posted December 22, 2004 15:22            

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"The clever combatant imposes his will on the enemy, but does not allow the enemy's will to be imposed on him."
The Art Of War - Sun Tzu

posted January 01, 2005 18:50            

The stock has been stabilized which I mentioned to you in my last visit. This week it has been traded within the band where the mean line is at around 0.0025 in order to accumulate shares by the big boys.

Let me clarify some of the speculations by many of you regarding today's after-hour actions. These 45M shares are NOT SELL orders, rather BUY ORDERS which took place at the market hours but printed on the tape after-hours. MM does that often when they accumulate shares for their clients at the preset price throughout the day.

I think this stock has seen the bottom. A lot of hopes and optimism by individual share holders held this stock above 0.002. MM tried to shake-up to make this stock to go below 0.002, but failed. Since FCC approval date is nearing, many will wait it out rather than sell and move on, thus we may see it will inch up day by day from now on, or accumulation will continue, imo. These are just the fundamental aspect of it.

If you look at the 3-month's candlestick chart, you will find the W% just started to turning up and penetrated the 80% mark which gives a clear signal to buy. Then again, please do not buy, sell, or hold based on my analysis. Consider this write-up is just my opinion, not a recommendation.

Good luck everyone. Have a prosperous new year.
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Here is another recommendation site that turned green after the close today. For the past week or two it was mostly sell/red for the short term. Now even the short term is buy/green:
http://quotes.barchart.com/texpert.asp?sym=cnes

2005 and CNES, now that the year is up and no more tax incentives or holidays left well be abel to see the trading trend ahead. With 10 trading days till amr conf. and news of fcc approval anytime now things are bound to heat up. Increased vol. will most likely work in our favor. The motors started, the anchor's lifted and the course is laid in. 2005 and CNES-Let the madness begin! Happy '05 all-D

Amazing all the big name companies, and speakers from those companies. This will be the key that opens the door for CNES IMO. I like our logo right there on the front page too. This is getting exciting guys.
http://www.marcusevans.com/events/CFEventinfo.asp?EventID=8954

Mimurray0, thanks for posting this on the SHRN board. Since FERC order 888 mandating the deregulation of the electricity market, metering has become one of the biggest and most important single factor in producing and closing out billing. Independent System Operators (ISO)were set up to facilitate the wholesale buying and selling between Generators, Load Serving Entities (LSE)and Power Marketers. However, the local Transmission Operator (TO)is responsible for providing the metered data to ISOs in order for timely billing. This my friends has been a nightmare resulting in an initial bill then a 4 month bill then 12 month bill and finally a 24 month final bill. Now imagine if the ISOs have an approved method of retrieving accurate data in real time? This could lead to an initial bill which could possible be a final bill also. This company is poised to make a big impact in this arena. Thank you Mimurray0 for posting this over at the SHRN board. By the way can someone post the O/S shares,A/S shares and the float?

CNES Share Info from T/A ...

Highest Certificate # : 61423
Active Shareholders : 817
Total Regular Shares : 1,088,414,342
Restricted Shares : 565,896,962
Total Shares : 1,654,311,304

dont't expect anything until early to mid jan then we should see some news and price movement
mid to end of jan we should be trading above a penny IMO.

posted January 03, 2005 19:53            

IMO, CNES will continue to make consistent gains in the short-medium term. For what its worth in pennyland, a very cursory glance at the chart:

1) RSI broke 70
2) MACD shows dramatic divergence
3) pps snapped upper BB

Some icing on the cake: Barchart.com has: 88% buy.

We may gap up in the morning, may not, but with this afternoon's action, we'll see more tomorrow. Watch the open.

Do your DD, and decide. My intuition is buy/hold, as the case may be.

GLTA,
Andrew Unknown

posted January 06, 2005 22:52            

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Originally posted by andrewunknown:
Good day today - I knew my zeal for CNES on Tuesday wasn't unfounded. : ) Any thoughts about tomorrow? Obviously Monday's action was a day play for most, but I don't think .006 or above in the near-term is an irrational expectation, esp. w/ Marcus Evans and the second leg of FCC approval on the horizon. Thoughts about tomorrow?

AU

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