Not sure what's up, news anyone? Check out the chart it looks great!
Posted by darhym on :
Good volume building here, iFlub I box says 58 mil shares are pending cancellation.
Posted by darhym on :
Sorry 56 mil pending cancellation. OS= 605 mil.
Posted by darhym on :
.0007 x .0008 ACtion is tightening up a bit...
Posted by tmanfromtexas on :
UP a little bit. .0009/.0011 TMAN...
Posted by darhym on :
Wow -40% today, gotta love the subbers lol
Posted by darhym on :
Held support, might make a move yet
Posted by darhym on :
some profit taking on the move from .0004 to .0012, i sold some in there, not gonna lie lol.But the two red days, volume was lighter and we'll see if it bounces off .0006 and keeps moving up.
Posted by littlefish on :
I don't see any clear sign of a reversal, but if it starts moving up, it's in a solid position
Posted by rdweinert on :
keep an eye on this one today....
Posted by darhym on :
Bump
Posted by darhym on :
Hit .0009 , busy day so far today, but right now .0006 x .0007
Posted by darhym on :
Filings are all up to date but no news. CYCA chart has the type of layout to go to .01 or .012 if some news hit, I'm not letting mine go
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Cytta Acquires Experienced Officers to Advance Home Based Healthcare Project
SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwire - 03/12/10) - Cytta Corp. (OTC.BB:CYCA - News) is pleased to announce that Mr. Gary Campbell has been appointed President and Secretary and has been elected to the Board of Directors to work with Mr. Stephen Spalding, the CEO. Mr. Campbell has many years of experience in the development and funding of leading edge medical technologies and a diverse background in public company administration, organization and operations.
Mr. Spalding, CEO, stated, "I am very excited to be working with Mr. Campbell again on a project which seeks to create alternative mechanisms for solving some of the most difficult medical issues of our times. We have a mutual belief and commitment that the application of the US entrepreneurial spirit and dedication, coupled with the tremendous technologies currently available, can allow us to constrain spiralling costs in the health care sector while delivering the potential for individual control of their health and welfare."
Under the new Board and Executive Team, Cytta will be seeking to advance the medical system and technologies currently licensed by the Company, and seeking other viable alternatives to increase shareholder value.
The Company feels that the judicious application of creative technologies to the Healthcare sector can help bend the long-term cost curve of health care in a more positive direction, while empowering each individual consumer to be in control of, and take responsibility for, their basic health care issues. We believe home and individually controlled and monitored health care will empower consumers, while creating better outcomes and a more rational allocation of their limited medical dollars.
The Company is also pleased to announce that Dr. Albert Cook, BA, MD, has joined the Board of Directors and has agreed to serve as Medical Director. Dr. Cook will provide advice and guidance in all areas related to medicine, medical technology, general technology and the Internet delivery of medical services.
Dr. Cook is also the creator and one of the driving forces behind the development of the ScreenMD medical service delivery web portal and associated technologies designed to deliver a range of medical services through the Internet. Dr. Cook has been owner and medical director of two large Health Care Surgicenters, both located in California.
Dr. Cook is recognized as one of the leading pain management practitioners in America. Dr. Cook has a Bachelor of Arts degree from UCLA and a Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of California at Irvine. Dr. Cook was originally a medical technician specializing in the development of new medical products. Dr. Cook is a former air national guard jet pilot and an avid private pilot.
It is important to recognize that when Baby Boomers start turning 65 in 2011, approximately 8,000 Americans will become Medicare eligible every single day. The US currently has 37 million people over age 65, a figure the Census Bureau projects will hit 67 million by 2020 and 71.5 million by 2030 -- nearly 20 percent of the U.S. population. At the same time, medical technology advances will continue to improve the survival rate of severely ill and injured patients, who then need home based health care, extensive therapy and nursing care.
Dr. Cook stated that, "Technically advanced telemedicine based home healthcare is an extremely cost-effective, yet significantly underutilized health care option for seniors on Medicare. With the current debate raging on how to constrain costs without cutting services, we feel that the only viable answer is to develop technologies and systems that deliver the information and control directly to consumers and their caregivers."
Additionally, Dr. Cook said, "In these times, it is crucially important that every taxpayer dollar is efficiently utilized. For basic health care, that means helping more Medicare patients receive the benefits of technically advanced home care systems, and online information and provider intervention, while expanding technical capacity to more economically accommodate their needs."
Contact: Contact:Cytta Corp.Corporate CommunicationsTim Burrows310 963 0462info@cytta.comwebsite: http://www.Cytta.com/ Posted by darhym on :
Cytta Appoints Exceptional Vice President and Director to Coordinate Medical Project
SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwire - 03/19/10) - Cytta Corp (OTC.BB:CYCA - News) is pleased to announce that Mr. Karl Harz B.Sc. (Marketing), MBA has been appointed Vice President Business Development and has been elected to the Board of Directors to work with Mr. Stephen Spalding the CEO.
Mr. Harz has many years of experience in the identification, negotiation and acquisition of a myriad of projects ranging from technology, real estate and most recently mining and resource. Mr. Harz with his wife Marilyn K. Harz RN, Ph.D. continue to work together in the development of medical products to better manage the healthcare needs of people with chronic conditions in preparation for healthcare reform.
The crucial involvement of Mr. Harz in Cytta allows us to further our mission to discover, acquire and develop technologically advanced products. Mr. Harz's involvement is related to our discussions with a major partner wishing to assist in the implementation of the home based medical testing systems previously acquired by the Company and currently described as the 'Advanced Medical Project.'
Given the interest currently being displayed in the tremendous savings this technology can deliver to the US Healthcare industry by both industry and government alike, and the Company's Officers knowledge of the field, the Company will hereafter be focusing its ongoing efforts upon implementing these technologies.
The Company also wishes to announce, that it will through the license agreement acquired from Lifespan Inc. continue to focus upon becoming the leading provider of Internet based home medical diagnostic and testing products. Additionally, the Company wishes to announce that Dr. Albert Cook BA, MD will not be joining the Board of Directors or serve as Medical Director as previously announced. Additionally, the Company will be ceasing all negotiations regarding the ScreenMD project.
The primary benefits of Cytta's medical model are clinical, resulting in superior patient outcomes, psychosocial, resulting in better patient satisfaction, and economic, resulting in significantly lower costs. The Advanced Medical system is focused upon connecting leading edge home based medical diagnostic and testing equipment securely through any wireless device to the client's Electronic Medical Record portal.
The medical peripherals and devices which the Company seeks to integrate are designed to simplify the collocation of medical data in the home and securely deliver the core medical data to web based medical portals. The system envisaged by the Company allows for easy access, review, and storage by the user and/or their designated medical professionals from anywhere in the world.
The Company seeks to develop its technological expertise, joint venture relationships and strategic alliances to positioned itself to become a leading integrator of Internet based medical diagnostic and testing products utilizing screen based wireless access devices to reach the ever-growing market segment requiring access to "instant medical testing" and "electronic diagnosis" products. Company management envisions explosive growth as the US moves towards more universal access to home based advanced medical evaluation systems and the current Health Care changes being proposed by Congress resolve into functional improvements.
Mr. Harz has maintained a California Real Estate Broker's License and has had a Series 22 and 63 licenses, a Life and Disability license and Variable Annuity License. Mr. Harz graduated from Fairleigh Dickinson University in Teaneck, N.J., with a Bachelor of Science in Marketing and a Masters in Business Administration in Management. While attending Farleigh on a full track and field scholarship, Mr. Harz won a National AAU title competing in the All-Arounds which awarded him recognition as being on the first team of the All American Men's Track and Field Outdoor Team.
Mr. Harz has previously been instrumental in the development and management of a major corporation, Transitional Housing Inc. (THI). THI was awarded a contract through the US Department of Justice for the housing of undocumented persons. This was a 300 bed contract requiring the development of a medical clinic for the healthcare needs, 24 hour security, transportation and legal assistance. Other contracts grossing over a billion dollars were awarded with the assistance of Mr. Harz for the housing and welfare of these groups of individuals across the United States.
Posted by darhym on :
"The crucial involvement of Mr. Harz in Cytta allows us to further our mission to discover, acquire and develop technologically advanced products. Mr. Harz's involvement is related to our discussions with a major partner wishing to assist in the implementation of the home based medical testing systems previously acquired by the Company and currently described as the 'Advanced Medical Project.' "
Posted by darhym on :
I'm finding some interesting tidbits regarding this last PR. I thought their devices were just the stationary PC/ phone type of deal, but it looks like the software extends to the wireless networks as well, which is huge.
"The Company seeks to develop its technological expertise, joint venture relationships and strategic alliances to positioned itself to become a leading integrator of Internet based medical diagnostic and testing products utilizing screen based wireless access devices to reach the ever-growing market segment requiring access to "instant medical testing" and "electronic diagnosis" products. "
Posted by darhym on :
Its wierd, they spread it out .001 x .003 and someone is loading the boat at .0017, oh correction it just jumped to .0018. I think peeps are beginning to see the potential in this play.
Posted by darhym on :
No one else enjoting this? Hit .0033 today! I had to sell some, but still holding 400 K
Posted by darhym on :
.0039 5 bagger for me so far awww cmon peeps humor me, I don't nail these that oft!
Posted by Homersbud on :
Damn, nice call! Wish I checked in here earlier..lol
Posted by darhym on :
I sold some of my .0007's today Posted by darhym on :
thanks homer it's nice to be right once in a while lol
Posted by Chi-Trade on :
i sold at 2. fml...whatever, i broke even from a WHILE ago.
Posted by darhym on :
tons of churning between .0032 and .004 today, looking very healthy.
Posted by darhym on :
Strong day after a couple days of profit taking, I predict tomorrow more consolidation in the .0024- .0035 range, with steady volume. With partner/contract news, it could close substantially higher.
Posted by Burberry Boy on :
Great call Darhym!
i played this one a few times last week and then waited for the pullback.
re-bought this today at .0025 and some at the close at .0031.
tommorow it should continue its rise imo
GL
Posted by darhym on :
Setting up for another breakout IMO, reloading some shares here
Posted by darhym on :
I'd love to see it close right where it is for a nice pennant breakout next week!
Posted by darhym on :
Anyone back in? Running here again today.
Posted by darhym on :
93% bounce
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Cytta Seeking Acquisitions for Home Healthcare Model and Adds Strategic Advisors
CYCA.OB
Monday April 12, 2010, 8:00 am EDT SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwire - 04/12/10) - Cytta Corp.'s (OTC.BB:CYCA - News) CEO, Mr. Stephen Spalding, wishes to announce that Cytta is diligently striving to develop and introduce a comprehensive home based healthcare system that will address the numerous failings and weaknesses of our current system, such as paper-based systems, aging populations, and increasing rates of chronic disease that are overwhelming even the most efficient health care systems. To further our objectives, the Company is currently negotiating with three different organizations to complete the integration of their very crucial elements into our current technologies and model.
Cytta feels that selected technologies have the potential to move health care to a more proactive, consumer-centric model of care, capable of improving the cost, quality, and accessibility of health care services.
We feel home-based systems are a particularly promising application of health technology. Many remote home health care systems allow individuals to personalize and customize devices, with the goal of enabling greater patient freedom, reducing costs, and improving the ability for patients to be able to follow the wellness and treatment plans created for them by their medical practitioners. As such, Cytta is focused on viewing the home as a locus for health care innovation that may, in the future, compete with the hospital.
We are hoping to implement technology systems that encourage long term care patients (e.g. seniors and those with chronic illnesses) to maintain their physical fitness, nutrition, social activity, and cognitive engagement, so they may function independently in their own homes, for as long as possible, can help to address the social and financial burdens of an aging population.
It is important to understand that the potential savings from implementing limited home based healthcare systems are huge. Limited implementation that would clear up a lot of the errors and redundant testing that currently plague medicine, an improvement that the Center for IT Leadership estimates could save up to $44 billion a year.
It should be realized that recent advances in device connectivity, sensor technology, computing power and the development of complex algorithms for processing health-related data are paving the way for the delivery of innovative long-term health care services in the home in the future. Given the demographics of our rapidly aging population, and rapidly escalating healthcare costs there is a critical need for such innovations if we are to expect a reasonable quality of care at an affordable price.
Our new Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) created an urgency to make providing and managing health care more affordable, with the White House pointing to Congressional Budget Office predictions that 25 percent of our gross domestic product would go toward health care in 2025 if the status quo persisted. We believe that home healthcare, digitization and interconnectivity between payors, providers and medical facilities (both brick and mortar and online) is one major way to generate some of those efficiencies.
Health care is 'playing catch-up' when it comes to innovation, especially technological, says a recent report from PricewaterhouseCoopers. It says the ubiquity of wireless mobile devices such as Smartphones and other internet connectivity devices creates both an opportunity for patients to utilize new delivery systems and a need for medical practitioners to overhaul how they deliver medical care.
We believe that technological developments of the last few years, including medication reminder systems, implanted heart monitors, and other sophisticated home health care systems, will assist the elderly and infirm to live independently, at home, for much longer periods. However, we feel that now is the time to focus our energies on implementing the best systems.
Currently, the federal government has devoted roughly $19 billion in stimulus funds to simply digitizing medical records, but not surprisingly with limited infrastructure, the initiative has gotten off to a slow start. And while there are already plenty of vendors in the medical IT space, and even a handful of mobile or handheld devices on the market, none of them has achieved critical mass. We at Cytta are stressing the need for an integrated systems approach using leading edge devices and integrated applications and devices is needed now more than ever.
Health-care experts like the chief information officer, Harvard Medical School, say the current combination of lower hardware acquisition costs and relative lack of a learning curve (since many people already have Smartphones/computers and Wi-Fi devices) could foster widespread adoption of the newer technologies in health-care settings and pave the way for electronic health records, and other advanced technologies to become the norm in home based patient care.
Along with these advances come valid privacy and security questions arising from the fact that the data collected and transmitted through these technologies could also include individual monitoring as well as unauthorized access to critical diagnostic and other health data. A crucial part of the Cytta model will include serious attention to HIPAA data security compliance, to protect the information which could lead to serious personal consequences for those whose data has been compromised and legal penalties for those responsible.
Stephen Spalding, CEO, is also pleased to announce that Mr. Howdy Kabrins and Mr. Alec Rossa have agreed to join the Board of Advisors of Cytta.
Mr. Kabrins is an experienced entrepreneur with over 35 years of experience building and branding start-up businesses. For each venture he is passionate, hands-on, deeply involved with operations and marketing, and helps build the company with hard work and enthusiasm. The majority of his career has been spent in the manufacturing restaurant and hospitality industry, including founding the La Salsa restaurant chain in 1979, which had over 100 outlets. In recent years he has worked with companies involved in advancing medical technologies, green technology and conceptual technologies. Through Mr. Kabrins' background and education in Latin Studies, he has a firsthand experience of availability and lack of availability of healthcare to the underserved in the US population.
Mr. Rossa is currently the President of MD Charlton Co. Ltd., a major importer, developer and distributor of law enforcement, military, security and training technologies and equipment. His Company distributes and supplies these devices and technologies to all of the Police Forces and Military departments in Canada as well as some international sales. Past accomplishments include being ranked by Profit magazine twice in the top 100 fastest growing companies in Canada. Mr. Rossa joins our Advisory board with over 25 years of international and domestic sales and marketing experience as well as international manufacturing. He will perform an active and important role in the development, manufacturing, marketing and distribution of our new products.
Posted by darhym on :
I think just based on the way this is trading it'd setting up for a good move again, it looks like .002 may be the springboard.
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The downtrend has been broken in the past two sessions. Looking good and holding steady Posted by darhym on :
Lots of loading .0017, this is going to move up today IMO, volume's picking up.
Posted by darhym on :
.0019 breakout coming IMO
Posted by darhym on :
.002
Couple buys over .002 will touch this off cmon baby...
Posted by darhym on :
Check that chart again today
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NEWS
Cytta Stitching Together e-Health Model With Additional Medical Expertise
SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- (Marketwire) 05/05/10 Cytta Corp's (OTCBB: CYCA) CEO Mr. Stephen Spalding wishes to announce that Cytta is diligently continuing its discussions with several innovative technical and software-based organizations working to develop and implement the various elements which go into the current e-Health strategy as well as negotiations with providers interested in utilizing the model being embraced by the Company.
To aid the Company in it sobjectives it is pleased to announce that Dr. William Blase is also adding his considerable expertise to the Cytta Project by joining the Board of Advisors. Dr. Blase has had a distinguished career in all aspects of the medical profession, with a practice emphasis on Ophthalmology, a background in medical research, as well as administration and management issues of modern medical practice.
Dr. Blase has envisioned and actively worked to develop and introduce a comprehensive home-based healthcare system for the past decade. Dr. Blase will be focusing on assisting the Company with selecting and developing technologies that have the potential to move healthcare to a more proactive, consumer-centric model of care, capable of improving the cost, quality, and accessibility of healthcare services utilizing the full range of technologies accessible to the market.
Dr. Blase was also pleased to note that the new Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) and the effect e-Health could play was subject of the Senate Committee on Aging last week which examined some of the potential benefits of the Act on distribution of healthcare, and examined how Americans will interact with doctors and other health care providers utilizing e-Health.
The effort, loosely called e-Health or e-Care, combines leading edge healthcare technology with 21st-century Internet and other connectivity. It will allow doctors to interact with their patients through innovations such as video monitoring, cellular or internet checkups, and home-health monitoring devices that relay data over cellular or wireless Internet connections. The realization that e-Health will allow significant improvements in outcomes while reducing overall costs is truly encouraging
Dr. Blase has over the years been involved in several technology ventures, most with an emphasis on improving the dissemination of medical information or utilizing Internet technology to improve the delivery of medical services. Dr Blase's experience and skill in dealing with the multitude of private, state and federal medical administrative/service organizations, insurance companies and drug companies will be of enormous value as the Cytta project proceeds.
Dr. Blase is formerly the Chairman of the Department of Ophthalmology at the Hemet Valley Hospital and a Director of California Eye Care. Dr. Blase was also a Trustee for a California District Hospital System. Dr Blase has also served eight years as a Trustee of the Valley Health System in Riverside California and was formerly the Chairman of the Board, as well as a Trustee of the Employee Health, Pension, and Retirement Funds
Dr. Blase is also a Diplomate of the National Board of Medical Examiners, the American Board of Ophthalmology, and has published numerous articles and several book chapters. Dr. Blase is a graduate of Dartmouth College, the University of Virginia School of Medicine and Oxford University, and did his medical post graduate training at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore MD.
Contact:
Cytta Corp.
Corporate Communications
Karl Harz: 213 841 0094
info@cytta.com
website: Cytta.com
Posted by darhym on :
Closed out my position here for a rough double, seems like recent news is fluff. Made out OK though, and there doesn't seem to be any dilution, so GL if you're in it.
Posted by darhym on :
OK I can't resist haha back in again. Let's see where she goes now.
Posted by darhym on :
Is this pressure cooker is ready to blow ? Time that news , CYtta!
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