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Hi sharealley
Thanks for your selflessness in posting your TA. Any other TA interpretation based on other charts would be most welcome. GV's CEO shd be correct to say that GV shd be valued at least 30 cents. undamentally, it has improved by leaps and bounds. Unfortunately, with $ & cts figures being attached to every announcement of new biz, the counter can't be played up by the "sly operators". Just have to wait for the quarterly reports. There must be many Horizon (known as such before the reverse takeover) investors have been waiting for many donkey years for GV to rise above 20cts per share(pse let me know if my figure is wrong) per share - few shares done - a peak achieved more than one year ago). Guess Horizon was higher than 20cts then.
I am planning to let go at 18 or 19 cents. Since it is becoming so bullish and with so many supporters, I think I will probably let go some progressively..... :)
I am convinced!! Does this mean I should let go other shares eg STE and invest more into this counter? even at 0.17 or 0.175 ?
GV is forming a large base of head & shoulder pattern, extremely bullish, indicating that the worse is over. H&S pattern has a target price of 38c. it is ready to challenge the neckline at 22.5c, ultimately it shd breach >50c level which i'll consider selling progressively.
In my writing this morning, I said I trusted the chairman. If I can't trust the guy, who can I trust?
This guy was former Chief of Defence Force, etc. I will copy his bio-data below shortly. If I trust him and every word of what he said in the annual report, then my investment in Global Voice should do very well this year. (100% gain is not impossible!
) If what Lt Gen Ng Jui Ping said turns out to be crap, boy, he will lose a lot of reputation. I will post again line by line what he said and what turned out to be the opposite (or whatever).
Lieutenant-General (Retired) Ng Jui Ping is Non-Executive Chairman
of Global Voice Group Limited. General Ng leads his own consulting business, August Asia Consulting Pte Ltd, and holds selective Board positions including that of Director of the Port of
Singapore Authority International (PSAI), the secondlargest
Port Company in the World, and is Chairman of
its China and North East Asia region.
He sits on the Boards of SGX Mainboard-listed Unisteel Technology
Limited, Yanlord Land Limited and Pacific Andes
(Holdings) Limited and is Chairman of Chesterton
International Property Consultants Pte Ltd. General Ng has
a distinguished 30-year military career
that culminated with his appointment as the Chief of
Defence Force, Singapore, from 1992 to 1995 and before
that as the Chief of Army, Singapore, from 1990 to 1992.
He was conferred a number of awards for distinguished
service to Singapore, including the Meritorious Service
Medal (Military) in 1995 and has been conferred prestigious awards by regional countries.
ok, folks.. I am convinced (actually I have always been and held on to this stock for > 1year liao and like one forumner said.. my coffin money at stake).. !! If there is a Warren Buffet stock type in STI, this is the one.... we just got to hold steady..
Seems like it's a better choice for me to continue holding it in the short run and awaits a good run soon!
Thanks focusy for that input..I am very optimistic too bout GVG prospects..believe they are an example of a very good growth company(type that the "Warren Buffets" will hold on to tightly) and they have done very well to turn around at the right time..expect the counter to move up up and away soon..:)
I believe the problem mgt has is they cant reveal much coz of the clause in some of their contracts which prevents them from disclosing the contract value..so they cant really give numbers but taking the hint from the recent comments by the CEO it seems that their profits should jump significantly..heres an excerpt of his comments from the EDGE:
--..."With its expanded fibre-optic network, Global Voice managed to complete agreements with 47 new customers during the financial year to December 2006, representing an 80% increase over 2005. It also signed 42.5 million worth of new contracts, representing a 250% surge over the previous year. The full impact of these new deals will be felt in the current financial year, according to the company. "...
Excerpt from non-exec chairman's letter to shareholders
http://info.sgx.com/listprosp.nsf/4f925e50089e98bf48256dad001425f5/a0a5e32c784ae63a482572b9002f8c0d/$FILE/GVG_AR_01-108_low.pdf
Read excerpt below with highlights from me where there is a lot of optimism, a lot of signals of a great year to come! I consider the chairman to be a man of great credibility, so I would take those words at face value.
Stock price now at 16.5 cts potentially could be 100% over the near term. Look out for Q1 financial results next month. Just my 2 cts' worth
Lieutenant-General (Retired) Ng Jui Ping:
Non-exec chairman
2006 has seen a marked shift in the shareholder base of
your Company with increased institutional investment
from funds in Singapore, London and New York, such as
ABN Amro and Peter Cundhill and Associates. This
renewed interest in GVG is driven by a global resurgence
of the telecommunications market and an
acknowledgement that many telecoms assets, bought
out of distress, are now severely undervalued. The Board
believes that this investment ethos will continue to
gather momentum as the demand for high capacity
solutions explodes driven by corporates, carriers and
service providers alike. In support of this, the Board and
Management are aggressively growing the profile of the
Company with investors and analysts, and having already
completed an Investor Roadshow in Singapore will now
conduct same in Europe and the US during April and May.
The telecommunications environment is on the threshold
of a major transformation and in 2007 we have already
experienced a surge in demand for high capacity, mission
critical solutions - all of which can only be delivered on
fiber. Our network acquisition differentiates us from all
our competitors, enabling GVG with an expansion of fiber
assets, network reach and an expansion of our product
offerings. This proposition coupled with our lean
operating model, an experienced team in situ and a
healthy pipeline, positions us for an exciting year in 2007
where we expect to deliver improved returns for our
shareholders.
I believe that we have shaped the future of GVG over the
last 12 months and created a platform from which to
position your Company for great success and growth in
the coming years. Your Company is now the owner of a
network with an original build cost of in excess of
billion, and a unique proposition to the customer of a
single network provider seamlessly providing
communications solutions end-to-end across Europe.
I would like to thank you, the shareholders, for the
continued support and trust you have placed in your
Board. We remain committed to the best practices in
corporate governance and will continue to review our
corporate governance procedures and policies throughout
2007 to protect the interests of our shareholders.
I believe that all our shareholders will be repaid for their
loyalty and I look forward to welcoming you all to our
Annual General Meeting on April 23rd, 2007.
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yah loh, I agree thats why we remain vested... so we have to be patient.. but GV mgt should have given shareholders some indications of the profit that one can expect if they want the share to move.. he seemed to be doing a lot of mutterings and threatening to do separate listing in Europe (which is going to cost money too, like the listing in Singapore)..
simple..Rome is not built in a single day..profits are not shown YET coz the previous year was one of basic block building and laying of foundations..lots of contracts won then and recently will only show up their profits when the payments come in..my guess is big profits show and growth should be starting from the current financial year..:)
at the end of all the talk, GV must show some profits lah... and only then would it skyrocket... and this is not rocket science... so I think this stock would have to remain as a turkey for the time being... although the hope is that it should soar like an eagle, but question is how come mgt cannot see this and show us some good profits?
More than a year ago, SIAS tresearch target price for GV was 25cents. After the report, the price collapsed all the way to 135 cts and recently recovered to 165cts and thereabouts. Surprisingly, it is not being covered by any broker. According to GV's CEO, the fair value for GV shd be 30cts (refer to focusy's extract from "The Edge" publication).
Vested in this counter since Feb. This counter seems to be very steady. It doesn't really jump much like other stocks even after good news, solid news but at least, it is climbing now. Any comments on tp?
News is obviously good! Whether u wanna vest or not is up to u..
Any comment on the news ? Good or Bad ? Any potiential to vest ?
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact:
Diane Hodnett
Commercial Director
Global Voice Group Ltd.
Tel: +353 1 469 1000
E-mail: diane.hodnett@globalvoice.com
GLOBAL VOICE LAUNCHES NEXT GENERATION NETWORK SEAMLESSLY LINKING
LONG-HAUL AND LAST-MILE
euro|nex delivers a single source solution for door-to-door optical networks across Europe
Singapore ? April, 11 2007
Uniquely euro|nex connects not only all the major datacenters and exchanges in Europe (100 on-net today), but uniquely, euro|nex connects clients European networks not PoP-to-PoP, but uniquely Door-to-Door ? all from a single provider, a single network platform, and with a single Service Level Agreement (SLA). euro|nex is ready for service, and euNetworks has already won significant networking deals for the new network, the first of which connects a client with multiple metro locations in Frankfurt, Dublin, Amsterdam and Paris via private fiber networks, all connected over a over a 10Gbs Ethernet network linking these cities.
Global Voice can deliver seamlessly door-to-door as the company owns the largest pool of metropolitan fiber assets across Europe. Constructed at a cost of EUR2 billion, Global Voice owns and operates one of Europe?s highest-capacity fiber optic networks that combines "long-haul" (country-to-country/city-to-city) with "last-mile" (inner-city) fiber, connecting Europe?s largest cities and economies. The all fiber network, acquired in 2006, connects
Germany, Netherlands, United Kingdom, France and Belgium. Uniquely, Global Voice Group combines meshed ?last-mile? metropolitan fiber networks in Frankfurt, Munich, Berlin, Stuttgart, Hanover, Hamburg, Düsseldorf, Cologne, Paris, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, London and Dublin - each of which connect key business/industrial parks, financial centres, government hubs and Internet exchanges.
? Global Voice Group, (SGX: H23.SI), owner and operator of one of Europe?s highest capacity fiber networks and provider of mission critical infrastructure and services, today announced that it is deploying high-capacity dense wave division multiplexing (DWDM) optical equipment across its European network to deliver euro¦nex - a single source, seamless long-haul to last-mile, door to door, next generation Ethernet network throughout Europe?s largest cities and economies.
euro|nex Solution Set
Global Voice?s clients are large-scale corporations, carrier and service providers with high bandwidth, mission critical, and advanced networking needs. euro|nex delivers a range of solutions based through either capacity or dedicated private fiber network. Capacity solutions include wave|nex (10Gbs/2.5Gbs wavelengths) and ether|nex (10Gbs/1Gbs true LAN-PHY which delivers 25% more capacity than Ethernet over SDH). Alternatively clients of Global Voice can deploy priva|nex, a client-dedicated private fiber network, designed and provisioned door-to-door, where the client can deploy their own networking equipment (Global Voice manages remote field operations) and exploit the unique scalability, security and flexibility of private fiber.
euro|nex SLA
As Global Voice operates and controls the networks, clients are assured with the highest SLA in the industry (99.5% plus), underpinning euNetworks? focus on mission critical, high-bandwidth solutions across Europe.
"The launch of euro|nex completes our network roll out in Europe by connecting our key metropolitan fiber networks with a true, Next Generation Network. Through euro|nex, euNetworks is uniquely positioned to offer our corporate, carrier and service-provider clients secure and highly efficient door-to-door connectivity in Europe," said Noel Meaney, Chief Executive Officer, Global Voice. " Our clients now have the unique benefit of being able to deal with a single provider delivering long-haul and metro capacity end-to-end, under one SLA, from the one sole owner of the network."
"With euro|nex, our strategy was not only to provide one optical network, end-to-end, door-to-door, but also deliver the network that both reduces costs and expands opportunities for our clients through the convergence of voice, video, data and internet over one common transport platform," said Albrecht Kraas, Chief Technology Officer, Global Voice.
# # #
About Global Voice Group
Global Voice Group, trading as euNetworks in Europe, owns and operates one of Europe?s highest capacity fiber networks and provides mission critical communication infrastructure and services to large corporates, carriers, and service providers. Constructed at a cost in excess of ?2 billion, Global Voice?s all-fiber optic network uniquely combines ?long-haul? inter-city network linking Europe?s largest economies, with high density ?last-mile? metropolitan fiber networks in 15 of Europe?s leading cities.
Global Voice Group was recently awarded the prestigious title of "Best New Entrant" by leading telecommunications publication, Capacity Magazine. The award was granted to euNetworks following their acquisition of a pan European fiber network thus extending their unique proposition of delivering private fiber networks ? an offering the judges felt is of immense value to large Corporates and carriers alike. Global Voice Group, is headquartered in Frankfurt and publicly listed on the Singapore stock exchange (SGX: H23.SI). For further information please visit www.globalvoice.com.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact:
Diane Hodnett
Commercial Director
Global Voice Group Ltd.
Tel: +353 1 469 1000
E-mail: diane.hodnett@globalvoice.com
GLOBAL VOICE LAUNCHES NEXT GENERATION NETWORK SEAMLESSLY LINKING
LONG-HAUL AND LAST-MILE
euro|nex delivers a single source solution for door-to-door optical networks across Europe
Singapore ? April, 11 2007
Uniquely euro|nex connects not only all the major datacenters and exchanges in Europe (100 on-net today), but uniquely, euro|nex connects clients European networks not PoP-to-PoP, but uniquely Door-to-Door ? all from a single provider, a single network platform, and with a single Service Level Agreement (SLA). euro|nex is ready for service, and euNetworks has already won significant networking deals for the new network, the first of which connects a client with multiple metro locations in Frankfurt, Dublin, Amsterdam and Paris via private fiber networks, all connected over a over a 10Gbs Ethernet network linking these cities.
Global Voice can deliver seamlessly door-to-door as the company owns the largest pool of metropolitan fiber assets across Europe. Constructed at a cost of EUR2 billion, Global Voice owns and operates one of Europe?s highest-capacity fiber optic networks that combines "long-haul" (country-to-country/city-to-city) with "last-mile" (inner-city) fiber, connecting Europe?s largest cities and economies. The all fiber network, acquired in 2006, connects
Germany, Netherlands, United Kingdom, France and Belgium. Uniquely, Global Voice Group combines meshed ?last-mile? metropolitan fiber networks in Frankfurt, Munich, Berlin, Stuttgart, Hanover, Hamburg, Düsseldorf, Cologne, Paris, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, London and Dublin - each of which connect key business/industrial parks, financial centres, government hubs and Internet exchanges.
? Global Voice Group, (SGX: H23.SI), owner and operator of one of Europe?s highest capacity fiber networks and provider of mission critical infrastructure and services, today announced that it is deploying high-capacity dense wave division multiplexing (DWDM) optical equipment across its European network to deliver euro¦nex - a single source, seamless long-haul to last-mile, door to door, next generation Ethernet network throughout Europe?s largest cities and economies.
euro|nex Solution Set
Global Voice?s clients are large-scale corporations, carrier and service providers with high bandwidth, mission critical, and advanced networking needs. euro|nex delivers a range of solutions based through either capacity or dedicated private fiber network. Capacity solutions include wave|nex (10Gbs/2.5Gbs wavelengths) and ether|nex (10Gbs/1Gbs true LAN-PHY which delivers 25% more capacity than Ethernet over SDH). Alternatively clients of Global Voice can deploy priva|nex, a client-dedicated private fiber network, designed and provisioned door-to-door, where the client can deploy their own networking equipment (Global Voice manages remote field operations) and exploit the unique scalability, security and flexibility of private fiber.
euro|nex SLA
As Global Voice operates and controls the networks, clients are assured with the highest SLA in the industry (99.5% plus), underpinning euNetworks? focus on mission critical, high-bandwidth solutions across Europe.
"The launch of euro|nex completes our network roll out in Europe by connecting our key metropolitan fiber networks with a true, Next Generation Network. Through euro|nex, euNetworks is uniquely positioned to offer our corporate, carrier and service-provider clients secure and highly efficient door-to-door connectivity in Europe," said Noel Meaney, Chief Executive Officer, Global Voice. " Our clients now have the unique benefit of being able to deal with a single provider delivering long-haul and metro capacity end-to-end, under one SLA, from the one sole owner of the network."
"With euro|nex, our strategy was not only to provide one optical network, end-to-end, door-to-door, but also deliver the network that both reduces costs and expands opportunities for our clients through the convergence of voice, video, data and internet over one common transport platform," said Albrecht Kraas, Chief Technology Officer, Global Voice.
# # #
About Global Voice Group
Global Voice Group, trading as euNetworks in Europe, owns and operates one of Europe?s highest capacity fiber networks and provides mission critical communication infrastructure and services to large corporates, carriers, and service providers. Constructed at a cost in excess of ?2 billion, Global Voice?s all-fiber optic network uniquely combines ?long-haul? inter-city network linking Europe?s largest economies, with high density ?last-mile? metropolitan fiber networks in 15 of Europe?s leading cities.
Global Voice Group was recently awarded the prestigious title of "Best New Entrant" by leading telecommunications publication, Capacity Magazine. The award was granted to euNetworks following their acquisition of a pan European fiber network thus extending their unique proposition of delivering private fiber networks ? an offering the judges felt is of immense value to large Corporates and carriers alike. Global Voice Group, is headquartered in Frankfurt and publicly listed on the Singapore stock exchange (SGX: H23.SI). For further information please visit www.globalvoice.com.
Well..It will soar soon..
Mgt is unhappy stock is undervalued..plans underway to create more awareness for investors..plus share buy back scheme proposed..
and when profits starts being realised this year..i expect the numbers to be a potential catalyst looking at the number of contracts they have gotten.. :)
