RE: Don't understandHello AmericanInv et al,
First and foremost, one will thank you for your input.
Yours was a well conveyed understanding; and one does appreciate the attempt to extrapolate a higher share price, based on information provided by way of the most recent conference call and the Cannacord analyst report.
By the way, an $8.00 Dollar per share price target would-be kind of rich.
However, should we elect to divide that projected $8.00 Dollar per share price target by a factor of 4, we could arrive at a perhaps achievable interim high of $2.00 per share, AmericanInv.
Perhaps any projected estimate higher than a $1.80 to $2.00 per share price during the interim would have to be dependent upon Tranzeo Wireless Technologies/Aperto representatives having successfully secured a great portion of a $25,000,000.00 to $50,000,000.00 Million Dollar contract award within the next 3 to 6 months.
Being an American investor, you would be familiar with the expected second phase release of such U.S. government mandated/sponsored fiscal support for those chosen as successful American Broadband initiatives applicants; monies which are now delayed and are said to be potentially issued during Q3 2010 thru Q1 2011.
As pertaining to your question regarding the TZT share price being allowed to remain depressed, one will submit that “the market’s” present valuation of Tranzeo’s share price could in part be attributed to “market participants” previously factoring in the potential issuance of another 25% worth of share dilution; this would be in addition to whatever cash considerations have thus far been forwarded by Tranzeo Wireless Technologies Inc to the Aperto “stakeholder” or “stakeholders” and any pending cash amounts owed and deliverable within 60 days from the closing of the Aperto transaction.
All this in exchange for a provisioned access to, amongst other clearly advantageous potentials, the manufacturing and Intellectual Properties relating capabilities which the Aperto enterprise adds to the combined Tranzeo/Aperto enterprise.
Having stated the immediately aforementioned, one will now emphasize factors which could be benefiting the potentials for another interested party or parties - perhaps accredited investors being serviced by the operators managing and directing the business affairs of certain concertedly acting private investment/venture capital funds?
Factor #1
A share price which is not, at this juncture, demonstrating any appreciable indication of over inflation.
In fact, Tranzeo shares are, as of this past Friday’s close of
.77 cents, being traded at a discount to the would-be fully diluted share price, i.e. the could-be fully diluted share price share price which would result following the issuance of $400,000.00 dollars and/or and additional 25% worth of Tranzeo shares to the awaiting Aperto “stakeholder” or “stakeholders.”
Moreover, Tranzeo’s share price has already pulled back well in excess of 120% from its previously established 52 Week high of $1.87.
Accompanying notes:
Given certain previously indicated factors, one had long ago been able to peg the Tranzeo Wireless Technologies Inc share price as arriving at an interim bottom of
.90 cents; and one had also suggested that the share price could arrive at levels markedly lower than the near term and justifiable
.90 cent bottom.
We also note that one had been spot on, if you will, with previous share price projections.
FYI, one is about to issue certain revised share price projections; projections based on the Tranzeo/Aperto involvement or interest in producing an appreciable presence within the would-be expanding “developing world” (BRIIC countries) Telecommunications sectors and other existing and developing presences within North America as well.
Factor #2
A “consolidation” of respective stakeholder “interests” has taken place.
See Aperto/Tranzeo amalgamation and the intentional wholly owned "operating unit" nature associated with such an amalgamation/purchase transaction.
And be certain to identify the possibility that the Aperto stakeholder or “stakeholders” would not approve of the merger without being assured of the possibility that more or continuous efforts to collectively “EXPAND” the Tranzeo/Aperto enterprise value proposition would be aggressively undertaken – Mr. Tocher certainly indicated such aggressive efforts to expand the sales channels abroad.
Note: The increased presence within or exposure to the developing world telecommunications sectors.
Note the intent to leverage the increasing reductions to the Canadian corporate tax rates.
Note: the increased governmental assistance, as pertains to insuring 80% of all receivables associated with purchase orders secured in developing world jurisdictions - see the Export Development Canada stamp of approval and the relatively lower costs of borrowing which would be supported by the insurance of 80% of receivables derived from equipment contracts secured from developing world and/or developed countries based corporations.
Finally, one could certainly support short term share price “pain” (e.g. approximately $1.60 down to
.77 cents worth of fiscal pain) in exchange for a certain established and relatively near term (e.g. 16 to 90 days) “gain.”
In closing, one does suspect that the “Sword of Damocles” like issues (i.e. as yet unresolved issues pertaining to certain as yet unfinished business related to the purchase of or amalgamation with Aperto) could be cleared away prior to that 10 Million Dollar revolving credit facility being secured on behalf of the company.
Perhaps we’ll witness said sword like influence being removed from the picture within this month of June.
Once again, thank you AmericanInv.
Sherbet2
PS: Amongst other known factors, one does understand that “the market”, rather certain largely “influential” market participants, can choose to appear as having remained “irrational” much longer than a specific segment of “this market’s” less influential participants can remain “solvent.”