Newsgroup: it.economia.borsa.estero
Titolo: wavx

Ma quanto ritraccerà?
mmmm???
Sotto i 3 forse??
Questa news potrebbe raffreddare gli spiriti
Dow Jones Business News
SEC Review Delays Wave Systems Shareholder Vote
Wednesday August 6, 12:03 pm ET
By Ellen Sheng
Dow Jones Newswires
NEW YORK -- The Securities and Exchange Commission has held up Wave Systems
Corp.'s plan to have shareholders approve an increase to the company's total
float to 120 million shares from 75 million shares.
David Collins, a spokesman for the security software maker, said the SEC is
currently reviewing the company's proxy statement after having finished a
review of its 10-K filing. The vote, which was originally set for Monday,
cannot be rescheduled until the SEC finishes its review, he said.
Mr. Collins said he didn't know what the SEC is reviewing.
The shareholder vote is part Wave Systems' effort to keep itself afloat. In
a June 30 SEC filing, the Lee, Mass., maker of products that monitor and
manage the use of electronic information disclosed it has only enough cash
to fund operations through approximately Oct. 15. Moreover, its auditor,
KPMG, expressed "substantial doubt" of the company's ability to continue as
a going concern beyond the second quarter of this year.
"In order to fund our business beyond the fourth quarter of 2003, it will be
necessary for us to raise additional capital. Wave is uncertain as to the
availability of financing from other sources to fund any cash deficiencies,"
the filing states. In order to continue as a going concern for the next 12
months, the company said it needs to raise $9.3 million.
The company said it wants to use the additional authorized Class A shares
for a number of purposes, including selling for cash and issuing additional
options, all without further shareholder approval.
Wave Systems said it plans to issue Class A shares for its stock option
plans, upon conversion of its outstanding convertible securities and upon
issuing dividends accrued on its Series H stock, according to the filing.
In the first quarter, the company recorded a net loss of $6.5 million, or 12
cents a share, compared with a year-earlier loss of $11.3 million, or 22
cents a share. The company generated revenue of $16,000, compared with
$246,000 a year earlier.
Near midday Wednesday, Nasdaq-listed shares of Wave Systems traded at $3.45,
down $1.08, or 24%.
The stock had seen a huge spike in the last several days amid very heavy
volume after the company released statements announcing relationships with
Intel Corp. (NasdaqNM:INTC - News) and International Business Machines Corp.
(NYSE:IBM - News) .

 Wednesday August 6, 12:03 pm
Scusa ma ritengo sia imprevedile il peso di questo ritracciamento. Comunque
Kiss parlava di una black candle a 2.50. Non mi meraviglierei di vederla
domani a 2.50. Come potrebbe anche succedere che domani torni a correre.
Purtroppo si è tornati con i piedi per terra dopo l'euforia dovuta
all'accordo con Intel e al non-accordo con IBM.
Ma l'accordo con Intel resta e WAVE potrebbe coprire le perdite degli ultimi
4 anni!
A mio avviso ci sono titoli più appetibili. CHINA e ASIA in testa

 A mio avviso ci sono titoli più appetibili. CHINA e ASIA in testa
Riguardo a China che ne dici del mio discorso?
I volumi anomali potrebbero esser stati generati  dalla vendita Massiccia di
AOL?
certo che 4 cent di earnings è un pò pochino non trovi?
Ciao!

"SuperZa :: Hx2CA" <zay(nospm)o...@ioELLE.it> ha scritto nel messaggio
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Non c'è dubbio. Tra la giornata nera immortalata perfettamente dall'indice
Nasdaq e le vedite di AOL CHINA sta lsciando sul campo un 15,86%.
Cavolo...adesso 16%
Qualucno pensa che domani apriranno in gap up i titoli cinesi, CHINA, IIJI,
ASIA e SINA in testa  ?????????

 ASIA e SINA in testa  ?????????
Sto concentrandomi su China
Osservando l'indicatore ADX +Di -DI impostato al breve termine
Non appena +Di risupera -DI  io entro sperando in un rimbalzo;
Per ora sono lontani (ma impostato a breve possono incrociare in mezzora)
+DI 13,3
-DI 42,8
 Ciao!