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Something is up with this stock and I hope that nobody sold because, when this thing starts heading NORTH if you're not in you'll miss the ride of your life. I know what I'm talking about I've been on a few rides in the last few years ex: IBDU QBID ADSX MLON I was lucky to be part of the ride with all those runs.
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i really dont no i have been with this stock for awhile but cant find anything new i got in on a chase thought bad news i bought at .0005 but i have heard some say they think this has the potential to run as high as .005
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i think it's extra info worth posting here:
Quantech Electonric Corp.
OTC Pink Sheet Symbol: QANT
Leading VoIP stocks including ITXC Corp. (ITXC), iBasis (IBAS.OB), 8x8 (EGHT), and deltathree (DDD) have seen average gains 52-week gains of over 350%. This report features QANT, a new player poised to prosper in the VoIP market.
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is becoming a mainstream telecom service. However, unlike PSTN voice, VoIP will rapidly be integrated with other text and video based IP based services and will be offered in a wide range of desktop, laptop, and mobile devices or appliances that will revolutionize the communications market.
What is VoIP:
Telephony. It involves the transmission of telephone calls over a data network like the Internet. In other words, VoIP can send voice, fax, and other information over the Internet, rather than through the regular telephone network. Telecom operators that use VoIP services such as Dimitech, can avoid long distance telephone charges, as the only connection is through the Internet.
Overview:
As broadband via cable reaches a certain point, it becomes attractive for companies to enter the market for services that use VoIP based on gaming, video consumption, music, and voice. Business use will see online data storage move to $2.92 billion from $310 million in 2004 in 2009, web hosting to $5.28 billion from $2.67 billion, virtual private network provision to $2.36 billion from $550 million and VoIP to $20.09 billion from $4.45 billion. This puts the VoIP market at $47.19 billion by 2009.
Corporate Summary:
Quantech Electronics Corp. (OTCPK: QANT) is a New York corporation and parent company to wholly-owned subsidiary Dimitel Ltd., based in Huntsville, Alabama. QANT is a leading voice technology and integration company that develops, manufactures, and supports carrier grade VoIP solutions for telecom operators. Quantech currently has a point of presence in New York, London, and Hong Kong.
Quant VoIP Advantage:
The number of clients that are using QANT’s products is growing on a weekly basis, and the Company’s technology is currently enabling millions of VoIP calls with a retail value that exceeds $1,000,000 a month. Current clients include China Unicom, North West Telecom, and Zenith Inc.
Final Considerations:
• Telecoms are making the switch to VoIP in order to save money on the costs of network equipment. These savings allow Telecoms to charge less for expensive long-distance calls, attracting new customers.
• US broadband penetration as of May 2004 reaches 48.61% of home Internet users allowing them to use VoIP.
• In-Stat/MDR expects 7 million VoIP phones to be in use by 2007.
• Worldwide revenues are expected from cable telephony to rise to more than $6 billion in 2007.
• According to Juniper, the combined VoIP market will reach $47.19 billion by 2009.
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Corporate VoIP Services in Turkey 1/25/2005 10:01:28 AM DENVER, Colo. and LONDON, Jan 25, 2005 (PRIMEZONE via COMTEX) -- Quantech Electronics Corp. (Pink Sheets:QANT), through its wholly owned subsidiary DimiTel Ltd. , has announced that together with YamaTel Ltd. it will launch a corporate VoIP offering in Turkey.
DimiTel will be supplying DimiSwitch ITSP infrastructure, together with Virtual PBX service modules. Yamatel, through its network of clients, will offer the services to enterprise clients and to end users through leading ISPs. The offering will enable enterprise clients to use VoIP for their termination and connect branches in Turkey and overseas. The ISP offering will offer Turkish ISPs to white label virtual PBX services and market to their current customers as an added value services.
According to Quantech's CEO, Mr. Rony Cohen, "This is an exciting market. The face of Turkish Telecom sector is changing and creating opportunities for growth and competition."
As part of the launch, YamaTel will open offices in Istanbul in the coming quarter with cooperation with a local partner. Yamatel is planning to present the services and support potential customers with a "Test Kit" that will include the ability to perform Virtual PBX and Centrex features and to deliver not only the equipment, but also continuing services and termination through their worldwide network of operators.
About DimiTel Ltd.
DimiTel has based its business and technology upon its founders' experience in the mobile applications and voice billing systems. DimiTel's products range from VoIP, whole billing systems to complex VoIP PBX.
DimiTel's platforms are commercially proven in multi-vendor operations, and are used with more than 20 leading telecom operators, calling card operators and partners. DimiTel currently operates three major POPs worldwide.
About YamaTel Limited
YamaTel is a marketing expert in the discipline of Value Added Services on the Telecom Services, such as Calling Card, CallBack, Web CallBack, Content for cellular operators and ASP, Wholesale and Smart VoIP solutions.
YamaTel projects meets the continuing needs of preferred potential customers around the world, by delivering time sensitive critical information and custom fit solutions, using a high end technology and an access to a valuable host of resources and clientele.
Safe-Harbor Statement
This press release contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. QANT's actual results could differ materially from those discussed in such forward-looking statements based on a variety of factors not under the control of QANT including but not limited to, market conditions, level of investment on technology, changes in operating conditions and costs, technology developments, etc. QANT assumes no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statement to reflect events or circumstances arising after the date on which it was made.
quote:Originally posted by BB: stnkng, you didn't really sell 1/2 mil. at .001 did you?
Not to worry BB they will adjust his account, that very same thing happened to me and once the broker noticed that it was a fat finger, they took the money back
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Remember you snooze you lose you all better keep a close eye on this little jem.
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I continue to hear about this stock "getting ready to run" and I never see it move. I currently hold a decent amount of this and am wondering if it will move at all. Anyone have an idea when it is going to go?
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Basically- with this low priced stocks in the .0001 range there are,three rules 1) patients 2)patients 3) and more patients. Guys there are no time frames to these stocks they move when they move symple as that. This is a patients game if you can't handle the waiting then, there's only one thing to do (sell) but, I know you're not going to.
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Actually, at these prices ($100 investment gets you 1million shares) I am willing to gamble and slowly accumulate until it does pop. Assuming you think it will... pop that is.
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Everyone who has invested in the stock needs to remember several things.
1) Its a new company not even a year old so they are not apt to making great gains so soon. 2) Its a very new technology. Word is spreading about it and the word is getting out... eventually it will be wide spread 3) Look at the number of people who use a phone world wide... change them out to a VOIP phone (it will happen but not over night) Its like investing in AT&T when they first came out *** THINK ABOUT IT*** 4) IP phones vrs analog phones are starting to offset now... more people are switching to IP phones every month (i recently talked with a cisco rep, cisco has a 40% market of ip phones in the us) and they have seen there orders starting to climb and say the will continue to climb. 5) look at the projections of money that will be spent on VOIP in by 2007.. its over 80 BILLION dollars and thats just 2 years from now 2 YEARS!!!!... and is epected to go up from there.
Fact is VOIP is the inevitable evoulution from a technolog standpoint and its what the business consumer and the home consumer WILL be going to. Its cheaper, you get more options and free long distance....
It is a waiting game and its already been said its going to be a 18 to 24 month wait.... so what im going to do is sit back accumulate accumulate accumulate and wait for the big hit..... which it will come....
my 2 shares
M.M.
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what about reverse splits think they before it rises
and could this get into the pennies in anyones opinion. you were talking like att i no that was an example but what does anyone think this could possibly go up to. IN THE FUTURE
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A reverse split is the ONLY thing that worries me here. There's a crapload of shares... and maybe more will be added to float for services 'rendered' etc.... You would think, at some point, like many, many, many other pinks, they will attempt to reduce with R/S. This is what prevents me from accumulating more shares... even though you CANNOT beat this price. If there was SOME way to dismiss an R/S... I, and many others I would think, would sink a lot more $$ in here. salemm.
quote:Originally posted by stnkng1: what about reverse splits think they before it rises
and could this get into the pennies in anyones opinion. you were talking like att i no that was an example but what does anyone think this could possibly go up to. IN THE FUTURE
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Maybe thats true but you should start to worry a little when a stock does that much volume and never flinches. Thats a real bad sign the company will soon figure out when they can not dilute for growth capital which is where most pennies get there revenue. They will have to do a R/S to continue growth. If they did not need to do that and was making plenty of money they would not be here anyway.
quote:Originally posted by Golf57: Basically- with this low priced stocks in the .0001 range there are,three rules 1) patients 2)patients 3) and more patients. Guys there are no time frames to these stocks they move when they move symple as that. This is a patients game if you can't handle the waiting then, there's only one thing to do (sell) but, I know you're not going to.
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Excellent, no-nonsense point, duediligence1. There are some 'freaky' laws of nature going on here when you consider the PRs, VOLUME and incomprehensible price IMMOBILITY. salemm.
quote:Originally posted by duediligence1: Maybe thats true but you should start to worry a little when a stock does that much volume and never flinches. Thats a real bad sign the company will soon figure out when they can not dilute for growth capital which is where most pennies get there revenue. They will have to do a R/S to continue growth. If they did not need to do that and was making plenty of money they would not be here anyway.
quote:Originally posted by Golf57: Basically- with this low priced stocks in the .0001 range there are,three rules 1) patients 2)patients 3) and more patients. Guys there are no time frames to these stocks they move when they move symple as that. This is a patients game if you can't handle the waiting then, there's only one thing to do (sell) but, I know you're not going to.
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How does a R/S work? I thought in theory, it was supposed to equate your value. Example. You have 1,000,000 shares at $1 they do a 1/10 RS. Do you end up with 10,000 shares at $10? Would someone mind giving me a quick explaination on this? Overall you still end up with the same amount of money.
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Well you missed a zero in your calculation, you'd have 100,000 @ $10. Companies that R/S at penny levels though get battered and punished for it. It might open at that ratio, but the PPS, 90% of the time, drops like a rock, leaving your new PPS of $10 looking a decaying carcass in one of the highspeed nature films.
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Skrewball, the problem with R/S is, that pps usually starts going down, and company starts issuing more shares. Soon the old price is back and you are left holding the bag. Posts: 38 | From: NJ, USA | Registered: Dec 2004
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OKAY GUYS LISTEN UP if you did your DD and paid attention to the Dimitel and raging bull boards you would "KNOW" that the quantech/dimitel managemen team has, and ill quote thise in caps so you can see it, "NO INTENTIONS OF A REVERSE SPLIT AT THIS TIME AND THE LIKELYHOOD OF ONE IS NEXT TO IMPOSSIBLE" so if your worried about a r/s then i hope i put those worries to rest, if you dont beleive me, do what i suggested in the opening statement "DD!!!!!!!!",
thats should ease some squriming out there.
M.M.
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