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Tellza Inc TELLF

Tellza Inc provides call origination and delivery services on a network basis for switchless long distance resellers and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) service providers in Canada, and call delivery services for international carriers. The company's business unit consists of Matchcom which offers voice interconnections for customers, Phonetime which provides international and domestic voice termination, Route Dynamix provides SMS services. In terms of geography, the company exports its serv


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Post by Bartstaron Mar 22, 2007 3:25pm
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revenue increases

revenue increaseswell lets see, 6.5 million a month times 12 is 78 million for the year. Theres 130 millions shares outstanding, but 80 million of the shares are held the Crest, so basically only a float of 50 millions for the retail investor. So if your figuring out price of stock based on the earnings, its 78/50 or 1.56 a share, but ,most stock trade at a premium to there earnings, so who knows where this will be a year from now. but if you look at it with a full float, 78/130 or .60/share your still seeing a discount on the stock. i don't think that it will stick around for that much longer. All this company needs is a little more publicity and bang to the moon alice.
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