Telephonetics Share Discussion Threads

[deanroberthunt] 23/4/2009 14:02

LBO...

when is all this stuff gonna manifest itself into the valuation....ffs still sitting at 8m MCAP, when they have 6m in cash and over 1m pbt

[lbo] 22/4/2009 20:30

Financial software specialist Gresham Computing said it was benefiting from the downturn as companies use its products to cut costs



Worker productivity and business processes are being highly scrutinized and many businesses are becoming more reliant on technology to help improve the bottom line through productivity gains and cost savings. One of these technologies businesses are investing in is voice picking the hands-free technology that uses speech recognition with WMS for order picking activity



As cost pressures rise in the uncertain economy and enterprises look to decrease call volumes, outbound IVR represents a tremendous area of growth over the next five years. This report will look at the tactical and strategic opportunities for vendors and enterprises in a down economy and focus on the applications being deployed for outbound solutions.



There has been continued consolidation among speech recognition vendors, with Nuance making numerous acquisitions over the last few years

[spooky] 22/4/2009 07:56

The AGM is next week and the shares could be due a run,they are looking pretty cheap.

[lbo] 21/4/2009 21:28

UK's Aim-listings contracts as firms question value

[lbo] 21/4/2009 21:25

Pity we can blame all the global problems on one person! It would make all much easier to accept.

[clocktower] 21/4/2009 16:44

Have you been buying the 125k LBO.

We know all about Global leaders - when it comes to companies that Mike Neville sits on the Board.

Global Holes as well.

[lbo] 21/4/2009 16:28

London – 21 April 2009 – SuccessFactors, Inc. (NASDAQ: SFSF), the global leader in on-demand performance and talent management solutions, today announced that Telephonetics VIP, the speech automation specialist, has implemented SuccessFactors' Professional Edition performance and talent management solution to all staff across the UK, to enhance HR processes and establish an automated performance review and goal management methodology for better line-of-sight for both the company and individual staff members, aligning employee goals and execution with the company's broader vision, conducive with enabling company growth. Telephonetics VIP sought to find strategic alignment via SuccessFactors solution sets that functionally enable General Management On-Demand

[lbo] 01/4/2009 16:02

Companies queue up to offer an escape route from junior market



The precipitous fall of the Aim market has drawn a crowd of lawyers and other professionals who see opportunities as companies delist from London's junior market, writes Brooke Masters .

They have their eyes on 800-plus Aim-listed companies worth less than £10m ($14.3bn) that may be feeling the costs associated with a listing. Law firm Hammonds recently offered an escape from Aim for a flat £5,000. "Does your company want to save £100k plus a year by delisting?" asks a flyer from the firm.

Sharemark and JB Jenkins, which offer alternative markets for shares in unlisted and unquoted companies, have seen an uptick in business from companies pulling out of Aim, including Sheffield United Football Club.

Veteran venture capitalist Sir Aubrey Brocklebank is setting up Grasshopper Management to help institutional shareholders manage interests in delisted companies.

All four businesses hope to capitalise on what they expect will be a wave of Aim companies choosing to drop their public listing. More companies left the junior market last year than joined for the first time since Aim started. Being a public company can cost as much as £200,000 a year and dealing with investors and the public can also eat up more than two weeks a year for top management.

[clocktower] 01/4/2009 11:21

LBO - In addition to the reasons for the drop in liqudity mentioned in the report (thanks for the link) is that small investors are tired of the Nomads - MM - and actions of directors in companies like MNT- FLX etc that the likes of Mike Neville sat or sits on the boards of.

The FSA & others, might indeed get their teeth into what has gone on and already maybe starting to investigate some of these companies and there directors, from what I hear, I am delighted to say.

[lbo] 31/3/2009 13:56

The London Stock Exchange (LSE) is taking steps to stem the number of companies leaving its junior market, AIM.



In the last year, the number of companies choosing to delist from AIM has risen significantly, while the number of new listings has fallen dramatically.

[jotoha2] 30/3/2009 21:52

rascal , you are a real prat , anyone with a bit of savvy knows MN is a first class spivv and will take anyone to the cleaners if allowed to , if you have any evidence then come clean with the info , tph and wtv are there not for small time investors but to milk the system for Directors and major holders ...thats how Aim works !

[rascalhardin] 26/3/2009 15:29

ct,

I realise I may have gone a bit too far and withdraw my earlier remarks.

[lbo] 26/3/2009 15:19

Any investment in any shares nowadays has a "dubious past record"! LOL



Barclays Equity Gilt Study 2009: Past 10 years "lost decade" for shares; US annualised return since 1998 fourth-worst 10-year return of past 83 years

[clocktower] 26/3/2009 15:11

LBO - All attacks of the kind you point out in your post 732 must not be allowed to occur. The police must take every step to ensure these persons are caught and brought before a judge and punished.

As for verbal attacks on BB on directors of public companies whom have failed minority investors, then that is another matter for them to deal with through the legal process.

[rascalhardin] 26/3/2009 13:48

LBO,

Yes, MN does have a very dubious past record. but as stated on the WTV board, I consider that I am wasting my time posting on these boards. I will occasionally post on the WTV board, but not on this board. Or the other TPH board.

[lbo] 26/3/2009 13:29

Possible anti-capitalist links to attack on Fred Goowdin's home

[deanroberthunt] 26/3/2009 12:18

this is very childish......why don't you two make love not war

what is not in dispute is that MN has a dubious past record, whether he's an out and out conman/fraudster has to be proved in a court of law...and whether his intentions here are for the benefit of shareholders or not, remains to be seen....notwithstanding these points, this stock would still rank as very high risk...

[lbo] 25/3/2009 00:38

NOW THATS POETIC JUSTICE! LOL

rascalhardin - 23 Mar'09 - 13:40 - 27 of 29


Did a little typo there, and an edit.

rascalhardin - 23 Mar'09 - 13:41 - 28 of 29


Double post.Edited.

rascalhardin - 23 Mar'09 - 13:42 - 29 of 29


You are repeating yourself.

[lbo] 25/3/2009 00:25

Well considering Telephonetics only bought VIP in July 2006 and the thread was started back in August 2005 then "Header should be TelephoneticsVIP..." is also wrong!

Nearly as incorrect as "names of the anonymous"! How are they anonymous if you know the names!! What an Oxymoron!

LOL

[oilforex] 24/3/2009 22:11

He's got a point. Header should be TelephoneticsVIP...

[rascalhardin] 23/3/2009 13:44

You are repeating yourself. Header is still wrong. I am a humble seeker of the truth. Would you like to know the names of the anonymous "high profile investors" ?

[rascalhardin] 23/3/2009 13:42

You are repeating yourself.