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One more thing, Tuesday the 23rd is the last day they can file the 10-Q in order to avoid the dreaded "E" because the "fifth calendar day" referred to in the NT 10-Q is just fancy for the 5th business day after the extension filing date.
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On the move again. Up to 0.029. Looks like the people who are buying are very confident about TALL filling on time. Let's hope so for the investors confidence in management.
quote:Originally posted by Livios: On the move again. Up to 0.029. Looks like the people who are buying are very confident about TALL filling on time. Let's hope so for the investors confidence in management.
GLTA.
Livios
LOL, thats the second time now we've posted at exactly the same time.
quote:Originally posted by vtcpa04: Up over 20% so far today
RSI has to drop or TALL will get overbought. I hope we can hold this level, but I think we are up for a bumby end of the week. MM's will try to profit of the incertainty here,IMO.
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Closed strong at the HOD yesterday. I flipped some shares earlier this week for at least a 50% profit. Even after that though, I too am still holding a sizable amount of shares, 411,500. I can't wait for next with the 10-Q and Traders Nation news, it should get very interesting.
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Volume and pps really picked up in the afternoon today. Looks like people still believe we'll see a 10-Q before Monday. It makes sense because TALL wants to avoid going into the shareholder's meeting on Monday with an "E."-IMHO
quote:Originally posted by Livios: It will all depend on how long we will keep the E. And if we get news very soon.
Livios
Sitting on some TALL shares almost 6 months now, some wishful thinking is bound to creep in. The realist in me agrees with you while the optimist in me is hoping for a Friday 10-Q surprise and/or Traders Nation news. Acquistion news wouldn't hurt either.
Happy Turkey Day again and my empathies to all who have a full day of work on Friday.
ActiveCore management has informed us that the 3rd Quarter financials are currently with the auditor who has had the file since early November.
The delay can be attributed to a couple of factors:
(1)The newly enacted Public Company Accounting Reform and Investor Protection Act of 2002, S. 2673, 107th Cong., also known as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (the “Act”), Congress provides for the creation of a Public Company Accounting Oversight Board to oversee public company audit functions which has made the auditing process much more onerus.
(2)ActiveCore's International operations (UK, Canada & US) have made the audit more complex resulting in unforeseen delays.
Management anticipates that the Q3 will be completed and filed in and around Dec. 3rd.
It is possible that ActiveCore will receive an ''E'' for late filing, but it will only be for several days.
Shareholders are reminded that the Company continues to make great inroads towards building a multi-faceted, profitable, International organization and that the late filing, primarily a matter of circumstances, will be remembered as a minor inconvenience down the road.
quote:Originally posted by vtcpa04: Sitting on some TALL shares almost 6 months now, some wishful thinking is bound to creep in. The realist in me agrees with you while the optimist in me is hoping for a Friday 10-Q surprise and/or Traders Nation news. Acquistion news wouldn't hurt either.
Happy Turkey Day again and my empathies to all who have a full day of work on Friday.
No 10Q this week and even if we get it this week, it's too late to avoid the E. They are talking about Friday the 3rd of December now for the 10Q. Next week TALL can have a volatile week in my opinion. The MM's will use the E to shake the PPS IMO. I won't be able to see the action next week as I'm going to Spain for business. I will have to put my buy and sell orders in advance hoping that I get filled.
quote:Originally posted by Livios: Subject: UPDATE - ActiveCore Filing From AgoraTALL PostID 368265 On Wednesday, November 24, 2004 (EST) at 4:53:39 PM
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Hi there both of you and do you think that we can go back to the level of 0.015 incase of passing Friday with no 10Q. I would like to add another 400K.
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quote:Originally posted by Saif Al3z: Hi there both of you and do you think that we can go back to the level of 0.015 incase of passing Friday with no 10Q. I would like to add another 400K.
If they do not file the 3rd like they say in the communication on the agora site, then I expect a sell-off and that could bring back those levels. When it happens there will be a lot off people who want to get in, so buying could get hard.
quote:Originally posted by Saif Al3z: Hi there both of you and do you think that we can go back to the level of 0.015 incase of passing Friday with no 10Q. I would like to add another 400K.
I too believe we could see those levels if Friday passes with no 10-Q. Its hard to say with any certainty because there are at least several big variables:
1) Traders Nation announcement this week? (It should have been last week according to the top brass)
2) PR this week regarding the shareholder's meeting yesterday?
3) Acquistion news this week?
Also, regardless of when the 10-Q is filed, its correlation with the preliminary #s issued in the late October pr is definitely another variable to watch closely.
On a more personal note, I've sold more than half of my stock in TALL recently so I could take profits and have cash on hand to jump in again if we go below .02. Total held at peak was 518K at .0175 average; sold 285K at .026 average.
Also, after investing and trading this stock since the beginning of June, I concur with LIVIOS that trading large quantities (over 100K shares) can be aggravating--lately I've had the repeated experience of selling at the bid, getting a partial fill then mms lowering the bid. I've encountered the same problem (with buying at ask) also. I've also found that some times you can get lucky, I remember placing a buy order at the ask a while ago and having my entire order filed in seconds. IMHO volume (the heavier, the easier to buy in bulk), broker, and the mood of the mms are all factors.
quote:Originally posted by Saif Al3z: Thank you for your comments.
We passed friday the 3rd without a Q, PPS is holding very good if you ask me. I don't think we will see the Q this week either. Got an e-mail from Brian in which he is insinuating that they will try for this week. We will see.
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We should get the filling really soon now. My guess goes to this Wednesday. In january we will get the Tradersnation intervieuw and news concerning signed contracts. Bought some more last week at 0.023.
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Yep, things are coming to a head. I don't think we've reached critical mass yet but we are getting claoser to a TALL leap in pps. =-) January should be a nice month for gains if they can time the interview on Trader's Nation and a PR about a new contract just right. We are one day closer to the release of the belated 10q with news of a profit as well. Then down the road we will have a 10K to look forward too with 2004's numbers! If the company continues to profit then buying at .023 is a really good deal IMO.
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quote:Originally posted by Garu: What does your prediction for 2005 base on?
It's based on the continuation of the improvements of the results quarter after quarter. TALL is profitable now (not many OTC can say this) and the profits will continue to grow in 2005.
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TORONTO, Dec. 23, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- ActiveCore Technologies, Inc. formerly IVP Technology Corporation (OTCBB:TALLE), announced its unaudited financial results today for the third quarter ended September 30, 2004 as filed in its 10QSB with the SEC.
Gross revenue for the 3 months ended September 30, 2004 was $1,694,452, an increase of 8% from the preliminary revenue previously announced on October 29 and a significant increase of $588,920 or 53.3% over the $1,105,532 recorded in the second quarter ended June 30, 2004. On a year to date basis the company earned revenue of $2,994,479 for the 9 months ended September 30, 2004, an increase of 741% over the $355,776 recorded for the 9 months ended September 30, 2003.
Profit from operations for the three months ended September 30, 2004 was $600,863 or 26% higher than the estimate of $476,224 indicated in the preliminary release on October 29, 2004. Net income for the 9 months ended September 30, 2004 was $570,882 or 0.0015 e.p.s on the nine month weighted average 387,810,403 shares outstanding.
During the quarter ended September 30, 2004, the company continued to improve its balance sheet with several preferred share transactions. Assets climbed to $5,669,321 while liabilities were $3,227,027 and shareholders equity was $2,442,294. Although still saddled with a working capital deficit, improvements in the company's working capital position continued quarter over quarter and will be augmented over the next few months with cash from several additional preferred share sales and other financial transactions.
Peter Hamilton, President and CEO stated, "I am very excited by our rapid improvement quarter over quarter in 2004 and can reiterate that we will have an excellent year of growth in 2004 and even better results in 2005."
About ActiveCore Technologies, Inc. (www.activecore.com)
ActiveCore Technologies, Inc. operates a group of subsidiaries and divisions in the US, UK and Canada that offer a Smart Enterprise Suite of products and services. We integrate, enable, and extend functions performed by current and legacy IT systems and facilitate mass corporate messaging through our ActiveCast product set. Our products encompass web portals, enterprise middleware, mobile data access, data management and system migration applications. ActiveCore operates under the trade names of MDI Solutions, C Comm Communications Inc. and Twincentric Limited. ActiveCore services clients in healthcare, financial services, government and manufacturing worldwide.
Statements contained in this news release regarding IVP Technology and planned events are forward-looking statements, subject to uncertainties and risks, many of which are beyond IVP Technology's control, including, but not limited to, reliance on key markets, suppliers, and products, currency fluctuations, dependence on key personnel and trade restrictions, each of which may be impacted, among other things, by economic, competitive or regulatory conditions. These and other applicable risks are summarized under the caption "Risk Factors" in IVP Technology's Registration Statement on Form SB-2 filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on December 24, 2003. Forward-looking statements by their nature involve substantial risks and uncertainties. As a result, actual results may differ materially depending on many factors, including those described above.
CONTACT:
Brian J. MacDonald, Chairman ActiveCore Technologies, Inc. 416-252-6200 ext. 313 Fax: 416-252-4578 bmacdonald@activecore.com
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