Neomedia weitere 100% Gewinn in Aussicht!?!
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Gruß BarCode
Gruss RG
MONDAY , NOVEMBER 17, 2003 11:08 AM
NeoMedia Technologies Inc filed a NT 10-Q today delaying its financial results for the quarter ended September 30, 2003. The Company expects to report net sales of approximately $461,000 for the three months ended September 30, 2003, as compared to net sales of $3,404,000 for the three months ended September 30, 2002. The Company expects to report a net loss of approximately $2,205,000, or $0.01 per share, for the three months ended September 30, 2003, as compared to a net loss of $773,000, or $0.03 per share, for the three months ended September 30, 2002.
B.
"IMO the fix is in...keep an eye on the trades
Im sure the SEC is..two minutes before the
bell trades BUYS for 100,000 and 87,000..find the
names behind those trades and you will
find a good story...nobody buys like with
only the public info we have..SB-2 out
last friday was a crash for any stock..
the 10Q out this friday should have dumped
this stock under .10 easy..it may just be
the MMs but I smell a rat.."
oder
"I guess we should remember at $1 there is no real
dilution from the financing agreement. Which would be a major plus and may be why management could be so positive on valuation. We are only at 16 cents but has drifted down on virtually no volume, so I expect a big pop on the 10q filing(Expect more than most on the good news surrounding the filing). I realize that most 10q's are worded negatively to protect companies. Think we'll be surprised."
Das klingt doch schon vielversprechend oder ?
By Matt Krantz, USA TODAY
Q: What do you think about NeoMedia Technologies and their PaperClick patents?
A: NeoMedia Technologies makes a variety of corporate storage and data backup products, but seems to be focusing most on its PaperClick technology. This technology allows a person that's reading a newspaper, for instance, to scan a small bar code that's printed in the story with their computer. The Web browser on the computer will then be directed to a specific Web site that either contains more information pertaining to an article or to an advertiser. The company says it has developed similar technology that works with camera cell phones and some handheld computers.
This may be interesting technology, but this is probably not the right investment for most. For one, this type of technology has been tried and failed before: There was a similar technology called "Cue Cat" that never caught on despite the hype. It didn't even work after Forbes magazine started to print the "Cue Cat" bar codes after most of its stories. You can read about the Cue Cat at digitalconvergence.com.
Fans of NeoMedia say this time is different. The company's technology can be used in retail to help retailers better track their products, they insist. The company said it is working with Amazon.com, for instance, to develop technology that will link cell phone users to the online bookseller. That may be so. But this stock isn't for most people. For another reason, it doesn't trade on a major exchange. The stock was trading for just 12 cents a share on the bulletin board, which is a largely unregulated exchange that isn't an appropriate place for most individual investors.
Quelle: http://www.usatoday.com/tech/techinvestor/...003-11-14-ask-matt_x.htm