AKP - Audio Pixels Holdings

[Garpal Gumnut]

For any ASF members with an ounce of inquisitive reasoning left on this raft of fools, please do a google search on Fred Bart, your saviour and the means by which you will all reach financial nirvana.

Or not.

No charts, just google.com

gg

 

[pixel]

For any ASF members with an ounce of inquisitive reasoning left on this raft of fools, please do a google search on Fred Bart, your saviour and the means by which you will all reach financial nirvana.

Or not.

No charts, just google.com

gg

You'll also find Cheryl Bart AO among the Google results.

As they say: "Past performance is no reliable indicator for future performance." Remember Twiggy Forrest's Anaconda? Followed by Fortescue? That's why I don't pay too much attention to media articles and gossip, but rely on the Technicals of each company case-by-case.



Once the gap had close and support held at $19.50, I got back on, albeit with only a small position. If today's Close comes in above yesterday's mid-point, I'll average up.
But don't follow me; my speccie rules may not suit your style.

 

[McLovin]

$600m market cap and no one has even seen the product working outside of the company.

 

[Garpal Gumnut]

Pixel, just a few comments.

I dislike your colouring on charts. I've never seen it before, and hope never to see it gain after AKP tanks.

AO's are given out in Sydney and Melbourne like confettii, so don't give me that crap.

This a low volume share going up on hope and canesten cream.

Let us hope the itch stops before reality sets in.

gg

 

[skc]

$600m market cap and no one has even seen the product working outside of the company.

Theranos had a $US8.5B market cap (valued by last funding round) and no one bothered to see their magical blood test machine in person!!

I think AKP has a youtube video somewhere about it's products (or more like concept / prototype).

But you couldn't know for sure if their potential partners like Sony (I am using information provided by Mango51 here and I have not personally validated anything posted) haven't looked / assessed the product directly.

I maintain my stances that it's not something that the common folk have the information or the knowledge to assess. One can buy the share price chart or one can buy because the Sydney Jewish community is buying. In either case he/she could be onto a winner or it is just the blind leading the blind.

If the technology works $200 per share values the company at $5B... why not.

I have been working on a teleport machine and I envision it to replace all logistics and transportation industries in their entirety. The auto industry is worth $4-500B alone. My company has only 1m shares outstanding so the projected share price is something like $500,000 per share (again that's the auto industry alone). I have valued it conservatively given the upside in air travel, bulk transportation, internet shopping parcel transportations etc etc. if the technology works.

 

[galumay]

I have been working on a teleport machine and I envision it to replace all logistics and transportation industries in their entirety. The auto industry is worth $4-500B alone. My company has only 1m shares outstanding so the projected share price is something like $500,000 per share (again that's the auto industry alone). I have valued it conservatively given the upside in air travel, bulk transportation, internet shopping parcel transportations etc etc. if the technology works.

I am in! What could possibly go wrong? Where do i send the cheque?

 

[pixel]

I am in! What could possibly go wrong? Where do i send the cheque?

"Beam me up, Scotty!"

I'll wait and see how the Market reacts.
What's the code? I need to check the chart

 

[galumay]

What's the code? I need to check the chart

This one is off the chart, trust me (and skc!)

 

[Mango51]

This one is off the chart, trust me (and skc!)

You guys are so funny !!!!
As I have always said, this stock is a one of a kind. The directors have never gone out to the market for money, anytime they need cash, they put it up themselves. One exception - Benny and Lee Lau put up over $6 million this year for a special placement. Google these people - they are not mugs. Just google Lau AKP and you will see.

Laugh all you want, as many did when I first mentioned this stock - it is a game changer. Do some research. Fred Bart is likely to become one of the richest men in Australia over the next 12 months, he owns 25% of the company. His wife owns a swag, and his daughter bought 100,000 shares at $10. She is no doubt laughing hysterically. A small group of Sydney people own about 65% of the company - it will not go into production in Australia - they will auction it off, and my bet is that Apple will buy it. God only knows what it's worth, but if you have any shares, don't sell them now. The best is yet to come.

 

[Mango51]

For any ASF members with an ounce of inquisitive reasoning left on this raft of fools, please do a google search on Fred Bart, your saviour and the means by which you will all reach financial nirvana.

Or not.

No charts, just google.com

gg

You are a very funny man. Fred Bart keeps putting his own money into this company..... Also, just google Lau AKP. These people are not mugs. You keep doing things your way & I'll probably do the opposite. Remember, I bought in at $3.80, so my silver Aston Martin DB9 is definitely on the horizon. There are some people who get on the train, and some who just stay at the station. Never say you weren't in the know.

 

[pixel]

hmmm - another missed opportunity, where trading the Chart would have been enormously more rewarding than listening to conjecture and aspersion.

 

[pixel]

still motoring on ...

 

[Mango51]

AKP still has a long way to go. I bought in at $3.80, and am now wondering what the price will eventually be. Currently at $27-$28, IMHO will reach $100 by end of August after demonstrations of the chip in Israel to 20 of the largest companies in the world ( as outlined by Fred Bart at the AGM). I first alerted you guys about this stock at $9

As I said, this is a once in a lifetime stock, a total game changer, but everyone rubbished me. Well, I suggest you google the Connie Francis song - who's sorry now ?

Fred Bart has never gone to the market for money, keeps putting his own cash in and converting to shares. And then Lau bought in, put up $6 million. He is no mug, should have told you something. This technology is a total game changer, the price increase tells me that the chip works, and that those in the know are sucking up whatever stock they can before an inevitable bid from Apple, Sony, Sanyo, Google etc. That means the price could be anything. At some stage $28 is going to look ridiculously cheap.

And you guys could have got in at $9......

 

[Dzaak]

http://www.afr.com/technology/fred-...e-with-new-speaker-technology-20160716-gq7efn

Great to see AKP getting some further exposure. You can already see the impact with volume being much higher than usual for the first 30 minutes of trading. Is this where the price finally sticks above $30 for good?

 

[pixel]

http://www.afr.com/technology/fred-...e-with-new-speaker-technology-20160716-gq7efn

Great to see AKP getting some further exposure. You can already see the impact with volume being much higher than usual for the first 30 minutes of trading. Is this where the price finally sticks above $30 for good?

The early volume can be quite deceptive. Especially in a trending stock, initial exuberance can quickly fade away and leave the early buyers ruing their impulsiveness.
I don't know if you've heard the old adage "Amateurs open the Market. Professionals close it."

In cases like AKP, I prefer trading the swings: Buy any dips, but don't over-extend.
As for the "once-in-a-lifetime" claims, multi-baggers aren't THAT rare. Sure, AKP has had a stellar run. If you got in below $10 and held, you're now on 200% paper profit. Most investors, however, would have accumulated on the way up, steadily increasing their cost base. In such cases, the notional profit is more likely half as much.
Similar returns can be achieved with other stocks as well. Among the ones that I traded since they were penny stocks are EDE (1.1c), GXY (3.5c), GMM (0.8c), KDR (8c)...

 

[Mango51]

The early volume can be quite deceptive. Especially in a trending stock, initial exuberance can quickly fade away and leave the early buyers ruing their impulsiveness.
I don't know if you've heard the old adage "Amateurs open the Market. Professionals close it."

In cases like AKP, I prefer trading the swings: Buy any dips, but don't over-extend.
As for the "once-in-a-lifetime" claims, multi-baggers aren't THAT rare. Sure, AKP has had a stellar run. If you got in below $10 and held, you're now on 200% paper profit. Most investors, however, would have accumulated on the way up, steadily increasing their cost base. In such cases, the notional profit is more likely half as much.
Similar returns can be achieved with other stocks as well. Among the ones that I traded since they were penny stocks are EDE (1.1c), GXY (3.5c), GMM (0.8c), KDR (8c)...

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Can't argue with your logic Pixel. As you know, I got in really early into this stock.....friends who know friends etc. There was a time when I was underwater, but I just treated this as a straight gamble. If it came off, then I was set up for life. Today's Fin Rev article is very interesting. I'm still holding, and I personally believe that the price will go ballistic after the presentations in Israel. My risk, my life... We all make our own decisions. I probably don't trade as much as you do, but I have never before been in the position I am in now. Right now, I'm up close to a million dollars, but I think it's going to get even better. Whatever happens, it's been a fantastic ride. Who picked the last Melbourne Cup winner ? 100 to one.... Sure wasn't me. But I have talked about this stock back when it was $9. Just look at it now.

 

[Dzaak]

I've just bought into AKP, so I've gotten on very late. I guess I have a lot more risk associated with the stock compared to others here who have followed AKP for a long time. It's great to hear your story Mango.

Maybe you all already knew this, but I was happy to read that they've got approx. 50 NDAs in place. They've been hard at work and the evidence is there that the wheels are in motion to either work with, or sell to the biggest player(s) in the game.

 

[pixel]

Alright You've talked me into it.

No, not really I've followed these Pixels for a long time and traded a few swings.
Today's announcement http://www.asx.com.au/asx/statistics/displayAnnouncement.do?display=pdf&idsId=01758389 intrigued me sufficiently to buy some at Open. Interestingly, immediately afterwards, a single sale of less than a handful of shares closed the gap-up, and up she went again.



Enjoy the ride while the trend continues.

 

[Mango51]

Alright You've talked me into it.

No, not really I've followed these Pixels for a long time and traded a few swings.
Today's announcement http://www.asx.com.au/asx/statistics/displayAnnouncement.do?display=pdf&idsId=01758389 intrigued me sufficiently to buy some at Open. Interestingly, immediately afterwards, a single sale of less than a handful of shares closed the gap-up, and up she went again.

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Enjoy the ride while the trend continues.

In Australia, we have the tall poppy syndrome. If someone tries and fails, we write them off. I've been a salesman in the IT industry for more than 30 years, I've seen it all. Companies like Apple, Microsoft, Cisco, FaceBook, Google are always misunderstood when they start up. If anyone is having a bad day... Consider this. On Dec 22nd 1976 Ronald Wayne sold his 10% stake in Apple for $800. Now it's worth $58,065,210,000 . Yes, that's 58 billion. Google the story. Fred Bart has had his issues in the past, but I reckon he's on the money this time. My own opinion, for what it's worth, my shares are not for sale yet. I will think about it when the price gets past $200. For anyone on this site interested in AKP I suggest you check out the thread on HotCopper. A lot of serious comment there.

 

[levin123]

In Australia, we have the tall poppy syndrome. If someone tries and fails, we write them off. I've been a salesman in the IT industry for more than 30 years, I've seen it all. Companies like Apple, Microsoft, Cisco, FaceBook, Google are always misunderstood when they start up. If anyone is having a bad day... Consider this. On Dec 22nd 1976 Ronald Wayne sold his 10% stake in Apple for $800. Now it's worth $58,065,210,000 . Yes, that's 58 billion. Google the story. Fred Bart has had his issues in the past, but I reckon he's on the money this time. My own opinion, for what it's worth, my shares are not for sale yet. I will think about it when the price gets past $200. For anyone on this site interested in AKP I suggest you check out the thread on HotCopper. A lot of serious comment there.

I actually really like the AKP story. I do not hold but can see the potential there.

However your comparison is a bit silly When Ronald Wayne sold his shares in 76' Apple merely consisted of three dudes in a basement, no revenue or pipeline, just conceptual schematics. Wayne had a previous start up fail and wanted to get out. In interviews he has stated that he made the best decision with the information *available at the time*, and doesn't regret his decision.