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Talk about flying under the radar! This one is oversold, and ready to bounce back! It has been taken down on low volume, which means it will fly back on small volume!
132,803,426 as of 2004-06-30 http://www.pinksheets.com/quote/company_profile.jsp?symbol=ECUI The company recently issued 100Mill RESTRICTED shares as a private equity placement. To me, this means that they are building / installing the infrastructure from which monthly rev's will be generated. This is very common for small startups to do to finance their expansion!
VoIP is one of the hottest areas to be in right now. The growth rate is expected to be greater than cell phone growth has been over the last couple years.. with some estimates that between 2010 and 2015, VoIP will have a larger install base than hard wired phone lines!
Recent news has been nothing but exceptional for ECUI: Ecuity Reports 60% Increase in Quarterly VoIP Revenue Ecuity restructures $3.5 million short term debt Ecuity Launches First Community-wide VoIP Network http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=ECUI.OB
American bulls list this as a “Buy-If”: ECUITY INC Daily Commentary Our system posted a BUY-IF today. The previous SELL recommendation that was confirmed was made on 04.12.2005 (34) days ago, when the stock price was 0.0310. Since then ECUI has fallen -53.23% .
The last two candlesticks formed a Bullish Homing Pigeon Pattern . This is a bullish reversal pattern that marks a potential change in trend. However, its reliability is not very high and it requires confirmation.
Long term this is a good area to be in... short term, all the indicators are pointing upward.
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Ecuity Advanced Communications, Inc. is a provider of secure end-to-end communication technologies for individual and small / medium business markets. Ecuity develops secure next-generation voice services to meet the communication needs of today's competitive business environment. As a facilities-based carrier, Ecuity has operated as a traditional CLEC telephone company for 17 years, providing service to thousands of customers across the country.
Through the integration of IP-based telecommunications and cutting-edge software applications, Ecuity economically delivers secure communication solutions that leverage broadband networks allowing people to communicate anywhere, anytime and across multiple mediums. Ecuity offices are in Bellevue, Washington.
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These are some pretty big words, but it is exciting to read... from their last PR!
Ecuity Inc. CEO Shane Smith explains, "We are excited to partner with Azulstar in launching the nation's largest and most advanced city-wide network for Voice over Wi-Fi communications for residential, business and mobile phone users. Rio Rancho will clearly be a model for next-generation voice services delivered over metro Wi-Fi communications networks, and we are proud of the leadership position we have built through aggressive development of the capabilities and reliability of our IP voice network and our suite of product offerings unmatched in the industry."
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Ecuity, Inc reported that revenues generated from its V-Tone(TM) VoIP telephone service offerings rose 60.4% comparing quarterly revenues from calendar Q4 2004 to Q1 2005.
The company has been experiencing a steady increase in revenues and sales of its innovative offering of VoIP and VoWiFi since the launch of the V-Tone suite in July of 2004. The company also reported an increase of installed lines of VoIP service during the first quarter of 57.1%. The company said that the overwhelming majority of the increase resulted from an expanding base of business customers choosing Ecuity's hosted-IP PBX solution over traditional premises-based PBX and alternative next-generation service providers.
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On the first day of the Interop 2005 conference in Las Vegas, the greatest buzz is around two key technology trends: Voice-over-IP, or VoIP, which helps businesses cut telecommunications costs, and products that support the Wi-Fi standards for radio-frequency-based wireless-data networks.
Conference participants aren't stopping there. They're also discussing a combination that's a bit of a mouth-twister, even for an acronym: VoWiFi.
Panelists in a session Tuesday titled "802.11 and Wi-Fi: What's Next?" unanimously agreed that VoIP and Wi-Fi will have a major impact on companies and industries.
Most laptops shipped today are Wi-Fi-enabled, and there are more than 62,000 Wi-Fi "hot-spots" worldwide in restaurants, hotels, airports, and campuses, according to the Wi-Fi Alliance, an industry trade group.
New standards and certification will help foster further adoption of Wi-Fi technology, said panelist Frank Hanzlik, managing director of the Wi-Fi Alliance. The alliance is pushing the certification of the 802.11n standard, which is capable of delivering next-generation Wi-Fi technology that can reach 200 Mbps.
The standard, which isn't expected to be ratified until the end of 2006, will support spatial multiplexing, fast-frame, and compression capabilities that have big implications for Wi-Fi and VoIP. It 's also designed for intelligence-spectrum management, which allows 802.11n-based wireless networks to switch between 20-MHz and 40-MHz channels. That's a more efficient use of the spectrum, said Sheung Li, product marketing director at Atheros Communications, at the session.
Many see a strong need for more robust Wi-Fi networks. "We're making a transition from PC-centric applications to next-generation consumer electronics products and converged devices," said Hanzlik.
VoIP, meanwhile, allows the transmission of phone calls over the Internet. And the experts say Voice over Wi-Fi -- or VoWi-Fi -- for phones, laptops, and PDAs isn't too far off.
The convergence of voice and data networks will have important implications for the way businesses communicate, said Dave Borison, director of product management at Airgo Networks Inc. For example, one future vision for VoWi-Fi is to have office desk phones connected directly to Wi-Fi access points. VoWi-Fi will offer better coverage indoors and higher voice quality than traditional cellular services, Borison said.
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Cell phones may soon have both Wi-Fi, VoIP Associated Press Posted: April 25, 2005
What do you get when you blend voice over Internet telephony, Wi-Fi wireless access and cell phones? 52734Wireless Squared
Aside from an acronym-induced headache, you get yet another new telephone technology with the potential to fundamentally change an industry and the way people communicate.
That may sound dramatic, but the appeal is obvious.
Imagine how nice it would be if you're talking on a cell phone when you arrive at home or the office and the call doesn't cut off or turn fuzzy when you step inside. Instead, the call passes without interruption from the cellular network to the wireless Internet signal inside the building, as imperceptible to the user as when a call gets passed from one cell tower to the next.
Would that be the magic bullet that persuades more people to discard their old phone lines and go all-wireless? For those who have already replaced their regular phone service with VoIP, would there be less of a reason to keep two phone numbers if a cell can pull double duty?
At this point, the professionals can't even agree on what to call this technological mixture, with possible names ranging from VoWF and Vi-Fi to bigger mouthfuls like wVoIP, VoWiFi and VoWLAN.
Nevertheless, few players in telecommunications doubt that the industry's fastest-growing sectors are destined to converge.
Big companies are already betting on the outcome, including Motorola, Nokia, Siemens AG and Alcatel SA. So are a growing number of cellular service providers, mindful that upstarts are already trying mobile VoIP.
Many of these companies collaborated on a new standard called Unlicensed Mobile Access that governs the handoff of phone calls between cell towers and Wi-Fi access points. In February, UMA was adopted by an industry body that sets standards based on GSM, one of the world's two dominant cell technologies. Standards groups are also adapting a network technology called IMS, for IP Multimedia Services, for passing phone calls between cellular and Wi-Fi networks.
UMA trials are under way with two cellular operators in Europe and one in United States, according to Steven Shaw, director of marketing for Kineto Wireless Inc., a provider of UMA network and handset software.
So far, only two UMA-enabled handsets have been announced, both by relatively unknown device makers. But recent announcements by Royal Philips Electronics NV and Texas Instruments Inc. that they're making integrated cellular/Wi-Fi chipsets are a sure sign of demand from cellular operators.
These developments likely won't translate into full-blown VoIP-enabled cell phones until at least later this year, if that soon. But as an interim step, simpler renditions of wireless VoIP are already available.
On the most basic level, the collision of VoIP and wireless can mean little more than a souped-up version of the cordless phone: The wireless signal is carried between a cordless handset and a Wi-Fi router connected to a high-speed Internet line rather than a base station plugged into a phone jack.
Net2Phone has been selling a $175 wireless VoIP handset to go with its VoiceLine service since October. VoIP leader Vonage plans to follow later this year with a lower-priced handset.
While these devices don't provide cellular's freedom to wander, the combination of wireless and VoIP can be far more potent than a mere cordless phone.
The Net2Phone handset can be configured to connect with more than one router, so a customer can use the same device and VoIP phone number at multiple locations, such as both home and work, and any other non-commercial wireless hot spot. Vonage plans to add compatibility with Wi-Fi services sold at retail locations such as coffee shops and airports.
But what if you don't want to carry both a cell phone and a wireless VoIP handset?
For now, the only option is to buy a PDA equipped with both a cell phone and a Wi-Fi transmitter, then download a third-party application to connect with a VoIP service when you're near a hot spot.
However, there aren't many dual-radio PDA's on the market. And until recently, nearly all were based on Microsoft's Pocket PC operating system. As a result, most VoIP applications for PDA's including Skype, SJphone and X-PRO are written for the Pocket PC platform.
In the United States, there are just two Pocket PC's with cellular and Wi-Fi radios: the iPaq H6315 from T-Mobile and the Siemens SX66 from Cingular. Elsewhere, there's only the Motorola MPx in Asia. Microsoft says it is working to bring Wi-Fi capabilities to its Windows Mobile platform for cell phones as well.
Industry players say the timing will depend most on wireless carriers, who not only need to trial the new technology but also overcome hesitations about convergence.
For many carriers, public Wi-Fi hotspots still compete with the cellular-based Internet services they've launched. And compared with the improved efficiency that VoIP provides on wireline networks, there's little gain in terms of the bandwidth required to connect a wireless call.
That said, wireless VoIP could lighten the load on crowded cellular networks by allowing carriers to divert phone calls from their towers to Wi-Fi access points. According to a study by Kineto and IBM, connecting a call via Wi-Fi would cost an operator one-tenth of what it costs over a cellular network.
T-Mobile USA, a national wireless carrier with limited cellular capacity and the biggest investment in Wi-Fi, is widely know to be interested in melding its two networks.
Industry sources say the company, a member of the UMA consortium, may introduce a cellular/Wi-Fi phone by the start of 2006. It is already diverting some data traffic off its cell network, offering iPaq Internet users an instant switch to Wi-Fi whenever they're near a hot spot.
The United States could be one of wireless VoIP's first proving grounds because Wi-Fi's popularity here has led to a wide deployment of hot spots, providing an infrastructure for cellular handoffs.
The three biggest U.S. carriers, Cingular Wireless, Verizon Wireless and Sprint, have all mused publicly about adding Wi-Fi and VoIP to their cellular mix. Wireless VoIP also may enable cell phones to siphon more call traffic away from the traditional wireline business. That's an appealing prospect for all-wireless plays such as T-Mobile or Sprint, which plans to spin off its residential phone business.
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BxA is moving up.... watch this one! Huge potential.... All the big players are looking to enter this arena, and ECUI already has an install!
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quote:Originally posted by FatherOfTwo: BxA is moving up.... watch this one! Huge potential.... All the big players are looking to enter this arena, and ECUI already has an install!
Are you in?
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The chart looks primed and ready to go... the MACD is going to cross tomorrow or Thursday... the RSI is oversold, the slow stochs are diverging positive... this is the bottom and a good time to get in!
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Problem is that I still do not have an-online account and woudl have ot go through my broker. Think it would be a run and recover or constant up-swing?
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Jeal... IMO, you still have a couple days before this makes a significant move upward. Once the MACD crosses, it will receive alot more attention, and begin a dramatic move upward!
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bid up to 0.015 now! can you say EOD run?????
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Got an appointment to open an account with TD Waterhouse this afternoon - if all goes well - maybe I can join what will hopefully be a nice ride...
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MM's are bailing off the ask with every buy... this is going to go soon!
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SACM and TDCM have not even opened yet, and will immediately jump higher when it reaches 17.....
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nice buy at 0.016.... ask just jumped to 0.0165!!!
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bid slowly creeping up... the MM's are trying to sucker someone into selling lower! Patience... this is going to fly.
AB will rate this "Buy Confirmed" tonite with the big white candlestick that is forming today! This is SWEET!!!!
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2.5 million share trade at 16:04..... tomorrow is going to ROCK! Congrats to those that got in today!
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a second 2.5 million block passing by after hours.....!
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quote:Originally posted by FatherOfTwo: AB will rate this "Buy Confirmed" tonite with the big white candlestick that is forming today! This is SWEET!!!!
What did I tell you?
ECUITY INC Daily Commentary
Our system posted aBUY CONFIRMED today. The previous SELL recommendation that was confirmed was made on 04.12.2005 (35) days ago, when the stock price was 0.0310. Since then ECUI has fallen -48.39% .
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