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this pr comes from a pumper site but i'd say if i'm emtk my income was about to go up dramaticly & thus emtk's pps just might jump.
Mobile Information Technologies' (OTC: EMTK) wholly owned subsidiary, CHL Technologies, has signed an exciting and lucrative agreement with global communications giant Motorola. Under the terms of the agreement Motorola will embed CHL's Mobile Book Software Technology (MBST) and fully illustrated books into all Motorola A780 cell phone handsets and MPx series PocketPCs sold in China. Also as part of the agreement, E Mobile will modify its MBST software to optimize its function for Motorola products. This will provide an ever-growing revenue stream for investors!
Motorola is already sporting a resume of successful operational experience with a long and distinguished history of business in China. They are also the largest manufacturer of KJava cell phones sold in China, the vast majority of cell phones in service in China today! MBST embedded into the Motorola handsets will emphasize the powerful functions of these Motorola products as cell phone users read entire books as easily as making a phone call. Expect rapid and sustained development of this already popular and innovative cell phone/e-book market with an ever-expanding list of titles due to cooperation with some of the largest publishers!
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2005-02-01 07:02:12 Level 3 Securities Announces Cell Phone Giant Lenovo Signs Agreement with E Mobile’s CHL NOTE TO EDITORS: The Following Is an Investment Opinion Being Issued by Level 3 Securities.
BOCA RATON, FL -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 02/01/05 -- Level 3 Securities Market Performers this morning are: E Mobile Information Technologies (OTC: EMTK), JDS Uniphase (NASDAQ: JDSU), Sirius Satellite Radio (NASDAQ: SIRI) and Apple Computer (NASDAQ: AAPL).
CHL technologies (a wholly owned subsidiary of E Mobile Information Technologies -- EMTK:PK) is now teaming up with Lenovo, a well-known player in the China mobile phone industry specializing in R&D, production and marketing of mobile phones! CHL does it again! The terms of the agreement call for Lenovo to embed CHL’s Mobile Book Software Technology (MBST) and fully illustrated books into Lenovo’s cell phones. Lenovo is a publicly traded company that has been on the Hong Kong stock exchange (ticker 992) since 1994. They currently have twenty different cell phones in six different models. Fantastic! E Mobile’s CHL is a stock to stop watching and buy -- now!
Significantly, On Dec 7th of this past year, IBM agreed to sell its PC division to Lenovo Group in a deal valued at 1.75 billion dollars. This created the world's third-largest PC business with approximately 12 billion dollars annual revenue for 2003. Before this merger, Lenovo Group reported some ten thousand employees and HK$22 billion in annual revenue. Lenovo is not a company to ignore, and teaming up with CHL was another smart move on their part!
CHL and Lenovo -- it’s a perfect combination in many ways, and a big win for investors! Lenovo and E Mobile share a strategic interest in regional and global expansion. Teaming up with a giant like Lenovo through their agreement proves that E Mobile is continuing its strategy to include MBST software in every cell phone sold in China -- and shows what a significant role E Mobile plays in the fast-growing mobile book market. With Lenovo focusing on its cell phone business, this past year sales revenue of Lenovo’s cell phone division increased 105% compared to the same period the year before. With sales on the rise, CHL and E Mobile can expect increases in revenue as well! Don’t wait to add EMTK to your portfolio! Visit www.lenovo.com for more information.
E Mobile owns and operates the for-pay online mobile content websites through CHL in China where cell phone users can and do, effortlessly, download thousands of games, books, magazines, news articles and even comics -- anytime, anywhere. E Mobile is an emerging leader in the broadband mobile content market through its operating subsidiary, CHL Technologies. EMTK owns CHL and can be acquired by purchasing EMTK stock. CHL focuses on developing and distributing innovative mobile applications and wireless value-added services for Smartphones, Symbian, KJava, and Pocket PC. CHL Technologies is ahead of its competitors in ready applications and content for these new systems. This means investors can rest easy because the company is well-positioned for the emerging 3G content markets. CHL has committed to becoming the leading provider of these high-tech content services internationally. Visit www.chltec.com for more information.
Neither the information nor any opinion expressed herein constitutes an offer, or an invitation to make an offer, to buy or sell any securities or any options, futures or other derivatives, related to such securities. Level 3 Securities Inc was compensated five thousand dollars for this opinion by a third party. Level 3 Securities Inc. and its affiliates may trade for their own accounts in any securities of the issue (or issues) or in related investments. Level 3 Securities Inc. does not accept liability for any loss resulting from an investor's use of, or reliance, on this report. Level 3 Securities Inc. has obtained information from sources that are considered reliable but it is not guaranteed that this report is accurate or complete. Considerable reliance has been placed on information the company has released to the public domain or provided. However, no representation or warranty is made as to the accuracy, reliability, or timeliness of the content. This report contains forward-looking statements, which involve risks and uncertainties, which could cause actual results to differ from those implied by these statements. It is intended that all forward-looking statements be covered by the "safe harbor" provisions of section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Past performance is not necessarily a guide to future results. The opinions expressed are as of this date and Level 3 Securities, Inc. assumes no obligation to update, modify, or amend this report.
Contact: Level 3 Securities Inc. 561-541-4396 info@level3corp.com
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Sales in Chinese IT Market to Hit US$410.8 Billion in 2005 2005-2-4 Sales in the Chinese IT market will grow 28% year-on-year to reach 3.4 trillion yuan (US$410.8 billion) in 2005, according to a forecast by China¡¯s Ministry of Information Industry.
The fast growth will be mainly fueled by investment, consumption and exports, with foreign investment as the main force that will propel the growth of the industry.
Digital TV, cell phones and software will be the key businesses that will drive the growth of the IT industry in 2005. Revenues from the digital TV business are expected to reach 1 trillion yuan. Meanwhile, cell phone output will reach 260 million, 160 million of which will be exported. The number of cell phone users in China is expected to increase by six to seven million this year.
With the development of e-government, e-commerce and online education, China¡¯s computer and software industries have also witnessed rapid growth. Revenues from the software and systems sector are expected to reach 260 billion yuan this year, an increase of 30% over the previous year.
China¡¯s IT industry is faced with numerous challenges - increasingly intense competition, antidumping rules and technical barriers, all of which may affect the healthy development of the industry.
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U.S. panel extends review of IBM-Lenovo deal on security concerns , 01.31.05, 3:08 PM ET
Deutsche Presse-Agentur (dpa)
Washington (dpa) - A U.S. federal government panel agreed to an extended formal review of the sale of IBM's personal-computer subsidiary to a Chinese firm on concerns that it poses a threat to national security, news reports said Monday.
In a rare move, the Committee on Foreign Investments in the United States will review the 1.75-billion-dollar sale and then recommend to President George W. Bush whether it should be allowed. The president then has the authority to quash the deal.
Some lawmakers have argued that selling IBM's personal-computing subsidiary to China's Lenovo Group Ltd. would transfer too much advanced U.S. technology and corporate assets to the Chinese government.
In their request last week to U.S. Treasury Department Secretary John Snow, three Republican Party lawmakers - Representatives Donald Manzullo from Illinois, Henry Hide from Illinois and Duncan Hunter from California - said Lenovo's parent company might be controlled by the Chinese government.
The Committee on Foreign Investments is an interagency panel chaired by the Treasury Department and charged with reviewing acquisitions of U.S. businesses by foreign firms. http://www.forbes.com/technology/feeds/general/2005/01/31/generaldeutsch e_2005_01_31_eca_0249-0788-US-Business-China..html?partner=yahoo&referrer=
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I seem to be continuously grasping the grand ambition of EMTK and discovering it in very subtle ways. As I thoroughly study the pr wires of the company, you always finish with the discription of the company itself. Key statements jump out at me that allow me to realize the potential of this company.
For example; the content contained in EMTK's Mobile Book Software Technology: mobile multimedia publishing, mobile production tools, cell phone content presentation and management software. Imagine having these high value components on a cell phone. Joined they create a broad array of innovative content. So I ask myself what makes EMTK that secret gem? Well, because the content services which CHL provides (wholly owned subsidiary of EMTK) is starkly different from the application and content groups that are currently available. The primary focus of these current content groups are Java, SMS, and MMS. CHL is is set apart because it provides that next level of added value to ANY phone around. It focuses on developing and distributing new mobile applications and wireless value-added services for Smartphones, Symbian, KJava, and Pocket PC. All of this seperates CHL from its competitors and thereore all the major players would aggressively seek to obtain this content for any future handset series. Placing EMTK in an excellent position to lead the upcoming boom of the 3G content market. And this is the part that gets me.
--- "CHL has committed to becoming the LEADING PROVIDER of these high-tech content services INTERNATIONALLY. " The leading provider" can you imagine?? It sure shows signs of moving in that direction already......
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It should be of interest were we to draw a comparison between EMTK and Amazon.Com.
AMZN started out with great fanfare in e-commerce, then an emerging industry. Whereas it became an immediate highly visible company, EMTK, despite its being in the vanguard of its nich within the industry, remains our "secret gem".
AMZN is a customer-centric company that sells books and a range of household products through its global websites. Unlike EMTK, it purchases items for resale from manufacturers and distributors, has a payroll of 7,800 employees, maintains warehouses, marketing and distribution centers, the costs of which is factored into the cost of its sales. EMTK, by contrast, is a technology rather than service based company and as such is independent of the costs involved in purchasing products, marketing them and distibuting them from a bevy of warehouses.
EMTK's revenues will be derived from software manufactured without cost to it by licencees (the giants in the cell phone industry) which embed it into their cell phones for use by its cell phone users. EMTK, again without cost to it, provides publishers and distributors the opportunity to have their products downloaded through its software, EMTK receiving a percentage from each and every download. Compare the cost savings of electronic publishing, (the market of EMTK), versus the need to purchase, warehouse, transport and resell physical products as undertaken by AMZN.
Whereas AMZN is not immune from competition, because EMTK's technology is already embedded within the cell phones being manufactured by the Nokias, Motorolas and others, opportunities of pretenders which may seek to compete in the markets currently to be serviced by EMTK are virtually eliminated.
At its inception AMZN was recognized as being a high risk investment, being heavily indebted with future profits being uncertain. Because EMTK has virtually no costs associated with its business and no debt this is hardly a reasonable description of EMTK.
Comparative market price differentials between the highly visible AMZN and the virtually unknown, EMTK are as we all know are beyond incredible.
On June 2, 1998, long before AMZN was able to report any profits, it reached $211 per share and then split 2-1. On December 15, 1998 it reached a post-split $243 per share. After a killer of a market which particularly hit high tech and e-commerce companies, as of January 27, 2004 it closed at $42.31 with a P/E of 57.02.
Will we remain a penny stock? IMO, not in your life.
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Fantastic stock. Own $25K shares, hopefully looking to pick up another 75K shares in 1 month from now if the price hasn't exploded yet. Look for big news in the Spring, early Summer (not including financials).
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Another E-Mobile Capability -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cashing In Where Cash Is King Chinese Cellphone Providers Develop Mobile-Payment Systems There are more than 300 million mobile phones beeping and buzzing in China, but only a small number of credit cards in circulation. Now, a handful of companies are out to profit from the difference by letting people pay their bills by cellphone.
During the past year, China's two cellular-service giants -- China Mobile Communications Corp. and China Unicom Group -- and a few start-ups have been developing systems that link consumers' mobile phones to their bank accounts. Cash is king in China, and these companies see a lucrative opportunity in the nation's rudimentary payment system and its population of 1.3 billion.
E-Mobile receives a percentage of the total revenues derived each time offerings from its software programs have been downloaded. It shares these revenues with the publishers of the publications, games and movies, etc., because these are their products which have been downloaded.
E-Mobile does not receive revenues from the cell phone manufacturers. Our licensing agreement provides a win-win situation for both the manufacturers and ourselves. We have enhanced their products by enabling them to manufacture and embed our software, at no cost to us, within their cell phones. Our benefit, on the other hand, is derived from the fact that the manufacturers have eliminated our need to manufacture, market and advertise our technology for purchase by the cell phone users. Also, it eliminates the opportunity for a potential competitor to peddle its software since our software has already been installed.
Your inquiry is appreciated.
Bart
This a response from E Mobile to an email. This stock will be a touchdown. Plan on having some serious money around holiday season!
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In 1966 there was an OTC start-up company based in Japan which, of all things, sought to go toe to toe with a US Fortune 500 company which had 20 times the engineering talent 500 times the capital, incredible cash flow and a virtual lock on the industry.
For those who are wed to a concern for a company's number of shares outstanding and shares in its float try fathoming the effect of that start-up's one-billion shares outstanding and 2/3 billion shares in its float. Then consider the fact that its trading range throughout 1966 was 5 cents low and ten cents high. Would you consider an investment in that company to be a risk?
How would you then compare that start-up company with EMTK which has been the first to enter its niche in an emerging growth industry, has no recognized competition, and has ties with giants which have already been committed to make available to its customers EMTK software? Add to the mix the fact that as a result of the Nokias, Motorolas and Lenovos embedding EMTK's software in their cell phones for sale in the Chinese market they have virtually precluded others from marketing competing software for use on those cell phones for their technology at best would be redundant. Add further to the mix EMTK's declared ability to reduce the cost of cell phone antennas by 80% while enhancing their reception and reducing dropped calls, an opportunity which few, if any, manufacturers would let slip away. I'm certain that you get the picture.
What if EMTK chose to bundle these two technologies, the rights to CHL's technology being licensed to the manufacturers at no cost to them (EMTK's revenues through its CHL technology are to be derived solely from downloading the offerings which publishers, producers and others have contracted to provide) along with the 80% cost savings and enhanced reception of its RF Tune division's cell phone antenna? Who can compete with that? Again, I'm certain that you get the picture.
Just some thoughts to pass on and isn't the purpose of this board to enable us to better understand the potential of this company whose stock is currently priced at 4 cents?
Oh yes I haven't forgotten. The company with which I am comparing EMTK is Fuji Photo, a company which, as we know, not only went toe to toe with its monster competitor, Eastman Kodak, but replaced it as being the premier company in the film industry.
Patience will be rewarded. Get the picture? Patience will be rewarded.
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Everyone else is pretty much clueless, but that's fine with me. Where is car44? He was the champion of this stock...
Oh, and did you read the financials carefully? Philip Barber is now the CEO. Yet, no PR on this yet. This is HUGE news. That means that this may not only concentrate on the Chinese market. Look for a lot more bigger deals. Do some DD on him.
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For everyone's information. The individuals pumping this stock are the same ones who pumped & dumped VRMD/VRMV/MMFS scam from the HSM pumper board. The exact type of boiler room mentality is happening once again. Have a look at their site. The SEC has already been informed.
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Nice name, punk. You gotta appreciate the credibility of a statement made by a prick named"hellboy" This chump is probably bitter cause he lost all his money on mlon.
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05'=cash,i got a question for you,i bought emtk a while ago at 0.08,i know this is for the long term but,as you can imagine i'm not really pleased with the pps at this moment(0.04),when do you think this share,will go north
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just bot some emtk recently. I agree the opportunity is large. You don't get embedded in Lenovo, MOT, CoolPad without having a compelling technology. Stock is well under the radar right now which is fine because I want to buy more. Not pumping but I saw the JMDT earnings. Remember, JMDT is just games and it has a 450 mil mkt cap. EMTK has games,video,books,mobile auction, and small payment. The 4:1 forward split was very curious. I've neverseen a sub1$ stock do a forward split. Most likely to use the stock as currency for acquisitions. In addition, I believe they have to have a min # of investors to go to nasdaq bb. I haven't heard much about RFTune recently,but I think that could be as big if not bigger than CHL.Good luck to all.
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Going for gold, I think that that by the 3rd quarter the revenues will be reflected from all the contracts they have signed. When we see the revenue we will see the beautiful jump. I understand that your frustrated with the pps, just hang in there. I bought in .07 and have continued to buy in. Its your money, but my advice would be to get in for some more now if you have the funds, with all the news thats out on this, the pps is not going lower than this.
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http://www.intel.com/update/contents/wi09041.htm a good resource for smart antenna technology. If you read, you'll see INTC is still developing a product. RFTune has patents pending for a single chip smart antenna. Again, this is as big or bigger than CHL in my opinion. As a previous poster said, EMTK has relationships with Nokia,Motorola, and now Lenovo. AS WELL AS great relationsip with China Mobile. Can't wait to see the new website. I will be buying more
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the 4 for 1 forward split (JMHO). I've thought about this a lot. Why does a sub 1$ stock do a 4 for 1 split? Why not just raise $$$ by issuing new stock? My conclusion: They don't need $$. Remember also that mgmt owns a big stake in the company. a 150 mil share offering would be hugely dilutive to them. With a forward split, mgmt owns the same % of the company. My theory: EMTK is looking for more shareholders to move off the pink sheets. I believe we will see a technology partner buy stock. Maybe China Mobile. Everybody wins. EMTK gets revenue and new shareholders. investor/partner gets a nice investment. Mgmt participates through more shares. Again, just my opinion. Can anyone give another explanation as to why a sub 1$ stock would do a forward split as opposed to an offering?
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already happened. 47.5 mil out and 28.5 mil float (nice insider ownership) went to 190 mil out. Was very curious to me. Per my post, I see no other logical explanations. Can you?
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