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CITE Ls 2x Citi

2.5401
0.00 (0.00%)
18 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Name Symbol Market Type
Ls 2x Citi LSE:CITE London Exchange Traded Fund
  Price Change % Change Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 2.5401 - 0 00:00:00

Ls 2x Citi Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
18/1/2008
12:31
8T - just testing you on your infinite knowledge and wisdom, how do the company stand with fundraising at a price below 3.8p ? (With the share capital consisting of 21,854,122 ordinary shares of 3.8 pence)
double6
18/1/2008
12:20
LOL!

Could have had 4/7 on 8T de-ramping before ANYONE came on the BB's!

double6
18/1/2008
11:52
225k offered now.

I'll open a book on who arrives first safman ?

6/4 double6
2/1 sand frog
2/1 harki/william47

8trader
18/1/2008
11:49
any talk of funding in these markets and you will literally get squashed..

besides it being a poor statement..

saffy..

safman
18/1/2008
11:45
150k offered at 3.28p now !
8trader
18/1/2008
09:50
Looks like you lost Bigbob.................

"Redd - 18 Oct'07 - 11:42 - 51 of 62 edit

bigbob, I'm pleased like me that you'll let the share price price do the talking. I am amazed given the state of this business you can say "i'd say under 25p they are indeed stunning value" so I'll come back in a few months to either deride or congratulate you.

Personally I expect the share price to be much lower on my return. Good luck, you'll need it!"

redd
18/1/2008
08:54
Well, well, well, Bigbob! You huffed and puffed protesting that this was a multi bagger in the making.....................

"BIGBOBJOYLOVE - 18 Oct'07 - 08:17 - 24 of 61

Well they floated a year ago at 95p and went to nearly 120p on first day. Looks like a case of the market forgetting the stock, they've no debt, have some world leading technology and cash in the bank. Was thinking of punting these but i may stay in as this could have along way to go. Looks a no brainer for a bounce back to at least 25p for starters."

You are nothing more than an opportunist ramper!

"RNS Number:0637M
Citel PLC
18 January 2008
Citel plc

("Citel" or the "Company")

Trading Update

The Board of Citel announces that, despite substantial growth in sales of its
core Portico TVA product, it is now unlikely that the Company will achieve
market forecasts for the year ending 31 March 2008.


In the past few months the Company has reduced staffing levels and sought to
realign its cost base in light of trading. The Company continues to manage its
cost of sales by focusing on selling the Company's products through commercial
sales channels as well as directly to Tier 2/3 telecommunication carriers.
Recently the sales strategy has also included IP PBX providers, in order to
provide an integrated solution sale from a single vendor, to the enterprise
clients. It remains difficult to predict the timing of the benefits of direct
selling efforts to large entities, a strategy that has been in place for the
past six to nine months.


As at 15 January 2008 Citel had cash of $0.55 million and receivables of $0.81
million. In addition to the cash balance, the Company has an undrawn,
receivables-based bank facility and no long term debt. The Company's current
monthly cash burn rate is approximately $0.3 million. Whilst progress has been
made the Directors note that additional funding will be required in order to
reach cash flow break even.


Citel intends to announce its preliminary results for the year ended 31 March
2008 in July 2008."

What have you got to say for yourself now?

redd
29/10/2007
22:58
Well, well, well!

Look what bigbob said on another BB last Fiday.........

"75k was mine and now they're taking them back off me 10k at a time. Not a bad trade for me........."

He alledgedly bought at 10.9p and said only 2 days previously on the same site as well as making similar comments here........

"CITE - nudging up again, no brainer punt this very tight spread. 16-16.3p. Forced seller last week plunged the price 80% but it's started to bounce back. Floated at around 95p a year ago and cash in the bank with no debt. Could be a multibagger this one medium term."

He was obviously doing a pump and dump! Be warned!!

redd
24/10/2007
15:19
I wonder where BIGBOB is ramping this appalling business now?

On the UPS BB again for one..................

"CITE nudging up, very tight spread. 16-16.3p. Forced seller last week plunged the price 80% but it's started bounce back. Floated at around 95p a year ago and cash in the bank with no debt. Could be a multibagger this medium term."

I hope no-one gets sucked in!

;-)

redd
18/10/2007
16:31
tut, tut, bigbob! I thought you said you would let the share price tell the story and not ramp it?

"BIGBOBJOYLOVE - 18 Oct'07 - 12:29 - 50 of 58

I'l let the shareprice do the talking ;-))"

redd
18/10/2007
16:08
don't know but the more i look into this the more i think i've found what could be a right old multibagger. Come down from 120p this share on hardly any volume, it's only just been listed about 12 months. May dip toe in for more in the morning once they sort the spread out. So long.
bigbobjoylove
18/10/2007
15:27
Certainly is an expanding market and citels products appear to be being intergrated with most of the service providers systems.Not fully up with the technology i must admit.

What,s the chances this could be being lined up for a takeover bid or merger.It is the Finance Director who,s stepped in as the tempory CEO.

Anyone got any insight?

c1ty whispers
18/10/2007
15:11
think there's some good milage in this CITE.
bigbobjoylove
18/10/2007
14:37
Broadsoft Named VoIP Market Leader by IDC
Posted by Leigh Fatzinger on July 10, 2007 10:34 AM | Permalink |
From VoIP Monitor yesterday:

"BroadSoft has been named the market leader for voice applications servers by research firm IDC. In its report "Worldwide Voice Application Servers 2006 Market Share Update," IDC identified BroadSoft and its award-winning BroadWorks platform as the market leader in 2006. The research was published as part of IDC's continuous intelligence services that provide written research, analyst interactions, telebriefings, and conferences.

"BroadSoft was the leading supplier and in general has enjoyed the best success in terms of geographic reach, penetration of Tier 1 service providers, and strategic partnerships with Tier 1 NEPs (network equipment providers)," stated Thomas Valovic, program director of VoIP Infrastructure for IDC and author of the report.

The IDC report projected that BroadSoft holds a 25 percent share of the worldwide voice application server market based on estimated 2006 revenues. The market leader declaration follows Deloitte's ranking of BroadSoft in the top 100 of its "2006 Technology Fast 500" in North America.

"This recognition by IDC is further evidence that BroadSoft is pulling away from the competition in the quickly expanding applications market," said Michael Tessler, president and CEO of BroadSoft. "Everyone at BroadSoft has worked tirelessly to reach and retain our leadership position, and it shows in our numbers. BroadSoft counts five of the top six telecom equipment providers as resellers, more than 40 incumbents as customers, and nearly 30 IMS deployments worldwide."

Citel announced a Broadsoft deployment with Centennial de Puerto Rico last month whereby Centennial will use the Portico TVA to accelerate deployment of its Broadsoft-based hosted IP service, marketed under the brand Aptus.

Congratulations to Broadsoft. Citel is proud to be a partner of this market leader and innovator.

c1ty whispers
18/10/2007
14:30
.........................................VoIP subscriber market 2007

12/09/07

The number of US consumer VoIP subscribers soared from 6.5 million in mid-2006 to 11.8 million by the 2nd quarter of 2007, according to TeleGeography's US VoIP Research Service.

While the growth of network-independent providers like Vonage has slowed sharply, cable companies' rapid voice subscriber gains have more than made up the difference. TeleGeography projects that the number of US VoIP subscribers will rise to 23.3 million by 2011, driven chiefly by the strong growth of cable providers' IP telephony offerings.

Nevertheless, US VoIP subscriber growth is falling well behind the blistering pace set by European VoIP service providers. Both markets experienced similar growth patterns over the first few years of development, but began to diverge in 2006. Several factors help account for Europe's much more rapid VoIP service growth, including freer access to incumbents' local copper loops, more aggressive competition and pricing, and the active participation of incumbent operators such as France Telecom, Deutsche Telekom and BT in the VoIP market. In Europe, incumbent service providers accounted for 26%of VoIP subscribers, while in the US, AT&T, Verizon and Qwest have remained largely on the sidelines. If these factors remain in place, TeleGeography projects that by 2011, VoIP penetration in Europe will be approximately twice as great as in the US.

'VoIP service in the US has emerged as a mainstream service that is causing traditional service providers some headaches,' commented TeleGeography analyst Stephan Beckert. 'However, in Europe, VoIP could fundamentally change the structure of the fixed-line market.'

;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;


Carrier VoIP equipment revenue: 2007

12/10/07

After dropping 6% in Q1 2007, the service provider next-gen voice equipment market rose 8% in Q2 to reach over £450m, says Infonetics Research in its "Service Provider VoIP and IMS Equipment and Subscribers" report.

All categories of next gen voice equipment except soft switches are up in Q2, the report shows, with the strongest gains posted by the voice application server, media gateway, and session border controller segments.

"The second quarter was marked by robust media gateway, voice application server, and SBC deployments, as well as some softness in soft switch deployments. There was also continued softness in the Asia Pacific media server market, which led to a somewhat disappointing quarter for some players, but it was a strong quarter overall, and the 5-year outlook looks good as demand for VoIP networking gears remains unabated," said Infonetics Research principal analyst Stéphane Téral.

Other report highlights:

The overall service provider next gen voice and IMS equipment market is forecast to more than double between 2006 and 2010, when it will reach $6.8 billion worldwide

The number of worldwide residential and SOHO VoIP subscribers will grow to about 172 million in 2010

The combined voice application server market, which jumped 32% in 2Q07, is led by BroadSoft, followed by IP Unity Glenayre and Avaya

The worldwide trunk media gateway and softswitch market totaled $773.4 million worldwide in 2Q07, with Nortel leading, followed by Nokia Siemens -- Cisco jumps to #3 in the trunk media gateway/softswitch segment, displacing Sonus, fueled by strong media gateway deployments

Infonetics' report tracks VoIP subscribers and carrier VoIP equipment, including high-, mid-, and low-density trunk media gateways, SBCs, media servers, class 4 and class 5 application softswitches, voice application servers, and IMS core equipment, including home subscriber servers (HSS), CSCF servers, and media resource function platforms.



The report provides analysis and rankings for Alcatel-Lucent, BroadSoft, Cantata, Thomson Cirpack, Cisco, RadiSys (Convedia), Ericsson, GENBAND, Huawei, Italtel, MetaSwitch, Comverse (NetCentrex), Nortel, Siemens, Sonus, Tekelec, UTStarcom, Veraz, Xener, and many others.

c1ty whispers
18/10/2007
11:45
so what shares do you own for the third time or are you just a full time bore posting on bulletin boards all day?? I've just searched on newsmon and i'm quite staggered at the number of posts you have done on the hceg board especially considering you have no position. Surely you must have other things to do??
bigbobjoylove
18/10/2007
11:42
bigbob, I'm pleased like me that you'll let the share price price do the talking. I am amazed given the state of this business you can say "i'd say under 25p they are indeed stunning value" so I'll come back in a few months to either deride or congratulate you.

Personally I expect the share price to be much lower on my return. Good luck, you'll need it!

redd
18/10/2007
11:29
I'l let the shareprice do the talking ;-)) So you have no intention of buying/selling and you still haven't said what if any shares you hold. So maybe the posters were indeed correct you have nothing else better to do, can this be presumed??

stunning value is certainly not wrong, i'd say under 25p they are indeed stunning value. Finger now hovering over the filter button as i think you could become tedious/boring and as i said i'd prefer to let the shareprice do the talking.

bigbobjoylove
18/10/2007
11:24
c1ty whispers, don't hold any shares as I see this going bust.

bigbob, now you accept your comment was wrong does that mean another of your comments, 'stunning value', is also now wrong?

redd
18/10/2007
11:13
Redd.......Anyone who questions my decisions are welcome in my book and i,ll gladly share my wisdom.

So tell me........have you bought any yet.

Just kidding.

c1ty whispers
18/10/2007
11:12
yes got that wrong, should have read NAV. Nice to see you're researching though instead of just 'hanging' around. May i ask what shares you hold btw?
bigbobjoylove
18/10/2007
11:07
bigbob, if you just wanted a ramping BB then yes you should have moderated it but my comments are just as worthy as many on here as I have at least done some research.

Some of that research quickly showed your comment below was totally wrong....

"BIGBOBJOYLOVE - 17 Oct'07 - 15:20 - 1 of 45

More cash on the books than whole of market cap."

Perhaps you would care to correct it?

redd
18/10/2007
10:55
Major Shareholders

Amount % Holding %


Advent Venture Partners LLP 2,702,913 12.46
Doughty Hanson & Co Technology Ltd 2,551,808 11.68
AXA Investment Managers UK Ltd 2,463,150 11.34
Loudwater Trust Ltd 2,105,264 9.63
Nova General Partner Ltd 1,661,359 7.60
Schroder Investment Management Limited 1,578,947 7.28
Aberdeen Asset Managers Ltd 1,194,697 5.50
Universities Superannuation Scheme Ltd 1,022,500 4.71
Gartmore No 1 General Partner 836,026 3.83
Hexagon Investments LLC 810,231 3.71


Other Directors Name
Jose Seneca David 52,63 0.243
John Edward Cunningham 27,266 0.126

c1ty whispers
18/10/2007
10:55
christ, i should have moderated this thread. Redd you're views are welcome although if you're not thinking of going long or short then i agree with prezzy. Surely you have something more constructive to do or are you just bringing your spats across from another board? Either way i'll filter the pair of you if it continues.

Back to the stock CITE. I bought on a technical trade having got my broker to speak to the MM it was quite obvious a false position (price) had been created by the sudden plunge from 29p to 9p in seconds. No other reason i bought, i was going to 'punt' these but having had a quick look i'm not sure whether i'll sell for a while as they do look a promising little company. I may even buy some more if they move up again. Good luck all, bob.

bigbobjoylove
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