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Thanks onceapenny, can the R/S be changed let's say at x120, when is the conference or the voting on the r/s?
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Everything is possible. They made one mistake for announcing the R/S too soon. Now they started a PR blitz, and with every PR, the pps shoots down. The only news shareholders are waiting for, is NO R/S.
Voting conference could take some months.
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EOD should have been around .10 with this PR. An announcement declining the r/s want repair the damage done for a long time. It's hard to get off wall street's **** list. Sand will have to keep his hip boots for awhile IMO. Still holding and moaning. GLTA.
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News for 'IGTN' - (Ingen Technologies, Inc. Releases President's Letter to Investors)
CALIMESA, Calif., Oct 12, 2005 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Ingen Technologies, Inc. (OTC: IGTN), a medical device manufacturer of OxyAlert(TM), OxyView(TM), Secure Balance(TM), and Pure Produce(TM), announces the release of the President's Letter To Investors.
Dear Shareholders and Members of the Investment Community:
As Chairman / CEO and founder of Ingen Technologies, Inc. ("Ingen" or the "Company"), it is important to have this opportunity to communicate with you, as several events have made it timely to do so.
In regards to the 40-1 Reverse Stock Split That Has Been Proposed By the Board: The Board of Directors ("Board") of Ingen recently voted unanimously to recommend to shareholders a 40-1 reverse stock split of its outstanding common shares. This would decrease the number of outstanding common shares from approximately 490,000,000 shares now to about 12,250,000. The Board also voted to decrease the number of authorized common shares from 500,000,000 presently to 100,000,000.
In addition, the Board (and our two preferred shareholders) has approved a resolution (contingent upon shareholder approval of the above actions with respect to the common shares) that modifies the rights and conditions of our preferred shares as well. This resolution provides that all preferred shares are convertible into common shares. It mandates a 3-1 reverse split of the preferred shares; from just under 40,000,000 issued preferred shares to approximately 13,333,000 issued preferred shares. It reduces the current convertability feature from one preferred share to ten common shares to a one-for-one ratio. It allows for one vote per share instead of 15 votes per share. The number of authorized convertible preferred shares remains at 40,000,000.
The Board's rationale is sound and was based on the following facts and considerations. During the last half of our 5/31/05 fiscal year, it became necessary to raise capital from external sources to provide the liquidity required to fund the costs to develop OxyView(TM) and OxyAlert(TM) until our new products start contributing cash flow in 2006 (calendar). We elected to sell stock to procure these funds, rather than issue debt, because it was less difficult to do and it avoided burdening our balance sheet. The accompanying consequence was to increase our common shares outstanding very substantially, which caused dilution to our earliest shareholders and contributed to a reduction in our share price.
Nonetheless, both the Board and I believe the implicit trade-off was necessary and that it will prove to have highly constructive long-term results for our shareholders for several reasons.
* The 40-1 reverse stock-split of our common shares changes our capital
structure which does not affect the operational fundamentals of the
Company, nor does it decrease in any way the proportionate ownership
percentage of each common shareholders investment. The proposed
changes in our preferred share structure is reflective of the Board's
desire to maintain fairness and a reasonable capital structure for the
benefit of all our shareholders as we continue to grow our business by
attempting to attract additional capital investment and increase our
sales and available product lines.
* When a stock's share price dips to very low levels (in absolute
terms), as ours has recently done, it is typical for investors to
anticipate that a reverse stock split might be forthcoming. This
discounting process by the stock market usually causes a decrease in
the price of the shares and may be beyond the power of management's to
counter. This process appears to have already happened to some extent
in the case of Ingen's share price.
* The 40-1 reverse common stock split (which we expect to be approved)
should raise our share price to a much higher absolute level than it
has recently been trading; perhaps by as much as 40 times. It is
essential to have a higher per share price in order to be able to
obtain future financing from professional providers of funds and
institutional investors. This is an avenue that is seldom available
when a corporation's shares are selling for pennies (literally).
Further, the equity "cushion" that we have obtained could also become
the basis for subsequent issuance of debt -- which typically has the
lowest cost of capital.
* The resulting anticipated higher absolute stock price level should
reduce some of the extreme price volatility (as measured in percentage
terms) that our shares have experienced, especially recently when they
have been selling below $0.05 per share.
In short, we feel strongly that Ingen's decision to sell equity in FY2005, even though it made a subsequent reverse stock split virtually necessary, was a wise and constructive strategic choice for the Company. Our shareholders will be required to vote on the proposed 40-1 reverse stock split and we expect them to collectively affirm this step because of its overwhelming merit.
Special Shareholders' Meeting to Vote on 40-1 Reverse Proposal, et al
Date: Monday, October 31, 2005 Telephone: (909) 790-7180
Hour: 9:00 AM (Pacific Time)
Place: Ingen Technologies, Inc. Office
35193 Avenue A -- Suite C
Yucaipa, CA 92399
By law, given our particular circumstances, shareholders must vote to approve the Board's reverse stock split proposal and reduction in authorized common shares. Assuming approval, the reverse stock split and authorized share reduction and its effect on the share capitalization will become effective on the date of the vote.
Shareholders are cordially invited to attend this Special Shareholders' Meeting where they can vote, meet management, and ask questions.
Initial Discussions with Prospective Investment Bankers Are Encouraging
In order to fully fund our expanding product line, and its expected strong revenue growth over time, additional external capital will be required. We have had discussions with some prospective investment bankers. Although the Company does not yet have any firm financing commitment at this time, we are encouraged by their initial reactions and degree of interest, both of which are conditional upon the 40-1 reverse split, et al, occurring.
Production Scheduled For Two New Products in 1Q2006.
Ingen's core corporate competency is the marketing of sophisticated bio-medical equipment to niche markets. Therefore, it is of great importance to note that Ingen's two new products -- OxyView(TM) and OxyAlert(TM) -- are scheduled to go into production, by second parties, in early 2006 (calendar). This is a major forthcoming event for Ingen, as it should contribute to a significant increase in revenues and help to create a positive cash flow and increased share value.
It is my opinion that Ingen is on the cusp of posting positive and accelerating financial results, eventually leading to attractive gains in shareholder value. To those of you who are already shareholders, I want to thank you for the confidence you have expressed in the Company's outlook, and in me, by investing in Ingen shares. To those of you who are prospective investors, I encourage you to consider investing in our shares. I like to think that Ingen is a promising microcap company whose best days lie ahead. I look forward to the challenge of leading Ingen to capitalize on its appealing opportunities, fed by an aging and increasing population and serviced by our technologically advanced products, which have competitively attractive features.
Finally, our Investor relations program and resources have expanded so we encourage you to contact us at the number listed below to learn more about Ingen and to stay abreast of Ingen's developments.
Respectfully,
Scott R. Sand
Chairman / CEO
Ingen Technologies, Inc.
About Ingen Technologies, Inc.
Ingen Technologies, Inc. is a public company trading under Nasdaq OTC: IGTN, which has been in business since 1999. IGTN is a medical device manufacturer and a growth-oriented company that owns US patent(s), trademarks, and proprietary medical products.
The Company's flagship product is OxyAlert(TM), a second-generation design of the Company's BAFI(TM) product line. Both of these products have been issued two US Patents: Patent No. 6,137,417 issued on October 24, 2000 and Patent No. 6,326,896 issued on December 4, 2001. Both of these products are low-oxygen safety warning devices used on remote oxygen cylinders for patients, commercial aircraft, military transport, and fire and safety equipment. OxyAlert(TM) technology encompasses the use of digital sensing and RF frequency transfer so that care givers can access a hand-held remote to monitor the actual oxygen level of any oxygen cylinder at a reasonable distance.
The newest product, OxyView(TM), has a patent pending, and is a pneumatic gauge that provides visual safety warning of oxygen flow to hospitalized patients. This product enhances the safety, assurance and accuracy of hospitalized patients being administered oxygen from any source. OxyView(TM) is a lightweight pneumatic gauge that is attached to the oxygen tubing just below the neck. It informs the nursing staff of oxygen flow rate near the patient. It could quickly inform the hospital staff of any leak or inaccuracy between the delivery source and the patient.
The Secure Balance(TM) product is a private-label product that includes a vestibular function testing system and balance therapy system. The vestibular function testing system is manufactured by Interacoustics LTD. in Denmark and is referred to as the VNG. The balance therapy system is manufactured by SportKAT(R), Inc. in San Diego, California. The Secure Balance(TM) program provides equipment, education and training about balance and fall prevention to physicians and clinicians worldwide.
The Pure Produce(TM) product is a continuing research & development program currently under design. This program uses hydroponics technology to grow various plants without the use of soil, fertilizer and water consumption. The Company anticipates entering the nutriceutical and pharmaceutical markets over the next two years.
"Our team of professionals has developed our medical products for the ever-increasing elderly population. Our products are superior to any of our competition and they allow for effective medical product availability to seniors, and at the same time the increasing senior population allows for a steady growth in sales and profits," said Scott Sand, CEO & Chairman of Ingen Technologies.
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" The 40-1 reverse stock-split of our common shares changes our capital structure which does not affect the operational fundamentals of the Company, nor does it decrease in any way the proportionate ownership percentage of each common shareholders investment. " ---------------------------------- I think that was the main reason I didn't sell at a huge loss.
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The 40-1 reverse common stock split (which we expect to be approved)
should raise our share price to a much higher absolute level than it has recently been trading; perhaps by as much as 40 times (A r/s at 40-1) should do that duh!
See ya all, we wait for the major dip as stated by the company above, as I been saying if their products are for real, I say around Mid december-January it will have reach it's lowest. After the Reverse split I expect it to drop to very low numbers very low.
TTNJ prime example in at .023 look at it, had a R/S also.
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I'm going to keep holding. For 2 reasons. 1st, that the loss would be huge if I sold now, and 2nd, I still think that the company has alot of potential. Sure, if it was at .05, the price after the split would be 2.00, BUT our overall total $$ would have been the same. And at 2.00, it definitely would have had more coverage and interest than a .05 stock, plus less stock outstanding. Bigger investors would have taken notice. It's still the same company with the same products. Ok, so we're po'd about the split. I know I am too, royally, but I think we hurt ourselves with the mass selling. I also thought his letter to the shareholders was well written. Ok, he stated the obvious on a few topics, but overall I think it was well said. I'm sure that 99.9% of you don't agree with me, but I just wanted to express my thoughts on the whole FUBAR'd situation.
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If they can diliver good rev we should be able to recover our loss in 6 month or so. A r/s can be good but most are not. A few things don't add up. Earlier pr mention GasAlert was to be released this yr. Nothing futher has been mention about this product. Sand tells investor by phone their will not be a r/s. So it was stated. Looking like we are going to need more than luck. Time will tell. GLTA
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However there are plenty of stocks out there to recover your money, look at OXFV, I got in at .0023 with 3 million shares. I still have 1 million for the gap this morning.
Another possible big runner (rumored to be x10) is BIGN, not sure about it but worth doing more DD on it.
Good luck to all and see all of you December or 2006
PS got a postcard from Aruba, from the CEO of IGTN.
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I too am holding my shares as the loss would be to great. As of today, I'm down 4k. My latest email to Scott has not been answered, maybe fellow board members can answer my questions. Last weeks press release stated: "The deposits included Secure Balance(TM) sales of $497,342.63"
and then later added, "The Secure Balance(TM) sales indicate that IGTN is on target of reaching $2M in total sales of this product line by May 31, 2006."
My question is.... if sales of Secure Balance are near 500k now, and total sales are expected to reach 2mil in the next 3 quarters, their not forecasting any growth are they? Plus no mention was made of their other products.
I really want to see the audited financials before I decide to do some tax loss selling. I'm hoping there is still potential, but the doubts are seeping in.
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Hello folks. I want to thank you for stating what has been not only my gut feeling but oddly enough the facts themselves about IGTN - And that is that this stock is a WINNER hands down. My emotions have been thru the mill with this stock for months now. Talk to me about losses? I am down $80,000.00, but here is the silver lining. (And I owe it to you, my friends) For again stating the obvious about this company. This company bar none has one of the best track records for accuracy in reporting and growth that I have seen in a long time. A year ago I made the same mistake and swore I would not repeat it. That mistake cost me three million bucks because I bought the bad hype from all the short sellers. I almost did it this time, but I am back in the game again. At that time I was sitting on a half million shares of a company I KNEW would do great - sold it on panic at .19 and turned around two months later and saw it was over 3.25. So I told myself I would find another stock that would do the same for me...I did my research and BINGO - IGTN was the star. I lost hope. I have regained it.
PS. Another FANTASTIC stock right now is JPHC - Jupiter Holdings. It is in the same condition as IGTN, only it is much cheaper. It is rock solid but suffering from bad hype. And if you want to hear some real bad hype on JPHC - listen to what someone posted just as JPHC was doing and is doing now - moving to the Bulliten Boards. The hype was (SELL FAST BEFORE THE MOVE TO THE OCC BULLITIN BOARDS). I Said to myself what? But I am somewhat gullable.
No more. No more gullable lil me. I will be rich inseated and hold fast to this winner for all its worth - and if it goes down I will buy in more and average down. I may have lost a few tens of thousands, but I would say that a few million will ease the pain.
Good luck to you all. Let me rephrase that. There is no LUCK involved in IGTN. Just common sense math.
PEACE AND LOVE AND PROSPERIT"Y TO YOU ALL>
I SEND MY LOVE.
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Whether the R/S happens or not, I still believe in this company. And MoeMoney.. I agree with you 100% It may take awhile, but I believe IGTN will prove themselves in the long run.
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happy for all those have have hunged tight and those that rebought/bought below .006
Congrats, NO mo Money for me.... All used up, and if I sell now for sure I'll be grounded.
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I thought I would chime in on this R/S issue also. I have been trading in stocks for over 20 years and have very rarely seen the confidence lost by the shareholders or potential shareholders be regained. In my humble opinion, R/S are only done by the pink sheet loosers. Sure it boosts the price temporarily, but then it ususually sinks once potential investors know they may suffer the same plight. I was told never "marry" a company, but I married this one because I fell in love with it. Do I beleive in the company? Yes. I bought in at a rather steep price of over 3 cents a share. I practally put my life fortune into this company because of the faith I have in it. But do the math. The price goes down, which is bad enough, but then to have the price rise 40 times what it would have had to to just break even....I would be heartbroken not to mention much worse finantially. I invested a lot of money into this company so that it could do the things it wanted to do to help raise share value. I did not invest money to have them play games with the pricetag.
I plead with you, Mr. CEO. Myself and a lot of other people have invested their hard earned dollars into this company believing in the same dream and promise it has for the future. Some like myself who are on disablility do not even work any more and will suffer greatly. Some who are retired will do the same.
I think the press on this can be nothing but bad. From all the press releases that were put out, IGTN had the assets to move to the Bulletin boards stocks. If it has the assets and the potential, people will buy the stock and it will go up in price.
Please make money the old fashioned way...to quote the commercial...."Earn it". The stock will rise if your earnings show good numbers. To falsely inflate the price to get to the Bullitein boards to me is just not worth it.
My final plea. Let the price rise on its own and when it is high enough to qualify for the boards, do the move then. When I practily sold the farm to buy this stock it was based upon your move to the Bullitin boards, etc. but never did I dream your company had to raise the price doing R/S to get there. If I had known I would have turned around and started running. Too late for me now. I just hope this marriage does not cause me alimony payments the rest of my life.
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Well said. If the company will do as well as they say it will then let the price rise naturally, not with an artificial r/s. I don't see how tricking the new exchange would work anyway since the market cap of the company after the r/s would be the same or worse anyway. It's just simply inconsistent to say that the value of the company will rise a hundred fold over the next few months (as the CFO is quoted as having said) and performing a r/s. I'm sorry to all including myself who have lost money on this. It's going to take a lot to regain it, for me after a 40/1 r/s it will take a price of 1.20 just break even. Will we ever get to that price now that the pps has dropped 80%?
quote:Originally posted by MoeMoney: I thought I would chime in on this R/S issue also. I have been trading in stocks for over 20 years and have very rarely seen the confidence lost by the shareholders or potential shareholders be regained. In my humble opinion, R/S are only done by the pink sheet loosers. Sure it boosts the price temporarily, but then it ususually sinks once potential investors know they may suffer the same plight. I was told never "marry" a company, but I married this one because I fell in love with it. Do I beleive in the company? Yes. I bought in at a rather steep price of over 3 cents a share. I practally put my life fortune into this company because of the faith I have in it. But do the math. The price goes down, which is bad enough, but then to have the price rise 40 times what it would have had to to just break even....I would be heartbroken not to mention much worse finantially. I invested a lot of money into this company so that it could do the things it wanted to do to help raise share value. I did not invest money to have them play games with the pricetag.
I plead with you, Mr. CEO. Myself and a lot of other people have invested their hard earned dollars into this company believing in the same dream and promise it has for the future. Some like myself who are on disablility do not even work any more and will suffer greatly. Some who are retired will do the same.
I think the press on this can be nothing but bad. From all the press releases that were put out, IGTN had the assets to move to the Bulletin boards stocks. If it has the assets and the potential, people will buy the stock and it will go up in price.
Please make money the old fashioned way...to quote the commercial...."Earn it". The stock will rise if your earnings show good numbers. To falsely inflate the price to get to the Bullitein boards to me is just not worth it.
My final plea. Let the price rise on its own and when it is high enough to qualify for the boards, do the move then. When I practily sold the farm to buy this stock it was based upon your move to the Bullitin boards, etc. but never did I dream your company had to raise the price doing R/S to get there. If I had known I would have turned around and started running. Too late for me now. I just hope this marriage does not cause me alimony payments the rest of my life.
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Very well said Moe and Aqua. I'd have to see .89/sh to break even too, so I can understand what you're saying. I have a question though. Let's say that Mr CEO decided to not go forward with the R/S which is HIGHLY unlikely, do you really see this as going back up? Or do you think that the confidence is lost now? I honestly don't know what would happen. As good as the product is, and I DO believe in the company and the product, I think he forgot to take the paddles as he headed up the proverbial creek. I don't know if I can see a silver lining until 1, he's on the BB and 2, that the products make headlines. And then, if someone is doing his DD, and sees the R/S, will they buy the stock? Mannn I'm confused.
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Don't know. Wish I knew. If it was not for a few shares of PLNI and HISC I would be close to broke. 50 yrs from now what will it matter and who will care. It's my bed time. I'll say big one for you all. Thanks for all the good posts. GLTA
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Volume has sure dried up. 154k in the first 15 minutes. Is it no sellers, or no buyers? I'm sending another email to the company today, just to see if they'll give me a timeline to expect the financials to be released.
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"Our attorney, Pete Wilke, has completed his DD and is planning to file this week, hopefully, if not next week for sure." lots of wiggle room imo
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been gone for a month down in New Orleans. This stock was my last gasp. Only fitting I'd get stung by an RS. These guys are all crooks. Bye everyone, and good luck.
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News for 'IGTN' - (Ingen Technologies, Inc. Files 10-KSB on Edgar Next Week)
CALIMESA, Calif., Oct 28, 2005 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Ingen Technologies, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: IGTN), a medical device manufacturer of OxyAlert(TM), OxyView(TM), and Secure Balance(TM), announces the SEC Filing schedule to become a reporting company and move to the OTCBB.
Ingen Technologies, Inc., merged into Creative Recycling Technologies, Inc (CRTZ), a Georgia corporation, in March of 2004. The company changed its name to Ingen Technologies, Inc. (OTC: IGTN) shortly thereafter. CRTZ commenced periodic reporting under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 in 1996 and ceased reporting in 1998.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has been in contact with the company attorney, Peter Wilke and the company is prepared to bring the periodic reporting up to date.
Attorney Peter Wilke stated: "We have committed to filing our fiscal year 2005 (ending May 31, 2005) 10-KSB on EDGAR no later than November 4, 2005. We have stated that we will file our fiscal year 2004 10-KSB and first quarter of fiscal year 2006 10-QSB in November of this year. We have stated that we will provide a schedule for filing our quarterly reports for fiscal years 2004 and 2005 in December."
"The company continues to generate revenues with the Secure Balance(TM) products. We will have a working prototype of OxyView(TM) and OxyAlert(TM) next month, at such time we will commence tooling and preparation for production of these products. The first production models of OxyView(TM) and OxyAlert(TM) will be evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration for issuance of a 510(k) to allow the company to market the devices within interstate commerce. We look forward to a bright future and prosperous year ahead," said Scott Sand, CEO and Chairman of Ingen Technologies, Inc.
About Ingen Technologies, Inc.
Ingen Technologies, Inc. is a public company trading under Nasdaq OTC: IGTN, which has been in business since 1999. IGTN is a medical device manufacturer and a growth-oriented company that owns US patent(s), trademarks, and proprietary medical products.
The Company's flagship product is OxyAlert(TM), a second-generation design of the Company's BAFI(TM) product line. Both of these products have been issued two US Patents: Patent No. 6,137,417 issued on October 24, 2000 and Patent No. 6,326,896 issued on December 4, 2001. Both of these products are low-oxygen safety warning devices used on remote oxygen cylinders for patients, commercial aircraft, military transport, and fire and safety equipment. OxyAlert(TM) technology encompasses the use of digital sensing and RF frequency transfer so that care givers can access a hand-held remote to monitor the actual oxygen level of any oxygen cylinder at a reasonable distance.
The newest product, OxyView(TM), has a patent pending, and is a pneumatic gauge that provides visual safety warning of oxygen flow to hospitalized patients. This product enhances the safety, assurance and accuracy of hospitalized patients being administered oxygen from any source. OxyView(TM) is a lightweight pneumatic gauge that is attached to the oxygen tubing just below the neck. It informs the nursing staff of oxygen flow rate near the patient. It could quickly inform the hospital staff of any leak or inaccuracy between the delivery source and the patient.
The Secure Balance(TM) product is a private-label product that includes a vestibular function testing system and balance therapy system. The vestibular function testing system is manufactured by Interacoustics LTD. in Denmark and is referred to as the VNG. The balance therapy system is manufactured by SportKAT(R), Inc. in San Diego, California. The Secure Balance(TM) program provides equipment, education and training about balance and fall prevention to physicians and clinicians worldwide.
The Pure Produce(TM) product is a continuing research & development program currently under design. This program uses hydroponics technology to grow various plants without the use of soil, fertilizer and water consumption. The Company anticipates entering the nutriceutical and pharmaceutical markets over the next two years.
"Our team of professionals has developed our medical products for the ever-increasing elderly population. Our products are superior to any of our competition and they allow for effective medical product availability to seniors, and at the same time the increasing senior population allows for a steady growth in sales and profits," said Scott Sand, CEO & Chairman of Ingen Technologies.
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