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DragonWave Inc DRWIQ

DragonWave Inc is a Canadian company which provides high-capacity packet microwave solutions that drive next-generation IP (Internet Protocol) networks. It operates through the single segment being Broadband wireless backhaul equipment which includes embedded software. The company's product line includes Harmony, Horizon, Avenue, and NetViewer. The company operates its business in Canada, Malaysia, and another region. The majority of the company's revenue comes from Canada.


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Comment by bailey2on Aug 06, 2016 8:53am
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RE:RE:Not Quite Done Yet

RE:RE:Not Quite Done YetSo the float will be around 10 or 11 million shares total when all warrants are exercised. Still very low. They are not in a position to raise money at elevated prices. They have to grease palms and make the big boys money. Look at the trading in the past month. How can a company with hardly any float trade such big volume per day? They need money to survive presently and their breakeven revenue figure per quarter is 21 million. Allen compares the company presently to the company in 2007 . Let's hope he's right. But I fully understand the reason to be very skeptical. Hasn't been one contract reported for months. But I certainly have seen some companies once doing a reverse split and recapitalizing take off in price , with a little bit of luck. imho
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