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im a survivor

05/01/06 2:16 AM

#4595 RE: raggs #4591

I agree....but APO is not the company that is going to take macro and blow away the goliaths in VOIP..read one of my earlier posts in which I listed the players in VOIP...anybody that thinks a company like apo, one day this biz model, next day a medical co., next day a holding co...no way will they take macro and compete with the goliaths....best thing, imo, is for them to get macro on the hands of a big boy or medium boy that will work with the goliaths or at least have the ability to get a piece of the pie in areas they already dominate or are involved in....too many players want in on that VOIP Pie for JP to pull this deal with a company that has no chance, imo, of making macro work and compete with the big boys.....Admitt it...didnt everybody expect them to sell out to a legit company that had the ability to take macro and run with it? And with all the war chests of CASH the medium and bigger players had, they sold out to a troubled subpenny with no chance imo, of getting any of the VOIP pie...look at APO and explain how exactly that joke of a company, along with JP are going to accomplish that? Good night all......

<<So, do you mean VOIP/Macro is a failing technology? I think VOIP is going to be big.... >>


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wolfandbear

05/01/06 9:31 AM

#4597 RE: raggs #4591

ton of VOIP cos have come and gone.. IIP (forget what previous ticker was) was busted from the Nasdaq down to the pinks.. now recovering on Amex but it took a couple years.. MCLD was a huge co. that went belly up.. I got out waaaaaayyyyyy back @ .70.. now its a double sub probably with so much debt stilll that no one wants to touch em.. every one and his brother has been trying to carve a niche in this market for years, but if I was in VOIP long term it would be with someone like Avaya (AV) which would have good a couple years ago but has a hard time gaining ground.. the cable companies are the players that will be successful.. not someone like APOA.. I DO look at certain things sometimes.. glancing at current ratios tells me that APOA is in trouble (around .7).. I need to look no further than the simple assets/liabilities.. JPHC ratio is somewhere around .3.. in other words they can pay the bills for 3 mos.. point is. the market is saturated with these dinky companies.. EAG would have been a good play.. this was a hype play that went bad.. personally Im not convinced the deal will go through.. if not consumated by MAy 30, either party can back out.. and IF it goes through, Im pretty sure we will see a PR stating shares will be tradeable due to exemption being granted.. Dont kid yourself though.. Id be willing to be bet we see APOA shares advance, thereby giving us less shares initially, then APOA tanks.. shrewd shrewd shrewd.. but Im ridin along just in case.. I sure as hell wouldnt have plunked 20 gs down on this.. If I lose the few k I have in it, so be it.. its anyones guess what will happen..