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WYY:AMEX $.71 + $.07 In hot cybersecurity field
-Confirmed $55 Million 2012 revenue,. Q4 2012 will be second straight quarter of record revenies.
-Revenue growth will increase margins to 50% to 60% as development cost are spread out adding to the bottom line.
-Jan Federal TEMS activity highest in two years.
- Working with someone to expand internationally.
Will make announcements in two weeks and the rest of the year on new sales and marketing efforts.
-Drug Enforcement Agency expansion.
CEO really believes that their new platform in the commercial area has the most potential for growth.
WYY:AMEX $.71 + $.07 In hot cybersecurity field
-Confirmed $55 Million 2012 revenue,. Q4 2012 will be second straight quarter of record revenies.
-Revenue growth will increase margins to 50% to 60% as development cost are spread out adding to the bottom line.
-Jan Federal TEMS activity highest in two years.
- Working with someone to expand internationally.
Will make announcements in two weeks and the rest of the year on new sales and marketing efforts.
-Drug Enforcement Agency expansion.
CEO really believes that their new platform in the commercial area has the most potential for growth.
WYY:AMEX $.71 + $.07 going much higher
-In hot cybersecurity field
-Confirmed $55 Million 2012 revenue,. Q4 2012 will be second straight quarter of record revenies.
-Revenue growth will increase margins to 50% to 60% as development cost are spread out adding to the bottom line.
-Jan Federal TEMS activity highest in two years.
- Working with someone to expand internationally.
Will make announcements in two weeks and the rest of the year on new sales and marketing efforts.
-Drug Enforcement Agency expansion.
CEO really believes that their new platform in the commercial area has the most potential for growth.
Yes, the difference this time is CEO clearly and unuequivocally said actual sales were huge (October)
DYNT looks interesting, 1.6 MM float, earnings tomorrow, sales increasing, new products. Here is good SA article.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/1074511-why-dynatronics-is-the-next-highflier?source=yahoo
DYNT looks interesting, 1.6 MM float, earnings tomorrow, sales increasing, new products. Here is good SA article.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/1074511-why-dynatronics-is-the-next-highflier?source=yahoo
Not trying to "sell" you or anyone else on CRME, posted it as an idea.
Good luck.
Your entitled to that, but CRME does have an approved drug now, its all in the Yahoo news filings.
CRME breaking out. Trades at $.48 with $.60 per share cash.
-$.48 close on Friday, $.60 per share net cash
-Insiders have recently bought 2 MM shares (not on Yahoo, posted on SEDAR Canadian filings).
-Has an FDA approved drug.
Not too many bios with an approved drug trading below cash these days.
GENE:NASDAQ 240% sales increase from prior quarter not posted on Yahoo yet
http://www.gtglabs.com.au/images/stories/ASX_Quarterly_Reports_-_31_December_2012.pdf
Thanks, good to see some civil people on this board.
I think MOTR IPO'd around $10 a few years back and rhats when Ichan made his initial investment.
Carl is MOTR's Sugar Daddy.
PIP up 15% $1.38 should run to $2 by January court date
In 2011, the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) awarded SIGA a base contract for the initial procurement of 1.7 million treatment courses of its smallpox drug. The five-year base contract award is valued at $433 million, of which approximately $412.5 million is for purchase of the product. If you do the math, PIP would be entitled to approximately $200 million. Furthermore, in May 2011, SIGA estimated that if the government were to purchase an additional 12 million treatment courses of its smallpox drug the total value for the current U.S. market, including the initial base contract for 1.7 million courses of therapy, could be approximately $2.8 billion.
Currently PIP only has a little more than 48 million shares outstanding, so the upside is substantial. Even if SIGA does not receive any additional orders beyond the initial BARDA contract for $400 million, PIP stand to potentially receive almost $4 per share in proceeds
SA: Why MOTR ($.75) should be $3
http://seekingalpha.com/article/1023941-why-motricity-should-be-trading-at-3?source=yahoo
Tough crowd here.
Perhaps someone will agree with Carl Ichan who invested $28 MM MOTR is a good buy, but somehow I doubt it.
littlejohn your DD skills aren't the greatest. NVTL has been close to EBITDA positive for the last year and all the negatives have been pricec in and then some.
You ain't gonna catch a company with $400 MM sales trading at half liquid asset value and forecasting a much better 2013, lower.
If you think stating a clear balance sheet fact is "pumping"
Get a life......
NVTL $1.26, $2.40 per share cash and liquid assets, no debt, $400 MM annual sales. Will rebound very fast after being kicked out of index. 3 new products being rolled out, CEO said Q1 2013 will be stronger.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bs?s=NVTL
NVTL $1.26, $2.40 per share cash and liquid assets, no debt, $400 MM annual sales. Will rebound very fast after being kicked out of index. 3 new products being rolled out, CEO said Q1 2013 will be stronger.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bs?s=NVTL
Seeking Alpha $3 target for MOTR($.61)
Motricity (MOTR) recently made the headlines and enjoyed a nice 60% rally on news that famed corporate takeover artist Carl Icahn increased his ownership in the mobile advertising company to approximately 32%. With mobile advertising garnering the news of stocks like Google (GOOG) and Facebook (FB), it seems Motricity may be finally ready for its turn in the sun.
But the stock has recently retraced that large move off the Icahn news despite posting a profitable quarter. Motricity posted an EPS of 1 cent per share on revenues of $23m. Additionally they posted positive operating cash flow of $1.3m. The trend over the last four quarters of reduced losses and now a profit should not be overlooked. Motricity has been able to turn a profit at its lowest revenue in years right at the beginning of a boom in it mobile advertising. This coupled with the recent $28m infusion from Carl Icahn leaves Motricity in an enviable position going into 2013.
Mobile advertising is becoming the key focus for social media companies right now and will be a big theme in 2013. A simple look at the Yahoo Finance profile for the company reveals why - Motricity empowers mobile operators, brands and advertising agencies to maximize the reach and economic potential of the mobile ecosystem through the delivery of relevance-driven merchandising, marketing and advertising solutions.
Motricity leverages advanced predictive analytics capabilities to deliver the right content, to the right person at the right time. Motricity's unique combination of technology, mobile-expertise and go-to-market approach delivers return-on-investment for our mobile operator, brand and advertising agency customers.
The stock has been in a freefall over the last 18 months falling from $6 to the recent lows at 40c but is has now put in a very nice chart bottom and has begun to move into an uptrend. The 200 day MA at 77c now is the next area of resistance to watch. A break of this will set the stage for a move to the $1+ level. For long term investors at a valuation of $3 per share Motricity would be still considered cheap in comparison to its peers now that they are profitable.
With the successes of Icahn and his recent double down on Motricity we believe traders should pay close attention to this stock. There is much to like with the Motricity story both as a value play into 2013 as well as a play on the explosion in mobile advertising. The future looks very bright for this small cap mobile advertising stock.
Seeking Alpha $3 target for MOTR($.61)
Motricity (MOTR) recently made the headlines and enjoyed a nice 60% rally on news that famed corporate takeover artist Carl Icahn increased his ownership in the mobile advertising company to approximately 32%. With mobile advertising garnering the news of stocks like Google (GOOG) and Facebook (FB), it seems Motricity may be finally ready for its turn in the sun.
But the stock has recently retraced that large move off the Icahn news despite posting a profitable quarter. Motricity posted an EPS of 1 cent per share on revenues of $23m. Additionally they posted positive operating cash flow of $1.3m. The trend over the last four quarters of reduced losses and now a profit should not be overlooked. Motricity has been able to turn a profit at its lowest revenue in years right at the beginning of a boom in it mobile advertising. This coupled with the recent $28m infusion from Carl Icahn leaves Motricity in an enviable position going into 2013.
Mobile advertising is becoming the key focus for social media companies right now and will be a big theme in 2013. A simple look at the Yahoo Finance profile for the company reveals why - Motricity empowers mobile operators, brands and advertising agencies to maximize the reach and economic potential of the mobile ecosystem through the delivery of relevance-driven merchandising, marketing and advertising solutions.
Motricity leverages advanced predictive analytics capabilities to deliver the right content, to the right person at the right time. Motricity's unique combination of technology, mobile-expertise and go-to-market approach delivers return-on-investment for our mobile operator, brand and advertising agency customers.
The stock has been in a freefall over the last 18 months falling from $6 to the recent lows at 40c but is has now put in a very nice chart bottom and has begun to move into an uptrend. The 200 day MA at 77c now is the next area of resistance to watch. A break of this will set the stage for a move to the $1+ level. For long term investors at a valuation of $3 per share Motricity would be still considered cheap in comparison to its peers now that they are profitable.
With the successes of Icahn and his recent double down on Motricity we believe traders should pay close attention to this stock. There is much to like with the Motricity story both as a value play into 2013 as well as a play on the explosion in mobile advertising. The future looks very bright for this small cap mobile advertising stock.
Seeking Alpha $3 target for MOTR($.61)
Motricity (MOTR) recently made the headlines and enjoyed a nice 60% rally on news that famed corporate takeover artist Carl Icahn increased his ownership in the mobile advertising company to approximately 32%. With mobile advertising garnering the news of stocks like Google (GOOG) and Facebook (FB), it seems Motricity may be finally ready for its turn in the sun.
But the stock has recently retraced that large move off the Icahn news despite posting a profitable quarter. Motricity posted an EPS of 1 cent per share on revenues of $23m. Additionally they posted positive operating cash flow of $1.3m. The trend over the last four quarters of reduced losses and now a profit should not be overlooked. Motricity has been able to turn a profit at its lowest revenue in years right at the beginning of a boom in it mobile advertising. This coupled with the recent $28m infusion from Carl Icahn leaves Motricity in an enviable position going into 2013.
Mobile advertising is becoming the key focus for social media companies right now and will be a big theme in 2013. A simple look at the Yahoo Finance profile for the company reveals why - Motricity empowers mobile operators, brands and advertising agencies to maximize the reach and economic potential of the mobile ecosystem through the delivery of relevance-driven merchandising, marketing and advertising solutions.
Motricity leverages advanced predictive analytics capabilities to deliver the right content, to the right person at the right time. Motricity's unique combination of technology, mobile-expertise and go-to-market approach delivers return-on-investment for our mobile operator, brand and advertising agency customers.
The stock has been in a freefall over the last 18 months falling from $6 to the recent lows at 40c but is has now put in a very nice chart bottom and has begun to move into an uptrend. The 200 day MA at 77c now is the next area of resistance to watch. A break of this will set the stage for a move to the $1+ level. For long term investors at a valuation of $3 per share Motricity would be still considered cheap in comparison to its peers now that they are profitable.
With the successes of Icahn and his recent double down on Motricity we believe traders should pay close attention to this stock. There is much to like with the Motricity story both as a value play into 2013 as well as a play on the explosion in mobile advertising. The future looks very bright for this small cap mobile advertising stock.
Seeking Alpha: EWhy MOTR should b$3
http://seekingalpha.com/article/1023941-why-motricity-should-be-trading-at-3?source=yahoo
NVTL:NASDAQ $1.25, $1.8 per share cash, $2.40 / share net liquid assets
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bs?s=NVTL
NVTL is another example of tax selling on steroids. Q4 will be wesk, but in earnings CC they said 2013 Q1 wil be much better as new products take hold.
Should bounce just like OCLR which I bought at $1.25.
$5 easily attainable. There propertoes worth 1.5 billion based on Eagle Ford going rate of $10000 per acre.
hen are FFEX earnings?
MOTR actually gad $2 MM EBITDA last Q to put this in context
As of the second quarter 2012, Motricity has announced four consecutive quarters of revenue decline and four consecutive quarters of decreasing net losses.
MOTR is the best penny stock value in the world is all I can say, no other pennies have billionaires investing in them.
I will be buying more Monday. A very conservatvie valuation for MOTR is $1.50 at 8 x EBITDA, but with the new growyth initiatives and the hot sector could see $2 easily.
November low float mania: STXS is my pick
STXS has a 4.5 MM float and a fund just disclosed they own 1.6 million.
STXS was a $30 stock last year and is now in better shape than ever.
Medical robotics sector is huge. HNSN has over a $100 MM market cap and STXS is way better.
I have a ton of MOTR, $2 would be nice.
But I ill settle for$1.50.
MOTR Partnership with FACEBOOK? From last earnings release:
We believe that Motricity is now poised to take advantage of new market opportunities. Looking ahead, we plan to make announcements that reflect the sharpened focus of our organization around mobile solutions in the carrier, media and enterprise areas. This will include the unveiling of new brand identities, new platform releases and a strengthened product roadmap spanning mobile advertising solutions and mobile site and application design," concluded Mr. Smith.
Thanks. MOTR is jsut starting, its a Facebook sympathy play and Carl Ichan is the Sugar Daddy now owns over 30%.
MOTR %.76 AH after my call at $.55, $1 ++ by November.
FFEX: which presentation was guidace pulled?
http://financials.ffex.net/events.cfm
the ones here show teh same 5 -7 MM EBITDA guidsance
Hope some of you got in along with Carl Ichan. Will be $1 before you know it.
wouldn't their guidance have accounted for seasonal spike in fuel costs?
Is BK possible?
Dodn'y think so but shareholder always last to know.
MOTR $.52 Carl Ichan just invested $28 milion, Face book play
I start MOTR with a super no brainer buy recommendation:
-Carl Ichan just increased his stake to 30%. Not too many penny stocks with billionaires investing.
-MOTR is a Facebook play. Before the Facebook IPO when Facebook mania was at its peak MOTR exploded to $1.50 range.
-MOTR has slashed costs and is now EBITDA positive.
Facebook is on track to 1 billion in mobile ad revenue and has 600 million mobile users which is rapidly climbing. No wonder Icahn increased his stake buy 31%. Mobile advertising is not going anywhere and will soon be the #1 way to reach customers. just like the smartphone killed the PC, mobile adds will kill TV and internet advertising. Im going to enjoy the ride. GLTA
MOTR $.52 Carl Ichan just invested $28 milion, Face book play
I start MOTR with a super no brainer buy recommendation:
-Carl Ichan just increased his stake to 30%. Not too many penny stocks with billionaires investing.
-MOTR is a Facebook play. Before the Facebook IPO when Facebook mania was at its peak MOTR exploded to $1.50 range.
-MOTR has slashed costs and is now EBITDA positive.
Facebook is on track to 1 billion in mobile ad revenue and has 600 million mobile users which is rapidly climbing. No wonder Icahn increased his stake buy 31%. Mobile advertising is not going anywhere and will soon be the #1 way to reach customers. just like the smartphone killed the PC, mobile adds will kill TV and internet advertising. Im going to enjoy the ride. GLTA