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ADVC has been scraping the bottom of the OTC for quite some time. How does a well established company get out of this sort slump. First they develop a product that creates a demand. Once this is done (which it is) they make their number one priority paying off their debts (which they've done). Third they drop a PR informing everyone that they are completely debt free (expected by mid January). Then you sit back and watch your company's price per share double, triple, quadrouple, quintuple, sextuple, septuple, octuple, and on until it finds a nice comfortable price to settle in at. ADVC has developed a product and is currently trying to get that product into every fire department that they can. What is it? Imagine an 18 wheeler full of crude oil flips on the highway passing through Bernyville, OK (population under 20). The oil begins to leak out on the side of the road. If the leak is not sealed then it will get into their ground water, begin to disolve the asphalt on the road, and cause many other problems. ADVC has developed a seal that can simply be placed over the ruptured area using rare earth permanent magnets to seal itself. The spill in most cases could be contained, but ADVC has created a way to stop the leak completely. If the responding volunteer fire department has these seals the town is literally saved. Now imagine the same scenario in the middle of San Fransisco, LA, New York, Dallas, or Miami. There is a need in every fire department in the US for there product. This is only one of many applications. Instead of crude oil in the truck imagine sulfuric acid, nuclear waste, gasoline, or any number of hazordous materials. Now instead of an 18 wheeler imagine an entire ship transporting oil across the ocean or a 5000PSI tank of CO2 rupturing inside a factory. ADVC says to these scenarios, NO PROBLEM. I'd say the damand has already created itself. What stands in the way next? Millions and millions of dollars of debt certainly could be an obstacle. With a product like this (one of many) ADVC has been busy trying to make their seals manditory in fire departments around the country and in many other industrial work environments. Apparently they are doing good at it. Since the middle of '03 they knocked out nearly 100% of their massive debt. Almost every PR they've had is announcing another impressive multi-million dollar payment or closure of a debt. This of course shows us that they are raking in the dough. With the debt nearly completely gone and a very possitive PR scheduled for the mid-month, ADVC will be one of the most profitable companies on the exchange. At a quarter of a penny now, I forsee ADVC hitting the dollar by march and probably $15.00 by December. This is a great company and I don't believe it will be settling for a mere spike or two. It will spike and then climb till the end of year with quite a few spikes on the way. I am a full time day trader am seriously loading up with this one. PLEASE--everyone post your comments and critiques in as nice or nasty a fashion as you'd like. I'd like to see what you all are thinking on this one. Especially you DARDADOG.
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If you are posting this on many different sites you might want to check to see if CO2 is actually measured in PSI. I think CO2 is measured in weight.
I know some things like Dihydrogen Monoxide is measured in volume and sometimes in weight.
Just a thought. Hope you are correct in what you think about the stock. Particularly if you have a large investment.
Paul
ADVC Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc.. The Group's principal activity is the ownership of the rights to the SpectruCell technology including a license and distribution agreement and its investment in Advanced Communications (Australia). The primary focus of the Group is the marketing and distribution of Advanced Communications (Australia)'s software defined radio based wireless communication product 'SpectruCell'. Spectrucell is a wireless software based communications platform that is being developed to offer mobile communications network providers the flexibility of processing and transmitting multiple wireless communication signals through one base station. The Group owns the North and South American rights to market and distribute SpectruCell.
TFCT 21st Century Technologies, Inc.. The Group's principal activity is to manufacture and sell firearm related products. The Group operates through four segments: Night sights, Firearms resale, Sea Patch and Gripper . The Night sights segment manufactures night sights for handguns. This segment markets its products to original equipment manufacturers and various members of the United States military. The Firearms resale segment imports and resells firearms. The Sea Patch segment manufactures an Emergency Magnetic-Hydraulic Sea Patch and Pro-Mag Systems. The Gripper segment manufactures patented devices used for climbing steel surfaces called 'The Gripper'. In 2002, the Group discontinued the nightclub and the distribution of tire sealant products segments. On 31-Dec-2003, the Group acquired Paramount Multiservices Inc.
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Thanks Paul, saved me some time. I hold a position here of 200,000. I think expectations are a little high as to the $$'s range but I think it's gonna run like a rabid dog mid-month. Thinking 0.03-0.05 by end of month is possible. Hope I'm wrong and it runs like a rabid dog. I was thinking of adding to my position while it's still 4 shares at a penny.
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Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't ADVC Advanced Communications, and not in the sealant business.
What I am wondering is don't you have ADVC mixed up with TFCT? please respond TIA Mike
quote:Originally posted by fourOclock: ADVC has been scraping the bottom of the OTC for quite some time. How does a well established company get out of this sort slump. First they develop a product that creates a demand. Once this is done (which it is) they make their number one priority paying off their debts (which they've done). Third they drop a PR informing everyone that they are completely debt free (expected by mid January). Then you sit back and watch your company's price per share double, triple, quadrouple, quintuple, sextuple, septuple, octuple, and on until it finds a nice comfortable price to settle in at. ADVC has developed a product and is currently trying to get that product into every fire department that they can. What is it? Imagine an 18 wheeler full of crude oil flips on the highway passing through Bernyville, OK (population under 20). The oil begins to leak out on the side of the road. If the leak is not sealed then it will get into their ground water, begin to disolve the asphalt on the road, and cause many other problems. ADVC has developed a seal that can simply be placed over the ruptured area using rare earth permanent magnets to seal itself. The spill in most cases could be contained, but ADVC has created a way to stop the leak completely. If the responding volunteer fire department has these seals the town is literally saved. Now imagine the same scenario in the middle of San Fransisco, LA, New York, Dallas, or Miami. There is a need in every fire department in the US for there product. This is only one of many applications. Instead of crude oil in the truck imagine sulfuric acid, nuclear waste, gasoline, or any number of hazordous materials. Now instead of an 18 wheeler imagine an entire ship transporting oil across the ocean or a 5000PSI tank of CO2 rupturing inside a factory. ADVC says to these scenarios, NO PROBLEM. I'd say the damand has already created itself. What stands in the way next? Millions and millions of dollars of debt certainly could be an obstacle. With a product like this (one of many) ADVC has been busy trying to make their seals manditory in fire departments around the country and in many other industrial work environments. Apparently they are doing good at it. Since the middle of '03 they knocked out nearly 100% of their massive debt. Almost every PR they've had is announcing another impressive multi-million dollar payment or closure of a debt. This of course shows us that they are raking in the dough. With the debt nearly completely gone and a very possitive PR scheduled for the mid-month, ADVC will be one of the most profitable companies on the exchange. At a quarter of a penny now, I forsee ADVC hitting the dollar by march and probably $15.00 by December. This is a great company and I don't believe it will be settling for a mere spike or two. It will spike and then climb till the end of year with quite a few spikes on the way. I am a full time day trader am seriously loading up with this one. PLEASE--everyone post your comments and critiques in as nice or nasty a fashion as you'd like. I'd like to see what you all are thinking on this one. Especially you DARDADOG.
quote:Originally posted by PAUL: Does anyone know for sure how Dihydrogen Monoxide is measured?
I used to work with Liquid Oxygen, Liquid Nitrogen, and CO2. The liquids we measured in gallons believe it or not. The CO2 we measured by weight. However I was reading above and this guy wasn't saying that it is measured by weight, he was just saying that the tank, whatever the quantity, was pressurized at 5000PSI, 5000 pounds/square inch. Other than this I'd say he's a total friggin idiot. HOW DO YOU POST SOMETHING THIS DUMB? Are you trying to get people screwed over, what?
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My apologies. My face is red and I think I better rethink my possition. Don't know how I got the mix up mixed up. I think I'm going to call it quits on this particular site for a while. If you guys want to nominate me for any sort of "idiot of the year award" just go ahead. That's at least one stock you're sure to win right there.
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ADVC Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. ("ACT") owns the exclusive marketing and distribution rights throughout the North and South American markets to SpectruCell, a software-defined radio (SDR) multiple protocol wireless system that is currently being developed by an unrelated party in Australia
TFCT 21st Century is the parent of Trident Technologies, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary which manufactures ProMag and SeaPatch, highly efficient, portable and easy to use quick seal and rupture patching devices which are especially suited to controlling HAZMATE spills, especially in difficult conditions. Highly flexible, efficient, reliable and simple to use, ProMag and SeaPatch are in use today, principally by railroads, petroleum companies and the chemical industry.
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quote:Originally posted by justplayin: FYI Advanced Communications Technologies Inc. ("ACT") owns the exclusive marketing and distribution rights throughout the North and South American markets to SpectruCell, a software-defined radio (SDR) multiple protocol wireless system that is currently being developed by an unrelated party in Australia
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Sorry didn't read post earlier. Just saw the name and I have been expecting a spike. As I have said many many times, I play the movers in the morning. I don't INVEST in the pennies, I PLAY the pennies. My system is set up to see what leaps out in the morning. I have streamers set to catch large gaps between previous close and open. I buy half my positions the past few months without even knowing what they are. I see the movers within 2 - 3 minutes of opening bell, drop into trend spotter for a quick peak and buy. If its movin' I'm groovin. Most would call this madness but it works for me. I started early August and got my butt spanked for a couple months chasing stocks or waiting and drumming fingers staring at computer. Regrouped in Oct. and since Oct 7th thru 12/31 I cleared $41240.00 after paying $11,600 in trade fees. Thats 12 weeks and 2 days. Since the first of the year, I made $2700 on 01/02, $7200 on 01/05, and $4140 yesterda. Played TIGR since Friday in at .095 out today at .37. Played YPNT since friday in at 2.77 out today at 3.89. Caught IVOC yesterday at .0044 and sold today at .0097. Still holding position on AGEL IBCS DGLV AGRD TMEG BSIC DNAP ENCU CWIR and ADVC. A few minutes ago seven good green, 1 even, and two slight red. Sounds wild but it works for DaDog. Left 90k job just prior to XMAS to get serious about this stuff this year. To reiterate, I don't invest in the pennies (1-1000) I PLAY the movers.
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Please don't leave the site. I have enjoyed this thread today as much (if not more) as any other.
If it was an honest mistake, shake it off and lets make some money.
I am still waiting on an answer to my question.....
How is Dihydrogen Monoxide measured? Anyone??
quote:Originally posted by fourOclock: My apologies. My face is red and I think I better rethink my possition. Don't know how I got the mix up mixed up. I think I'm going to call it quits on this particular site for a while. If you guys want to nominate me for any sort of "idiot of the year award" just go ahead. That's at least one stock you're sure to win right there.
------------------ Let not the rich man glory in his riches.
Everyone makes mistakes. It takes guts to post what stocks you think will make it...
You made an honost mistake.....move on and find another stock you like....you are not an idiot for bringing this stock in the light....the idiots are the ones that buy the stock without doing their own DD.....
quote:Originally posted by fourOclock: My apologies. My face is red and I think I better rethink my possition. Don't know how I got the mix up mixed up. I think I'm going to call it quits on this particular site for a while. If you guys want to nominate me for any sort of "idiot of the year award" just go ahead. That's at least one stock you're sure to win right there.
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Paul...I would venture to say that if its under pressure then its measured in psi.....if not then it would be measuered in whatever units the said country is useing...ie..metric etc
quote:Originally posted by PAUL: Please don't leave the site. I have enjoyed this thread today as much (if not more) as any other.
If it was an honest mistake, shake it off and lets make some money.
I am still waiting on an answer to my question.....
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Any gas or liquid substance is most measured by weight. PSI are a different kind of measurment strictly used for measuring the pressure of a contained substance. However if you know the cubic size of the inner part of that substance's container, the temperature of the substance inside, and the PSI within the container, then it is possible to calculate the weight of the fluid inside. This of course applies to your scenario with Dihydrogen Monoxide Paul. -by the way I dig the signiture on your posts...
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In other words it is impossible to calculate the quantity of Dihydrogen Monoxide or any other fluid (being gaseous or liquid) using only PSI. It can only be a part of the equation. Though that equation would only be used when dealing with quantities so large that they cannot be moved onto a scale or hung from a scale. It is just too efficient to simply sit the container intended to hold the substance on a scale, zero the scale with the empty container on it, and then fill the container with the substance until the desired weight is achieved. This is how we did it with gaseous CO2 and gaseous Nitrogen at my former job in the USAF. The mass of any compound or element is a constant on the atomic or molecular level so by measuring the mass on a scale we compute the quantity.
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I worried this big volumes today. Normally it should not so much vol in the first rally day. NITE was always big selling from 0.0033,32,31,30,29,28, and 27. Very strange !
Who knows what kind of business ADVC will buy ? Which specific day will the PR be available ?
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One problem I've encountered with ADVC is that my sell orders won't execute for a ridiculously long time. I tried to sell my 3.75mil shares all day. It wasn't until the very end of the day before it executed. A little un-nerving. Didn't like that. I'm sticking with no more than 100K shares with this one from now on. I left quite a few shares for a limit of .03.
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