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[poppeye007]

Cellular Technical Services entwickelt Sicherungssoftware für Handys und mobilfiunk allgemein. Der Chart ist hochinteressant. Die Aktie, die auch in Deutschland gehandelt wird, kommt von 200 und steht derzeit bei aktuell 12US-Dollar. Letzte Woche 8 $....... Diverse Zuckungen nach oben deuten darauf hin, dass der Kurs bald nach oben ausbricht. Die Technik ist ok, bin aus der Branche, die Informationspolitik des Unternehmens auch. Schaut Euch den 3-Jahreschart an.... dann weiß man, daß es nur eine Frage der Zeit ist....
Der Mobilfunkbereich bietet nach wie vor immense Chancen, CTSC macht die Sicherheitssoftware....
Kursziel kurzfristig 20$, mittel- und langfristig 100$

[poppeye007]

.. habe noch vergessen..... : die WKN lautet 918036

good luck !

[dust1]

kannst du mehr infos über den wert geben ?
danke..

[trador]

die machen sogar gewinne!!!
earnings ist bald - anfang februar. 0.87 c/share ist letztes earning
ctsc macht auch in pre paid karten (desing, vertrieb, marketing), die im kommen sind - jedenfalls ist das in usa
ziemlich im kommen. also man kann sich auf steigerungsraten gefasst machen

[Madinvestor]

HERE`S the reason CTSC went UP:

This is written by Brian Hicks, stock analyst and Cutting Edge editor, very
well respected picker. This was just published 2 days ago I believe.

FEATURED STOCK
A Chicken In Every Cell Phone
Well, maybe not a chicken. But how about a location device?

Let me run some numbers by you. They`re awesome. According to industry
estimates, more than 80 million people own cellular telephones and handsets
in the United States today. That is about 30% of the U.S. population—but
that number is expected to grow to over 120 million by 2001.

That`s massive growth—50% year-over-year.

With growth like that, investing in telecom (wireless) stocks is a no-brainer.
But I have an indirect play on the cellular market.

And it comes from that institution we`ve come to love and hate—our federal
government. It`s a bureaucracy for goodness sake.

Propelling the cellular market into the future is a Federal Communications
Commission ruling mandating that by Oct. 1, 2001 wireless carriers have the
ability to identify the locations of wireless calls for emergency assistance.

Just to give you a little piece of what the agency handed down, read this:

"On June 12, 1996 the FCC issues a First Report and Order (the R&O) and
Further Notice of Proposed Rule Making in its Common Carrier Docket No.
94-102. The Docket required certain Commerical Mobile Radio Services
(CMRS) providers befitting Parts 22, 24, and 90 of the FCC`s Rules to offer
E911 access and services to mobile radio users. The CMRS providers
meeting the E911 requirement include all licensees of cellular radiotelephone
systems, all licensees of broadband PCS systems, and licensees of certain
covered Specialized Mobile Radio (SMR) systems."

In a nutshell, all cellular phone providers will have to provide location
services for ALL of its cellular telephones.

In 1998, the average volume of wireless 911 calls was 96,000 a day (35
million a year). This figure is expected to top 130,000 a day by 2001.

Now start thinking about that. By October 2001, there will be over 120 million
cell phone units that will require a location/tracking device. That`s a huge
opportunity.

Remember, Qualcomm made its bones by putting its CDMA in a majority of
cell phones.

Well, this company is about to do the same thing.

Buy Cellular Technical Services Now!
A microcap in the truest since, Cellular Technical Services (CTSC-NASDAQ)
trades at a market cap of just $28 million.

At a market cap that low, what`s the downside? I see no downside from here.
I see nothing but upside—especially since the company is about to embark
on a period of high growth.

Take a look at the numbers below:

Ratio Comparison (TTM)


CTSC Industry S&P 500
P/E Ratio 9.95 65.0 38.6
Price to Sales 2.53 31.9 9.14
Price to Book 5.06 17.7 11.17
Price to Free Cash Flow 7.4 68.2 48.7


By the looks of CTSC`s ratio comparison with its peer group and broader
market, the stock appears to be grossly undervalued, and trading at severely
discounted prices. However, the company`s recent growth (and I`m talking
about the past three years) hasn`t exactly been stellar. That`s why it`s trading
at such a huge discount to the market.

But that`s about to change. Since CTSC is focusing on location technology in
cellular telephones, the growth in the company`s fundamentals should be
phenomenal.

At a market cap of $28 million, a four-fold rise in market value is a no-brainer.
That would put the stock around levels of $50 a share.

But I don`t think that`ll happen for at least two years. Once the company
begins its ramp-up in the cellular market, the market re-rates the stock to the
upside. Then you`ll witness an explosion in price.

So, right now is the time to buy shares of Cellular Technical Services
aggressively—while the valuation is dirt cheap. But be warned—there are
only 2.2 million shares outstanding. So it won`t take much buying to push
these share upwards. Be disciplined in your buying.

I rate CTSC a buy up to $14 a share.

CTSC Fundamental & Trading Ratio
2401 Forth Ave., Suite 808, Seattle, WA 98121
Tel. [phone]; Fax [phone]

Symbol
CTSC Exchange
NASDAQ Price
$10.56 52wk Price Range
$1.69-$18.56 Market Cap
$24.1 mil
Shares Outstanding
2.3 mil Float
2.0 mil Avg. Daily Vol.
0.08 mil Insider Holds
N/A Inst. Holdings
9.8%
Short Interest Ratio
N/A Y-T-D Returns
N/A

Fundamental Information
Revenues
N/A EPS
1.13 Cash
$2.45 mil Debt
N/A
P/E
9.35 P/S
2.36 P/Book Value
4.73 P/Cash
6.90 Book Value
1.35


SO THEN! I`d say this is a STRONG BUY!