret sauce is a patent-protected algorithm, for example -- my fellow Fool makes an interesting bear case. Data center space is becoming easier to obtain. And there's almost zero pricing power in bandwidth.
Fuel still in the rocket
That would be a major concern if Akamai's margins were closely tied to bandwidth prices, which have been dropping faster than the temperature in the Arctic at sunset. But that's not the case; gross margin was 77% as of the latest quarter and is expected to remain between 75% and 80% long-term.
Still, the stock trades for 47 times next year's earnings, which analysts believe will grow by 38%. I'd prefer to see that reversed, but there can be little doubt that Akamai's market position and extraordinary ability to generate cash deserves a premium.
Then there are the trends working in Akamai's favor. For example, online shopping still accounts for a just a fraction of all retail spending. Fitch Ratings says digital ad spending as a percentage of all advertising is set to move from 4%-6% today to 20% within a few years. And less than 10% of the 1 billion people on the Internet today have a broadband connection. That's important because broadband feeds tend to create demand for streaming media, downloads, etc.
My math says that Akamai's shares are fairly valued at today's prices if you assume FCF will grow 31% annually for the next 10 years and 3% thereafter, and then discount that growth by 11%. Frankly, that may or not be fair.
But Akamai's top brass still owns 7% of the company, are positioning for more massive growth in Web-connected industries, and have amassed a $400 million war chest, which will probably be used to add water to an already wide moat.
Foolish final thoughts
2006 was a great year for Akamai investors. 2007 probably won't be as great. But this is a stock that's only worth viewing through the lens of decades. 10 years from now, will Akamai be as important as it is today? You know the answer. You're on the Internet right now, reading this, because of Akamai. Don't expect that to change soon. Cowabunga, baby.
MDVX is getting some action..looks like some buyout in future
MDVX whats that all about ..there must be a good news coming out..
May be buyout!
MDVX moving fast..go go go..baby goooo
MDVX breaking resistance..Go go go shakerzzz
CLSI going to move this afternoon..Get in !
Good for you man...
I like their prospects of being bought out.
Are you ready for another breakout next month.
MDVX: Traget $5 !
Staying up like this is crazy!
LOVE THIS STOCK !
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This is how my dreams are.
CLSI...round X 2 later today..So get in for some action !
Clancy Systems International, Inc. Reports Year End Profits
Clancy Systems International, Inc (OTCBB:CLSI), a leading developer of parking enforcement solutions, announces it had a profitable year for the year ended September 30, 2006. In the Company's year-end filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on form 10-KSB, the company reports a 52% increase in net revenue over the prior year. The company has expanded many of its parking-related service programs including Park-by-Phone and Remit-online. The company has also added new clients during the reporting period in the United States and Puerto Rico, for its wholly owned subsidiary Urban Transit Solutions.
In further news, the company has commenced a stock repurchase program. Under Rule 10b-18, the Company will regularly repurchase shares of its common stock through the open market. The Company believes the share repurchase should improve share value. Clancy Systems International, Inc. merged with an existing publicly traded company, Oxford Financial, Inc. in February 1987. The Oxford IPO was sold as units of stock (1 share plus 3 warrants).
CLSI holding up baby...
I am long and strong.
Waiting for 3 pennies now
Good company financials.
Get ready for a 20% up day soon
Good news of share buyback program
Gonna be big
CLSI ..loading for tomorrow shakerzzzzz...lets goezzzzzz
CLSI ..going crazzyyy ..get in for run tomorrow
Clancy Systems International, Inc. Reports Year End Profits
Clancy Systems International, Inc (OTCBB:CLSI), a leading developer of parking enforcement solutions, announces it had a profitable year for the year ended September 30, 2006. In the Company's year-end filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on form 10-KSB, the company reports a 52% increase in net revenue over the prior year. The company has expanded many of its parking-related service programs including Park-by-Phone and Remit-online. The company has also added new clients during the reporting period in the United States and Puerto Rico, for its wholly owned subsidiary Urban Transit Solutions.
In further news, the company has commenced a stock repurchase program. Under Rule 10b-18, the Company will regularly repurchase shares of its common stock through the open market. The Company believes the share repurchase should improve share value. Clancy Systems International, Inc. merged with an existing publicly traded company, Oxford Financial, Inc. in February 1987. The Oxford IPO was sold as units of stock (1 share plus 3 warrants).
Clancy Systems International
Stanley Wolfson, President
303-753-0197
www.clancysystems.com
clsi look at the chart ..i get a feeling its gonna be running couple more days
CLSI ..going crazzyyy ..get in for run tomorrow
Clancy Systems International, Inc. Reports Year End Profits
Clancy Systems International, Inc (OTCBB:CLSI), a leading developer of parking enforcement solutions, announces it had a profitable year for the year ended September 30, 2006. In the Company's year-end filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on form 10-KSB, the company reports a 52% increase in net revenue over the prior year. The company has expanded many of its parking-related service programs including Park-by-Phone and Remit-online. The company has also added new clients during the reporting period in the United States and Puerto Rico, for its wholly owned subsidiary Urban Transit Solutions.
In further news, the company has commenced a stock repurchase program. Under Rule 10b-18, the Company will regularly repurchase shares of its common stock through the open market. The Company believes the share repurchase should improve share value. Clancy Systems International, Inc. merged with an existing publicly traded company, Oxford Financial, Inc. in February 1987. The Oxford IPO was sold as units of stock (1 share plus 3 warrants).
Clancy Systems International
Stanley Wolfson, President
303-753-0197
www.clancysystems.com
CLSI ..going crazzyyy ..get in for run tomorrow
Clancy Systems International, Inc. Reports Year End Profits
Clancy Systems International, Inc (OTCBB:CLSI), a leading developer of parking enforcement solutions, announces it had a profitable year for the year ended September 30, 2006. In the Company's year-end filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on form 10-KSB, the company reports a 52% increase in net revenue over the prior year. The company has expanded many of its parking-related service programs including Park-by-Phone and Remit-online. The company has also added new clients during the reporting period in the United States and Puerto Rico, for its wholly owned subsidiary Urban Transit Solutions.
In further news, the company has commenced a stock repurchase program. Under Rule 10b-18, the Company will regularly repurchase shares of its common stock through the open market. The Company believes the share repurchase should improve share value. Clancy Systems International, Inc. merged with an existing publicly traded company, Oxford Financial, Inc. in February 1987. The Oxford IPO was sold as units of stock (1 share plus 3 warrants).
Clancy Systems International
Stanley Wolfson, President
303-753-0197
www.clancysystems.com
I am so excited that we all have discovered a gem here. Right at its bottom. Imagine with all these patents and technologies and new ventures that MDVX have launched within last 6 months. I get a feeling this would be huge after next quarter earnings. I dont understand why doesnt someone buyout this company. It will be a bargain.
COFF ..justed talked with the investors relation lady
I just talked with the investrs relation lady. So basicly COFF is now a company which operates 6 shopping Malls in China and everything they make will reflect the PPS of this stock.
Now their last quarter rev where like this
TRBT had operating revenue of $13,148,871, net income of $3,264,406, and shareholders equity of $14,003,357, all attributed to the TRBT common shares.
They are also going to give 20cents divi for people who had shares as of 12th dec.
Now the future is going to be like this...
If these Six malls keep doing what they are doing they will attract more investors and PPS of this company will go high.
Apparently she says the share structure is not changed and COFF still has O/s of 551000 shares only.
COFF going for a $5 next week. Get in
http://biz.yahoo.com/e/061109/coff.ob10-q.html
COFF gonna be $5 soon go go go baby
http://biz.yahoo.com/e/061109/coff.ob10-q.html
O/S 551,000
COFF: Agreement to Acquire Taiyuan Rongan Business Trading Company in China
By Fain Hughes, fhughes*knobias.com
Croff Enterprises, Inc. (COFF) announced that it has signed an Agreement to acquire Taiyuan Rongan Business Trading Company, located in Taiyuan, Shanxi Province, China, in a stock for stock exchange. TRBT operates six shopping malls in the city of Taiyuan, China, of which it has 76% ownership. If approved, the business of Croff will change from oil and gas production to the building and operation of shopping malls in China. The Agreement provides for Croff to issue 11,144,150 common shares (92.5% of outstanding common shares after closing) to the TRBT shareholders for 80% of TRBT.
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This is not a recommendation to buy or sell securities.
I know someone needs to kickstart this baby. Its also very low float so when it moves it will be BIG
COFF ask now is 2.95
news of merger with a chinese company
http://biz.yahoo.com/e/061109/coff.ob10-q.html
GBSY revenues up 1009% !!! Go before someone gets to it
Global Innovative Reports Fiscal Second Quarter Results
Global Innovative Systems Inc. (OTCBB: GBSY) disclosed on a Form 10-QSB filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on December 13, 2006 its results for its fiscal second quarter ended September 30, 2006.
Global Innovative reported second quarter revenue of $6,585,429, a 1009% increase from the $593,811 reported a year ago. Second quarter revenues also increased 243% over first quarter results. Revenue for the six months ended September 30, 2006 totaled $8,503,943, as compared to $1,623,907 for the same period in 2005.
Gross profit of $2,048,677 was reported for the second quarter, compared with gross profit of $109,756 in the second quarter of 2005, which represents a 1766% increase. Gross profit for the six months ended September 30, 2006 totaled $3,314,045, a 236% increase over the $985,323 of gross profit for the same period in 2005.
Net income of $1,117,504 was reported for the second quarter, compared with a net loss of $538,541 in the same period a year ago. Net income for the six months ended September 30, 2006 totaled $894,550, compared with a net loss of $524,054 for the same period in 2005.
"It was a solid quarter in all respects," said Bondy Tan, President and CEO of Global Innovative. "Our revenues have increased dramatically year-over-year and quarter-over-quarter, supported by strong results from our recent acquisitions in the lighting products and services segment. We have rapidly established a strong position in the provision of lighting products and services within our key markets of Hong Kong, Macau, China and Singapore, and we look forward to continuing the strong sales momentum we have created over the past few months. Our organization executed well during our second quarter, which also enabled us to turn the corner into positive earnings."
Continued Mr. Tan, "Our wholly owned subsidiary, Lightscape Technologies (Macau) Ltd., successfully completed a major, multi-phase lighting solutions project for the Galaxy StarWorld Hotel and Casino in Macau during our fiscal Q2. The showpieces of the project are the large outdoor and indoor high resolution LED video walls. The LED video walls are controlled by our proprietary software, the AI-One Multimedia and Video Show Control System, licensed to the casino owner. This software enables the walls to display creative lighting effects in various patterns and colors, transforming the casino into an architainment landmark in Macau. Based on the influx of new enquiries Lightscape Technologies (Macau) Ltd. has received since the Galaxy StarWorld Hotel and Casino opened in October 2006, we expect that our work will serve as a springboard to additional lighting contract opportunities with other casino developments in Macau. As evidence of this, Lightscape Technologies (Macau) Ltd. has been invited by Galaxy Entertainment Group Limited to submit a bid to provide lighting solutions for its next major project, the 1,500-room luxury hotel and casino Galaxy Cotai Mega Resort in Macau."
Concluded Mr. Tan, "We are pleased with our performance in our fiscal Q2 ended September 30, 2006, and we look forward to delivering additional world-class lighting solutions to major developments during the remainder of our fiscal 2007."
About Global Innovative
Global Innovative Systems Inc. (OTCBB: GBSY) delivers customized energy management solutions, lighting products, innovative lighting solutions and construction services. Since 1999, over 100 commercial, industrial, government and multi-residential clients have benefited from Global Innovative's solutions. Through wholly owned subsidiary Tech Team Holdings Limited, Global Innovative provides total energy management products and solutions, which optimize energy consumption, lower costs, and enhance competitiveness for clients. Through subsidiary Beijing Illumination (Hong Kong) Limited, Global Innovative manufactures and sells HID (High-Intensity Discharge) lighting products and Ultra High-Pressure Mercury Lamps. Through wholly owned subsidiary Lightscape Technologies (Macau) Ltd., Global Innovative provides full service lighting design solutions including LED video walls, interior set design and fabrication, computer-controlled special effects, intelligent lighting, laser and multimedia technologies. Through joint venture subsidiary Pro Shing Construction Team Macau Limited, Global Innovative provides a comprehensive range of design and build services for major development projects, including site foundation construction, building construction and fitting-out work. Our headquarters are in Hong Kong, and we have offices in Singapore, China, Macau and Canada.
COFF ask now 2.95...gonna go upto $5 soon
GBSY revenues up 1009% !!! Go before someone gets to it
Global Innovative Reports Fiscal Second Quarter Results
Global Innovative Systems Inc. (OTCBB: GBSY) disclosed on a Form 10-QSB filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on December 13, 2006 its results for its fiscal second quarter ended September 30, 2006.
Global Innovative reported second quarter revenue of $6,585,429, a 1009% increase from the $593,811 reported a year ago. Second quarter revenues also increased 243% over first quarter results. Revenue for the six months ended September 30, 2006 totaled $8,503,943, as compared to $1,623,907 for the same period in 2005.
Gross profit of $2,048,677 was reported for the second quarter, compared with gross profit of $109,756 in the second quarter of 2005, which represents a 1766% increase. Gross profit for the six months ended September 30, 2006 totaled $3,314,045, a 236% increase over the $985,323 of gross profit for the same period in 2005.
Net income of $1,117,504 was reported for the second quarter, compared with a net loss of $538,541 in the same period a year ago. Net income for the six months ended September 30, 2006 totaled $894,550, compared with a net loss of $524,054 for the same period in 2005.
"It was a solid quarter in all respects," said Bondy Tan, President and CEO of Global Innovative. "Our revenues have increased dramatically year-over-year and quarter-over-quarter, supported by strong results from our recent acquisitions in the lighting products and services segment. We have rapidly established a strong position in the provision of lighting products and services within our key markets of Hong Kong, Macau, China and Singapore, and we look forward to continuing the strong sales momentum we have created over the past few months. Our organization executed well during our second quarter, which also enabled us to turn the corner into positive earnings."
Continued Mr. Tan, "Our wholly owned subsidiary, Lightscape Technologies (Macau) Ltd., successfully completed a major, multi-phase lighting solutions project for the Galaxy StarWorld Hotel and Casino in Macau during our fiscal Q2. The showpieces of the project are the large outdoor and indoor high resolution LED video walls. The LED video walls are controlled by our proprietary software, the AI-One Multimedia and Video Show Control System, licensed to the casino owner. This software enables the walls to display creative lighting effects in various patterns and colors, transforming the casino into an architainment landmark in Macau. Based on the influx of new enquiries Lightscape Technologies (Macau) Ltd. has received since the Galaxy StarWorld Hotel and Casino opened in October 2006, we expect that our work will serve as a springboard to additional lighting contract opportunities with other casino developments in Macau. As evidence of this, Lightscape Technologies (Macau) Ltd. has been invited by Galaxy Entertainment Group Limited to submit a bid to provide lighting solutions for its next major project, the 1,500-room luxury hotel and casino Galaxy Cotai Mega Resort in Macau."
Concluded Mr. Tan, "We are pleased with our performance in our fiscal Q2 ended September 30, 2006, and we look forward to delivering additional world-class lighting solutions to major developments during the remainder of our fiscal 2007."
About Global Innovative
Global Innovative Systems Inc. (OTCBB: GBSY) delivers customized energy management solutions, lighting products, innovative lighting solutions and construction services. Since 1999, over 100 commercial, industrial, government and multi-residential clients have benefited from Global Innovative's solutions. Through wholly owned subsidiary Tech Team Holdings Limited, Global Innovative provides total energy management products and solutions, which optimize energy consumption, lower costs, and enhance competitiveness for clients. Through subsidiary Beijing Illumination (Hong Kong) Limited, Global Innovative manufactures and sells HID (High-Intensity Discharge) lighting products and Ultra High-Pressure Mercury Lamps. Through wholly owned subsidiary Lightscape Technologies (Macau) Ltd., Global Innovative provides full service lighting design solutions including LED video walls, interior set design and fabrication, computer-controlled special effects, intelligent lighting, laser and multimedia technologies. Through joint venture subsidiary Pro Shing Construction Team Macau Limited, Global Innovative provides a comprehensive range of design and build services for major development projects, including site foundation construction, building construction and fitting-out work. Our headquarters are in Hong Kong, and we have offices in Singapore, China, Macau and Canada.
GBSY revenues up 1009% !!! Go before someone gets to it
Global Innovative Reports Fiscal Second Quarter Results
Global Innovative Systems Inc. (OTCBB: GBSY) disclosed on a Form 10-QSB filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on December 13, 2006 its results for its fiscal second quarter ended September 30, 2006.
Global Innovative reported second quarter revenue of $6,585,429, a 1009% increase from the $593,811 reported a year ago. Second quarter revenues also increased 243% over first quarter results. Revenue for the six months ended September 30, 2006 totaled $8,503,943, as compared to $1,623,907 for the same period in 2005.
Gross profit of $2,048,677 was reported for the second quarter, compared with gross profit of $109,756 in the second quarter of 2005, which represents a 1766% increase. Gross profit for the six months ended September 30, 2006 totaled $3,314,045, a 236% increase over the $985,323 of gross profit for the same period in 2005.
Net income of $1,117,504 was reported for the second quarter, compared with a net loss of $538,541 in the same period a year ago. Net income for the six months ended September 30, 2006 totaled $894,550, compared with a net loss of $524,054 for the same period in 2005.
"It was a solid quarter in all respects," said Bondy Tan, President and CEO of Global Innovative. "Our revenues have increased dramatically year-over-year and quarter-over-quarter, supported by strong results from our recent acquisitions in the lighting products and services segment. We have rapidly established a strong position in the provision of lighting products and services within our key markets of Hong Kong, Macau, China and Singapore, and we look forward to continuing the strong sales momentum we have created over the past few months. Our organization executed well during our second quarter, which also enabled us to turn the corner into positive earnings."
Continued Mr. Tan, "Our wholly owned subsidiary, Lightscape Technologies (Macau) Ltd., successfully completed a major, multi-phase lighting solutions project for the Galaxy StarWorld Hotel and Casino in Macau during our fiscal Q2. The showpieces of the project are the large outdoor and indoor high resolution LED video walls. The LED video walls are controlled by our proprietary software, the AI-One Multimedia and Video Show Control System, licensed to the casino owner. This software enables the walls to display creative lighting effects in various patterns and colors, transforming the casino into an architainment landmark in Macau. Based on the influx of new enquiries Lightscape Technologies (Macau) Ltd. has received since the Galaxy StarWorld Hotel and Casino opened in October 2006, we expect that our work will serve as a springboard to additional lighting contract opportunities with other casino developments in Macau. As evidence of this, Lightscape Technologies (Macau) Ltd. has been invited by Galaxy Entertainment Group Limited to submit a bid to provide lighting solutions for its next major project, the 1,500-room luxury hotel and casino Galaxy Cotai Mega Resort in Macau."
Concluded Mr. Tan, "We are pleased with our performance in our fiscal Q2 ended September 30, 2006, and we look forward to delivering additional world-class lighting solutions to major developments during the remainder of our fiscal 2007."
About Global Innovative
Global Innovative Systems Inc. (OTCBB: GBSY) delivers customized energy management solutions, lighting products, innovative lighting solutions and construction services. Since 1999, over 100 commercial, industrial, government and multi-residential clients have benefited from Global Innovative's solutions. Through wholly owned subsidiary Tech Team Holdings Limited, Global Innovative provides total energy management products and solutions, which optimize energy consumption, lower costs, and enhance competitiveness for clients. Through subsidiary Beijing Illumination (Hong Kong) Limited, Global Innovative manufactures and sells HID (High-Intensity Discharge) lighting products and Ultra High-Pressure Mercury Lamps. Through wholly owned subsidiary Lightscape Technologies (Macau) Ltd., Global Innovative provides full service lighting design solutions including LED video walls, interior set design and fabrication, computer-controlled special effects, intelligent lighting, laser and multimedia technologies. Through joint venture subsidiary Pro Shing Construction Team Macau Limited, Global Innovative provides a comprehensive range of design and build services for major development projects, including site foundation construction, building construction and fitting-out work. Our headquarters are in Hong Kong, and we have offices in Singapore, China, Macau and Canada.
MDVX MDVX MDVX MDVX...Everybody ..say with me.!!!
COFF: only 551,000 O/S Acquired a Chinese Company
COFF: Agreement to Acquire Taiyuan Rongan Business Trading Company in China
Friday , December 15, 2006 08:23ET
By Fain Hughes, fhughes@knobias.com
Croff Enterprises, Inc. (COFF) announced that it has signed an Agreement to acquire Taiyuan Rongan Business Trading Company, located in Taiyuan, Shanxi Province, China, in a stock for stock exchange. TRBT operates six shopping malls in the city of Taiyuan, China, of which it has 76% ownership. If approved, the business of Croff will change from oil and gas production to the building and operation of shopping malls in China. The Agreement provides for Croff to issue 11,144,150 common shares (92.5% of outstanding common shares after closing) to the TRBT shareholders for 80% of TRBT.
COFF: Only 551,000 O/S
COFF: Agreement to Acquire Taiyuan Rongan Business Trading Company in China
Friday , December 15, 2006 08:23ET
By Fain Hughes, fhughes@knobias.com
Croff Enterprises, Inc. (COFF) announced that it has signed an Agreement to acquire Taiyuan Rongan Business Trading Company, located in Taiyuan, Shanxi Province, China, in a stock for stock exchange. TRBT operates six shopping malls in the city of Taiyuan, China, of which it has 76% ownership. If approved, the business of Croff will change from oil and gas production to the building and operation of shopping malls in China. The Agreement provides for Croff to issue 11,144,150 common shares (92.5% of outstanding common shares after closing) to the TRBT shareholders for 80% of TRBT.
COFF: Agreement to Acquire Taiyuan Rongan Business Trading Company in China
Friday , December 15, 2006 08:23ET
By Fain Hughes, fhughes@knobias.com
Croff Enterprises, Inc. (COFF) announced that it has signed an Agreement to acquire Taiyuan Rongan Business Trading Company, located in Taiyuan, Shanxi Province, China, in a stock for stock exchange. TRBT operates six shopping malls in the city of Taiyuan, China, of which it has 76% ownership. If approved, the business of Croff will change from oil and gas production to the building and operation of shopping malls in China. The Agreement provides for Croff to issue 11,144,150 common shares (92.5% of outstanding common shares after closing) to the TRBT shareholders for 80% of TRBT.
Should come back very soon.
Stockdoctor has been big on this one and he said, it will come down today and would have a buying opportunity.
MDVX preparing for a BIG BANG. Buyout happening soon !
Wishful Thinking !
Never gonna happen..20% drop he he he
Its gonna consolidate between 1.90 and 2.00 for few more days and then one day BOOM
STCA Earnings are going to increase from $647,000 to 2.2 Million
Statmon Technologies Corp. (OTCBB:STCA) - Friday's shares increased 12.31% over open to $0.730. The volume was at 187,399. In the recently announced quarter ending September 30, 2006, Statmon Technologies Corp. more than doubled its sales, achieving sequential and year over year revenue gains of 156% and 108%, respectively, with quarterly revenues of $647,000. This gain in revenue was partially attributable to the Company's agreement with MediaFLO USA, a wholly owned subsidiary of QUALCOMM Incorporated, as reported in Form 8K filings dated September 15, 2006 and October 4, 2006, respectively, and partially from increased international broadcast activity. Looking toward the current quarter ending December 31, 2006, Statmon Technologies anticipates reporting revenues in the range of $2.2 million and an operating profit in excess of $1.0 million largely attributable to its agreement with MediaFLO USA. To date, Statmon Technologies has shipped software and hardware on schedule for numerous MediaFLO USA sites. Statmon Technologies domestic and international broadcast sales continue to be strong in the quarter ending December 31, 2006.
Statmon Technologies Corporation located in Los Angeles, CA, Statmon Technologies Corp. is a leading software application and integration technologies development company providing state-of-the-art remote control, monitoring and facilities management solutions for a range of industries including broadcast, power management, telecommunications and data facilities management. Statmon has over 10 years' experience in the provision of multiple site, remote control, monitoring and automation for major clients including: GE Capital's NBC TV Network, Viacom's CBS Television, Disney's ABC Network and Harris Corporation.
STCA Earnings are going to increase from $647,000 to 2.2 Million
Statmon Technologies Corp. (OTCBB:STCA) - Friday's shares increased 12.31% over open to $0.730. The volume was at 187,399. In the recently announced quarter ending September 30, 2006, Statmon Technologies Corp. more than doubled its sales, achieving sequential and year over year revenue gains of 156% and 108%, respectively, with quarterly revenues of $647,000. This gain in revenue was partially attributable to the Company's agreement with MediaFLO USA, a wholly owned subsidiary of QUALCOMM Incorporated, as reported in Form 8K filings dated September 15, 2006 and October 4, 2006, respectively, and partially from increased international broadcast activity. Looking toward the current quarter ending December 31, 2006, Statmon Technologies anticipates reporting revenues in the range of $2.2 million and an operating profit in excess of $1.0 million largely attributable to its agreement with MediaFLO USA. To date, Statmon Technologies has shipped software and hardware on schedule for numerous MediaFLO USA sites. Statmon Technologies domestic and international broadcast sales continue to be strong in the quarter ending December 31, 2006.
Statmon Technologies Corporation located in Los Angeles, CA, Statmon Technologies Corp. is a leading software application and integration technologies development company providing state-of-the-art remote control, monitoring and facilities management solutions for a range of industries including broadcast, power management, telecommunications and data facilities management. Statmon has over 10 years' experience in the provision of multiple site, remote control, monitoring and automation for major clients including: GE Capital's NBC TV Network, Viacom's CBS Television, Disney's ABC Network and Harris Corporation.
STCA is HOT HOT HOT
Statmon Technologies Corp. (OTCBB:STCA) - Friday's shares increased 12.31% over open to $0.730. The volume was at 187,399. In the recently announced quarter ending September 30, 2006, Statmon Technologies Corp. more than doubled its sales, achieving sequential and year over year revenue gains of 156% and 108%, respectively, with quarterly revenues of $647,000. This gain in revenue was partially attributable to the Company's agreement with MediaFLO USA, a wholly owned subsidiary of QUALCOMM Incorporated, as reported in Form 8K filings dated September 15, 2006 and October 4, 2006, respectively, and partially from increased international broadcast activity. Looking toward the current quarter ending December 31, 2006, Statmon Technologies anticipates reporting revenues in the range of $2.2 million and an operating profit in excess of $1.0 million largely attributable to its agreement with MediaFLO USA. To date, Statmon Technologies has shipped software and hardware on schedule for numerous MediaFLO USA sites. Statmon Technologies domestic and international broadcast sales continue to be strong in the quarter ending December 31, 2006.
Statmon Technologies Corporation located in Los Angeles, CA, Statmon Technologies Corp. is a leading software application and integration technologies development company providing state-of-the-art remote control, monitoring and facilities management solutions for a range of industries including broadcast, power management, telecommunications and data facilities management. Statmon has over 10 years' experience in the provision of multiple site, remote control, monitoring and automation for major clients including: GE Capital's NBC TV Network, Viacom's CBS Television, Disney's ABC Network and Harris Corporation.