Friday, September 10, 2004 8:26:47 PM
you wrote: "I do agree that more announcements of the type we have already seen will have diminishing returns."
that's one way of stating it.
There are only a handful of wavoids that use, or even own any of Wave's stuff (prolly a few more have an old haup card).
More voids prolly have a "Back on the Nasdaq" T-Shirt than have bought any Wave stuff.
Wave hasn't even stated whether Wave uses Wave's stuff yet.
Wave did $2k per month last Q.
Even if they "start" selling something (anything!) to someone, someday soon, the days of the "internet toll booth" & the "e-commerce cash register" are over irrespective of how many flags SKS plants IMO.
Wave will be lucky to survive & carve out a tiny niche IMO.
IMO wavoids will be lucky if ST Micro, NSM, AMD, INTC, IBM, or somebody, anybody offered $2 per share.
IMO $150M or so is an extremely fair price for the remnants of that "e-commerce cash register."
that's one way of stating it.
There are only a handful of wavoids that use, or even own any of Wave's stuff (prolly a few more have an old haup card).
More voids prolly have a "Back on the Nasdaq" T-Shirt than have bought any Wave stuff.
Wave hasn't even stated whether Wave uses Wave's stuff yet.
Wave did $2k per month last Q.
Even if they "start" selling something (anything!) to someone, someday soon, the days of the "internet toll booth" & the "e-commerce cash register" are over irrespective of how many flags SKS plants IMO.
Wave will be lucky to survive & carve out a tiny niche IMO.
IMO wavoids will be lucky if ST Micro, NSM, AMD, INTC, IBM, or somebody, anybody offered $2 per share.
IMO $150M or so is an extremely fair price for the remnants of that "e-commerce cash register."
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