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WIRELESS AGE COMMUNICATION
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ISIN: US9765271013
Symbol: WLSA
ISIN: US9765271013
Symbol: WLSA
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#1
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JosedelaVega
12.10.05 17:42:16
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 schaut euch einmal diese Company an sieht fundamental äußerst interessant aus  momentan auf ATL 0,38 US Dollar ( wie ihr mich kennt liebe ich solche Aktien ) WKN: 804354 Kürzel: WLSA.OB Wireless Age Communications Inc. (WLSA OTCBB), is a multi-dimensional participant in the Canadian Wireless Industry. The company’s mission statement “We help customers thrive in a world without wires” is achieved through four disciplined , and it does this through four distinct business units, each with a disciplined approach to growth and profitability. Wireless Age Communications Ltd. ("WACL") is a 99.7% owned subsidiary in the business of operating retail cellular and telecommunications outlets in cities in western Canada. A wholly owned subsidiary, mmwave Technologies Inc. ("mmwave"), is a distributor, systems integrator and representative of wireless, microwave and fibre optic components, test systems and subsystems. It also provides a range of technical solutions to the Canadian markets primarily in the manufacturing and service provider segments of the communications industry. The Company, through its other wholly owned subsidiaries Wireless Source Distribution Ltd. ("Wireless Source"), Prime Wireless Corporation ("Prime Wireless"), Prime Battery Products Limited ("Prime Battery") and Marlon Distributors Ltd. ("Marlon") is in the business of distributing two-way radio products, prepaid phone cards, wireless accessories and various battery and ancillary electronics products in Canada. The Wireless Works division operates through wholly-owned subsidiary Knowlton Pass Electronics Inc., and provides a range of wireless services to business and government customers in the Niagara region of Ontario, Canada. Products and Services The company has 4 Divisions: 1. The Wireless Age The retail division, The Wireless Age, operates cellular/PCS stores in Manitoba and Saskatchewan which provide cell phones & service, accessories, wireless networking equipment, land mobile radios, PDAs, pre-paid phone cards, satellite phones, batteries & chargers to consumers, commercial and enterprise & government customers. Some locations also provide Digital TV service and landline phone service offered by the company’s two network operator partners, MTS Mobility and SaskTel Mobility. 2. Wireless Source The Wholesale Division has two key customer groups: Cellular/PCS stores and Land Mobile Radio Dealers. The division operates two distribution centres -- in Regina and Toronto (Mississauga) – and has sales offices in all major centres across Canada. The Cellular business is operated under the trade name iMobile. Each of the two groups is served by a dedicated sales force, and the focus of this group is on building a quality dealer network. The products offered by the two are as follows: Land Mobile Radio: Two-way radios including hand-held, mobile (in vehicle) and base stations and repeaters Antennas Towers Batteries & Chargers iMobile: Pre-paid phone cards Wireless accessories 3. Wireless Works This division operates broadband public access and private networks in Southern Ontario, and develops and deploys consumer and commercial products for those networks. This includes: Network design and implementation and technology development and integration. Currently the company provides high speed data services and voice service. The network will also support wireless digital television, home security and remote monitoring. 4. mmwave (http://www.mmwave.com) This division does specialty distribution and network engineering and integration, for carriers and manufacturers of communications equipment in Canada. The company has been involved in many major communications programs in Canada over the past decade, encompassing a wide range of technologies. mmwave provides a suite of solutions for virtually all wireless technologies including PCS/Cellular and Broadband Wireless Base Stations and Customer Premise Equipment, Network Design & Engineering, Drive/walk testing and optimization tools and/or services, and project management and installation services. mmwave Manufacturing Test & Instrumentation Solutions focuses on custom test solutions and development of automated test systems, primarily for customers involved in design and manufacturing. These solutions could be in virtually any test application or hardware integration for network testing, research and development or production test applications. mmwave integrates solutions from a range of industry partners and has experience in the virtually all facets of the communications industry. Posts 66% Year-over-Year Third Quarter Revenue Increase TORONTO -- Oct. 5, 2005 -- Chairman comments on recent share price decline Wireless Age Communications, Inc. (OTCBB:WLSA - News), a leading supplier of solutions to the Canadian wireless communications industry, today reported revenues (including commissions and residuals) of approximately US$2.1 Million for the month of September 2005 and approximately US$6.5 Million for the third quarter ended September 30, 2005. This compares to revenue of US$6.4 Million reported this past quarter and US$3.9 Million reported in the third quarter of 2004. Wireless Age President & CEO, Brad Poulos stated ``We continue to put revenue numbers on the board in excess of $2 Million per month, a strong sign that our team continues to execute its objectives. Our success continues to be across the board, with fundamentals in each of our business units remaining strong. Our year-over-year growth of 66% for the quarter is a combination of healthy organic growth and acquisitions. Same store sales in our retail business have increased more than 25%, our wholesale and carrier businesses continue to post strong sales, and our Wireless Works network business is winning business. As we enter the final quarter of 2005, I am very confident that we will continue to grow, and achieve our goal of 5 cents per share in net earnings.`` The company also commented on recent share price activity. The company is not aware of any material fact or event that would adversely affect stock performance. Wireless Age Chairman, John Simmonds stated, ``We fully acknowledge and appreciate the recent comments of shareholders who have inquired about any correlation between share price activity and our business activities. Our September sales performance is unequivocal support of the fact that Wireless Age is stronger than ever and on target to meet its 2005 objectives. As Chairman of this Company, my duty to shareholders is to ensure that management delivers results by executing our business plan and I am pleased to report that we continue to do so. Though our share price as of late does not reflect our current financial achievements, my extensive experience in this industry has taught me that markets eventually reward and reflect performance. As such, our focus remains on continuing the trend for greater financial performance and generating long-term shareholder value.`` About Wireless Age Communications Inc. Wireless Age Communications Inc. owns and operates four Strategic Business Units. Wireless Age retail outlets sell next generation wireless products and services to business and individual end users in Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Wireless Source distributes prepaid phone cards, wireless accessories, land mobile radios, batteries and ancillary electronics products to dealers throughout North America. mmwave does specialty distribution and network engineering and integration, for carriers and manufacturers of communications equipment in Canada. Wireless Works operates broadband public access and private networks in Southern Ontario, and develops and deploys consumer and commercial products for those networks. The company is a recognized leader in the wireless industry in Canada and is a member of the WiMax forum, as well as a very active member of the Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association. Wireless Age has an investment in Midland International Corporation, which plans to market low cost, wireless devices including cellular phones. One such phone is designed to be located in glove boxes, first aid kits, emergency supply packages and used for emergency purposes. Another is a prepaid wireless phone designed to be used in the low cost and short-term usage markets. For additional information about Wireless Age Communications Inc. or its subsidiaries, please visit the company`s website at www.thewirelessage.com or review periodic filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission at http://www.sec.gov . José  |
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#2
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efinder
12.10.05 18:18:45
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hi jose, schön, Dich bei WLSA zu sehen - hatte Dir die Aktie im Sommer mal ins Postfach gelegt - anscheinend bist Du aber über einen anderen Weg zu ihr gekommen ... auf steigende Kurse in einem boomenden Markt efinder |
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#3
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Statistix
12.10.05 18:19:00
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yup die gute alte WLSA. Vor allen mit den ganze Insiderbuys zu wesentlich höheren Levels. Hab mich da immer gefragt, wie lange das so bleiben kann. Simmons hat ja 0,75 per share und in private Transactions glaube ich sogar mal über nen Dollar gezahlt, wenn ich das richtig erinnere. |
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#4
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efinder
12.10.05 18:22:16
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@Statistix: rund 1,5 Millionen Aktien zu durchschnittlich etwa 1 $ |
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#5
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Statistix
12.10.05 18:23:34
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Das ist ne ganz gute Zusammenfassung über die aktuelle Lage denke ich: Subject: RE: Wireless Age Communications, Inc. View Full Header View Printable Version From: "Brad Poulos" Add Address Date: Fri, August 26, 2005 3:35 pm Priority: Normal Dear ......., I will answer your questions to the best of my ability. First off, we too are frustrated with the stock price. We do not spend a lot of time working on tactics particular to that however, because in our opinion that is not part of running a business. We believe that that market will eventually realize that we do not deserve the price we are trading at and the short sellers will leave us alone and pick on someone else. If the market perceives that we are constantly trying to manipulate our stock price we will lose their confidence. That said, each of the officers and directors own significant stakes, so we do care in the long run. Here are my answers... 1. Are you going to do anything at all to improve the share price. I believe I have answered this. We have no plans for any tactics aimed solely at increasing share price other than solid earnings and completing a few small, non-dilutive acquisitions 2. What is your planned projection of revenue for the next year 2006. What will be the major revenue source for next year. We do not have guidance yet for 2006 so I can`t answer. The major sources or revenue are likely to remain unchanged but Wireless Works revenues will begin to become material in 2006. 3. Why the azonic phone is not yet on the market? I am not the CEO of Azonic which is now called Midland. I know a few things that are going on in the background but am not at liberty to say. What I can say is that as the President of one of the largest if not the largest shareholder in Azonic/Midland, I believe our investment will begin to pay off soon. 4.Is WLSA paying for the cost of management for the azonic phones? There are basically no costs other than some management time, which we are paid for by Midland. WLSA is not in any way absorbing any costs associated with Midland`s business. 4. What are you doing to improve the visibility of the company. I can not say but will be in a position to talk about this in more detail in about two weeks. Suffice it to say I am not happy with our visibility either, and we will be taking positive steps to improve it. 5. Do you have plans to maintain the profitability and keep a sustainable revenue grwoth? Absolutely! We are meeting as a management team in two weeks to talk about this more. We have stated publicly that we still plan to get on a senior exchange as soon as possible and this means increasing both top and bottom line and will require some acquisitions. 6. Mr.Simmonds indicated he is buying more on the open market. This will be a good move to show his confidence, When is he going to do that? I don`t know. You would have to ask him. 7. Why there are no other insider buys? In most cases Mr........, the officers and directors already have a significant portion of their assets tied up in WLSA shares. That is the case for me. Kind regards, Brad José hast noch was neues dazu in der Pipe? |
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#6
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Gulliver
12.10.05 18:32:36
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@efinder, wie bist du den auf die aktien aufmerksam geworden?  @all, also ich hatte und habe bei der company irgendwie immer ein schlechtes bauchgefühl - trotz der insiderkäufe. die jüngste pr sagt mal wieder nix zu den gewinnen/cash-flow, simmonds hat sich aus dem operativen zurückgezogen und ein offizielles quartals-filing kann ich net finden. schaue ich mir dazu den chart an... also irgendwas köchelt da im hintergrund?! bisher war der cash-flow nicht dicke, auch net besonders viel liquidität in der hinterhand, ausserdem müssen die vielen übernommenen unternehmen noch integriert werden - eine insolvenz halte ich da nicht für ausgeschlossen. wäre nicht das erste unternehmen was an liquiditätsmangel trotz umsatzschub kaputt geht.  aber warten wir mal das filing ab - wird wohl aufschluss geben  cu gulliver |
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#7
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efinder
12.10.05 18:35:44
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@Gulliver: hatte bei Bob Moriarty was drüber gelesen ... |
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#8
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JosedelaVega
12.10.05 19:48:54
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@ Gulliver hm... dass der Kurs so aussieht, wie wenn hier etwas "kocht" - sehe ich genauso denke jedoch dass darin die Chance liegt wie kommst du auf Insolvenz ? P. hat bekräftigt, dass man dieses Jahr 0,05 US pro Aktie verdienen will ....  José |
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#9
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JosedelaVega
12.10.05 19:49:35
Beitrag Nr.: 18.247.487
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@efinder was hat Bob zu WLSA geschrieben ? Gruss José |
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#10
von
efinder
12.10.05 20:20:16
Beitrag Nr.: 18.248.272
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A Tech stock actually worth owning Bob Moriarty October 1, 2003 As 321gold readers know, I virtually never mention any stocks other than resource stocks. The sole exception may have been last October when I saw a temporary bottom in the stock market and mentioned that NT was cheap at $.50. For those who care, Nortel is now $4.26 and not nearly as cheap as it was 11 months ago. But a tech. company came to me recently and wanted to sign up for advertising. It`s a Canadian Wireless company, Wireless Age Communications (WLSA, OTCBB $2.25 US) with an interesting slant. The company head, John Simmonds, has been THE leader in Canadian telecommunications for the last 20 years and he`s about to hit another home run. I found some interesting information about Simmonds and Wireless Age. John Simmonds began his first company, Midland Canada, in 1978. In eight short years, he went to $20 million in annual revenue. In 1981, he began a long career of buying low cost acquisitions and building them up for later resale. He purchased Dynacharge out of bankruptcy for $100,000 and sold it four years later for $10 million. Without being negative, John Simmonds is a wheeler-dealer and a very good one indeed. In 1987, John took over Glenayre, a mid-level mobile communications business doing $40 million in sales. Through a series of strategic acquisitions, Simmonds increased revenue to over $400 million in 18 months. Mr Simmonds went on to spin the US subsidiary of Glenayre off under its own IPO and the company reached a market cap of $3 billion US in less than five years. In 1992 and 1993, Glenayre was the biggest gainer on the Nasdaq as the stock roared from $14 a share to $700 (split-adjusted). In 1994, Simmonds bought Intec at $.44 a share. When he sold the company two years later, shareholders got $12, a gain of 2600%. The wireless industry in Canada is essentially fragmented into small and inefficient units. Simmonds intends to consolidate these smaller companies into a much larger integrated company providing high margin hardware solutions to wireless customers. Wireless Age buys companies on the basis of high margins, a positive cash flow and a strong base of residual payments from wireless phone companies. They can be very selective in their purchases so they can constantly be increasing efficiencies and profits by "rolling up" a fragmented industry. As a result of a US FCC change in frequency spacing in 2-way radios, anyone using 2-way radio in the US and Canada will need to upgrade their systems in the next three years. Wireless Age intends to use the Midland brand name to sell a variety of proprietary products which will comply with the new regulations. Manufacturing and distribution agreements are already in place. The company has 17 million shares outstanding and only 3 million in the float. Volume on the stock is fair and increasing daily. I rarely put a target price on a stock but since this is a tech stock, which I would normally shun like sin, Wireless Age is an easy 3-5 bagger in any market. It has a solid business plan, top notch management and a high growth market regardless of economic climate. This is neither a buy nor sell recommendation, we have not been paid to produce this piece. We don`t own the stock but we might buy some - and they do advertise with us. Bob Moriarty October 1, 2003 |
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