Replies to post #1781 on Calypso Wireless (fka CLYW)

[plaintif2000]

Comparison to TASR cont

TASR < 1Mil unit potential market in US alone
CLYW > 100Mil unit potential market in US alone

TASR ~ 1000 dollars per unit
CLYW ~ 100 dollars per unit

TASR ~ 1/5 to 1/10 year unit turn over
CLYW ~ 1/1 to 1/2 year unit turn over

Thus one can reason that CLYW has in us alone AT LEAST
50 times the PEAK revenue over TASR

This does not include licensing nor insurance factors (the
latter highly impacting on TASR), nor does it take Switch
sales into account.

Finally though TASR is greatly ahead of CLYW at this point in
time, CLYW will at some point zoom past TASR and ultimately
penetrate into larger revenue streams much more quickly
because CLYW will be compelling to consumers across a wide
range of demographics

(Please, the heart of the CLYW board is getting all clogged up
feed her well with nourishing posts and she will flourish
to all our benefit)

[beanitto]

I think it is best to not respond to pie in the sky predictions because according to the Toss rules that is a violation. I guess it's not a violation if you're long on Calypso!
I'll repeat one more time for all to hear. Calypso is a pink sheet company with little to no money and no sugar daddy big company is going to give money to Calypso and make them a viable entity. It just is not going to happen. I suppose hell may freeze over someday but it won't happen until the next Ice-age if ever, just like Calypso making it big.
The above is just my prediction and I have been known to be wrong on more than one occasion.
Good luck to all longs and may all your investments be profitable.

[Michael Allard]

The 5 Mill:

All - I have heard this board mention that the CEO is putting up the 5 Mill and that this is something to rejoice. If he does put in the money, do you think he is putting it up for nothing? Do you think he just wants to preserve YOUR investment in CLYW for your well being?

IF he is putting in the 5 Mill, and there is no one else willing to invest, he is taking our equity away from us, in some way shape or form. It is either a convertable note, or backed by warrants or shares, or something. But one thing for certain, he does not put 5 Mill in this company and get nothing.