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Originally posted by pennykid:
man this company really needs comercialls. They are not known enough yet. I am worried about all the prizes I have entered tickets in. It seems like all the tickets never get sold and they just keep reisuing them. I enterd like 5 tickets into a 42 inch plasma tv and the prize never sold it's target amount of tickets. They gave me them back and I entered them into another prize. But I probabely will never see any of my big entered prizes like the corvette, or the house in florida get all their tickets entered in the time allowed. But on the good side for all you investors that does not matter because the company still makes their money whether the prizes get finished or not, the tickets are still sold no refunds. I just wish more people knew about it publicity is the key.

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Did you listen to the conferance call at all? If not I would highly suggest it they answer a lot of questions. I am glad they waited on the commercials.

They waited on the commercials to prevent servers and merchant accounts from going down. Because they had WAY more traffic then expected.

I would suggest listening to the conferance call because it hits everything you just stated.

No need to be worried either - site has not had any traffic compared to what it could have and they have closed 600 items and 7% complete, whereas 30% of ebay completes.

Just be patient this will be HUGE. All those who were afraid of the legality - if you listened all those states that have issues, are worked into the software to restrict certain bidders/sellers.

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Originally posted by Meshoe45:

GLTA I am glad I held all my shares and I am sorry for all those who sold for a huge lose (the ones who got in around .10-.17)

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Me too, Prizewise had me at .03, .10, .12...I'm so glad to have all my shares still.

LAS VEGAS, Aug 9, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- 21st Century Technologies, Inc.'s (OTC:BB TFCT.OB) portfolio investment company, prizeWise, Inc.'s President, Steve Rinehart advised 21st Century Technologies, Inc that a live conference call for investors was held Friday, August 6th, 2004. During the call Mr. Rinehart answered questions submitted by 21st Century shareholders and prizeWise.com users.

21st Century Technologies is pleased to inform the investment community that it has posted the full-length digital recording of the conference call. It can be accessed and listened to at the following link:
http://www.vcall.comCEPage.asp?ID=88095

LAS VEGAS, Aug 11, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- 21st Century Technologies, Inc. (OTC:BB TFCT.OB) announced a formal agreement with Nevada-based DLC General Contractors, Inc. today.

In exchange for interest and an equity kicker of 24% of DLC's common stock, 21st Century has extended the company a $500,000 line of credit. 21st Century originally signed a letter of intent to acquire DLC; however, after in-depth analysis, both parties agreed the best course of action would be to extend a line of credit in exchange for interest and equity.

Established in 1991 and licensed in California and Nevada, DLC primarily contracts for public works projects such as airports and public buildings. Major clients include the City of Las Vegas, Clark County, the State of Nevada, the Nevada Parks Department, and the City of Henderson.

Danny Cates, president of DLC, said "We do work for government entities because we never have to chase our money. We always get paid because the funding is always available."

DLC plans to use funds from the agreement to help facilitate expansion, primarily by hiring personnel and adding office facilities. Cates said he hopes for a substantial increase in growth through DLC's affiliation with 21st Century.

In addition to earning interest on funds afforded to DLC, 21st Century has already received 24% of the company's common stock.

Kevin Romney, president of 21st Century, said "This opportunity allows us to benefit from one of our investment company's profitability, as well as the interest from the debt it incurs while growing."

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Originally posted by realperson:
OK
Who won the gold bars

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LAS VEGAS, Aug 12, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Alvin L. Dahl, the Chief Financial Officer of 21st Century Technologies, Inc. (OTC:BB TFCT.OB) has reported to management that the Company's 10-Q will be filed with the U. S. Securities & Exchange Commission on Friday August 13, 2004. The Form 10-Q reported a 976% increase in assets over the same quarter in 2003 and an increase of 25% compared to year end 2003. "This was our third straight quarterly increase," stated Mr. Dahl. "It fulfilled earlier predictions of profitable operations and increasing shareholder value due to the net increase in Stockholders' Equity of $1,469,924 after BDC adjustments. Total assets of $16,835,800 were reported for June 30, 2004 versus $1,564,309 for the same period in 2003 and $13,489,476 at year end 2003. Net income for the second quarter of 2004 was reported as $1,469,924 versus a loss of $653,195 for the same period in 2003. Net income for the six month period ended June 30, 2004 was $2,202,379 compared with a loss of $908,902 for the same period in 2003. Shareholders' Equity has increased from $436,015 in June of 2003 to $15,316,404 for the same period in 2004. Shareholders can look forward to continued profitable operations as the Company continues to execute its business plan as a Business Development Company."

Kevin Romney, CEO, stated that he is very pleased by the Company's second quarter and year to date results. "We shall continue along the path that has been planned. Look for future expansion and further broadening of our business base."

And hello to all my fellow friends. I have been too busy to communicate and chat. But, I do peek in at times.

Later,
Chuck

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Originally posted by brandwilliams:
An inverted hammer candle formed today.. Signaling a trend change...I hope so for all of you and some of my buddies are holding this. Buying pressure is building, should see a bounce tomorrow or at the very least soon....Good luck...I am rooting for TFCT to rise to the moon for everyone.

Brandon

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Originally posted by stocksrgoingup:
This is totally messed up. Good news and we go up then sink.

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Originally posted by stocksrgoingup:
This is totally messed up. Good news and we go up then sink.

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Originally posted by roger7485:
At least we arent red for the day. I cant wait to read the 10-Q Friday which is what I have been waiting for before I buy. After analyzing it I will be able to make a good decision about exactly where this company is going and if I should be on board. Realize that this company is on track for an EPS of .01 for the full fiscal year, putting us at a P/E ratio of 6.3. A company under a dime having a P/E ratio at all is simply astounding, and having one that low is rediculous to say the least.

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Originally posted by Leardron:
What did I tell ya! Right back down the crapper. I can't believe this! I sure hope people take a closer look at this company. I am beginning to believe that most investors are only basing TFCT on what they see on prisewise and that's a real shame because they are SO much more than that and have the financials to back it. I am just flabergasted.

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I think thats a fact. I agree there is much more to it. However I don't think we will see anything of this stock until this years financials are totaled. The recovery this company has pulled of is either brilliant or pure dumb luck. Personally I think it is the brilliant part. Each company it holds seems to be doing farily well, there is more growth ahead in all of them. Good days should be coming. I don't care if I have to hold for a day or a decade at this point. This stock will break over two dollars eventually. In the mean time when possible, the dips are good. Sad fact is a lot of people got in over 10 cents. All I have to say to that is sit tight. I am. GLTA

Total operating income for the six months ended June 30, 2004 increased $787,310, or 241%, to $1,114,233 from $326,923 for the six months ended June 30, 2003. Operating income for the three months ended June 30, 2004 increased $656,318, or 424%, to $810,963 from $154,645 for the three months ended June 30, 2003.

Not to bad I think.

This was one of the things I can understand

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Originally posted by roger7485:
At least we arent red for the day. I cant wait to read the 10-Q Friday which is what I have been waiting for before I buy. After analyzing it I will be able to make a good decision about exactly where this company is going and if I should be on board. Realize that this company is on track for an EPS of .01 for the full fiscal year, putting us at a P/E ratio of 6.3. A company under a dime having a P/E ratio at all is simply astounding, and having one that low is rediculous to say the least.

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