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Lost sat causes Pacific blackout
Correspondents in Wellington
January 18, 2005
THE "total loss" of an Intelsat satellite left 10 Sotuh Pacific nations and territories and part of Antarctica without telephone contact to the outside world.
A further five Pacific states and three Asian territories were also affected but had alternative backups available, Telecom New Zealand said in a statement.
In what satellite operator Intelsat calls "an extremely rare event," its Intelsat IS-804 satellite moved out of alignment and was lost on Saturday.
The New Zealand communications company rented capacity on the lost Intelsat unit.
The satellite's loss left the Pacific Island nations of Cook Islands, Western Samoa, Solomon Islands, Kiribati, Niue, Vanuatu, Tokelau, Tuvalu, Tonga and the US territory of American Samoa without communications links to other states, Telecom said.
Other countries, including New Caledonia, Tahiti, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, East Timor, Vietnam, Korea and Saipan were also affected but could plug into backup systems.
New Zealand territories of Scott Base in Antarctica and Chatham Islands, 500 kilometres to the east, also lost all phone links.
"The loss of a satellite is an extremely rare event for us, and our first priority must be restoration of service to our customers," Intelsat chief executive Conny Kulman said.
Telecom spokeswoman Sarah Berry said communications had since been restored to the Cook Islands, Western Samoa and the Solomon Islands through alternative satellite options.
Most of the islands still without satellite services will have local phone and data services but will be without international calling and data access until alternative arrangements can be made, she said.
"Bank services, (electronic cash) services ... and airline data circuits have also been impacted and this could lead to some flight delays to and from these locations," Ms Berry said.
"Some services out of New Zealand and Australia may also be partially affected to east Asian locations such as Vietnam and Beijing," she said.
Mr Kulman said the $NZ106.19 million ($97.67 million) Bermuda-registered satellite was not insured.
"All necessary effort and assets will be allocated to ensure Intelsat satellite coverage throughout the Asia-Pacific region," he said.
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Lost sat causes Pacific blackout
Correspondents in Wellington
January 18, 2005
THE "total loss" of an Intelsat satellite left 10 Sotuh Pacific nations and territories and part of Antarctica without telephone contact to the outside world.
A further five Pacific states and three Asian territories were also affected but had alternative backups available, Telecom New Zealand said in a statement.
In what satellite operator Intelsat calls "an extremely rare event," its Intelsat IS-804 satellite moved out of alignment and was lost on Saturday.
The New Zealand communications company rented capacity on the lost Intelsat unit.
The satellite's loss left the Pacific Island nations of Cook Islands, Western Samoa, Solomon Islands, Kiribati, Niue, Vanuatu, Tokelau, Tuvalu, Tonga and the US territory of American Samoa without communications links to other states, Telecom said.
Other countries, including New Caledonia, Tahiti, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, East Timor, Vietnam, Korea and Saipan were also affected but could plug into backup systems.
New Zealand territories of Scott Base in Antarctica and Chatham Islands, 500 kilometres to the east, also lost all phone links.
"The loss of a satellite is an extremely rare event for us, and our first priority must be restoration of service to our customers," Intelsat chief executive Conny Kulman said.
Telecom spokeswoman Sarah Berry said communications had since been restored to the Cook Islands, Western Samoa and the Solomon Islands through alternative satellite options.
Most of the islands still without satellite services will have local phone and data services but will be without international calling and data access until alternative arrangements can be made, she said.
"Bank services, (electronic cash) services ... and airline data circuits have also been impacted and this could lead to some flight delays to and from these locations," Ms Berry said.
"Some services out of New Zealand and Australia may also be partially affected to east Asian locations such as Vietnam and Beijing," she said.
Mr Kulman said the $NZ106.19 million ($97.67 million) Bermuda-registered satellite was not insured.
"All necessary effort and assets will be allocated to ensure Intelsat satellite coverage throughout the Asia-Pacific region," he said.
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Re: MUL - Where to from here?
All i can say is MUL UP at these levels ..... The guy appointed in Dubia would not have come cheap and iits imo that there is a major contrat to be announced in the very near future that will show how undervalued this stock is....
All i can say is MUL UP at these levels ..... The guy appointed in Dubia would not have come cheap and iits imo that there is a major contrat to be announced in the very near future that will show how undervalued this stock is....
Re: MUL - Where to from here?
Well Mulsters, whats happening ? its gone very quiet from the company atm is this the calm, before the storm. the share price has been going sideways for weeks, the company stated that they would cash flow positive by the March Qtr so one would expect something substancial to be announced for that to happen. I dont like the silence like most of you but maybe they are saving up all the goodies for one huge launch.
Any comments :
Well Mulsters, whats happening ? its gone very quiet from the company atm is this the calm, before the storm. the share price has been going sideways for weeks, the company stated that they would cash flow positive by the March Qtr so one would expect something substancial to be announced for that to happen. I dont like the silence like most of you but maybe they are saving up all the goodies for one huge launch.
Any comments :
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Why bother with MUL when there so many other less risky GOLDEN opportunites around. The sidewards movement indicates - well forget that, yes I am in agreeance its make or break time, its actually survival time, can they pay their bills this time without issueing more shares I guess we will soon know. My hard earned is elsewhere, good luck to you MUL holders never like to see anybody lose, but there are so many things with less risk associated going through the roof.
Why bother with MUL when there so many other less risky GOLDEN opportunites around. The sidewards movement indicates - well forget that, yes I am in agreeance its make or break time, its actually survival time, can they pay their bills this time without issueing more shares I guess we will soon know. My hard earned is elsewhere, good luck to you MUL holders never like to see anybody lose, but there are so many things with less risk associated going through the roof.
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Croc
YES I got out, put more money into CBH, PEM,CMX sold out of all three now, they were three of my hot stocks maybe too early WHO NOWS but got my target price. Still holding only FCN (WORRY) and AZR, and NMC now. MUL is ancient history to me now, looking for real bargains now as I can only research night time. I still look at MUL and @ 2.9cps I think should I, almost went back for 689,000 $20k worth but my brain kicked in and instead I DECIDED TO SIT ON THE FENCE for a while OVERALL,(not just MUL) I just get this feeling that this week is not a good week to buy ANYTHING. I am sure that some MUL announcent is on the way but it will be only a spike that will occur and I won't be around to catch it, and I see medium- long term holders to be holding wortless bits of paper, been down that track before ,I think I am a bit more wise today then years gone past, Croc if you are holding I hope I am wrong.
Croc
YES I got out, put more money into CBH, PEM,CMX sold out of all three now, they were three of my hot stocks maybe too early WHO NOWS but got my target price. Still holding only FCN (WORRY) and AZR, and NMC now. MUL is ancient history to me now, looking for real bargains now as I can only research night time. I still look at MUL and @ 2.9cps I think should I, almost went back for 689,000 $20k worth but my brain kicked in and instead I DECIDED TO SIT ON THE FENCE for a while OVERALL,(not just MUL) I just get this feeling that this week is not a good week to buy ANYTHING. I am sure that some MUL announcent is on the way but it will be only a spike that will occur and I won't be around to catch it, and I see medium- long term holders to be holding wortless bits of paper, been down that track before ,I think I am a bit more wise today then years gone past, Croc if you are holding I hope I am wrong.
Re: MUL - Where to from here?
brer
yep still holding after trades in and out.
waiting for next announcement to get out and will then probably leave it alone.
management sucks we all know that but you never know they may deliver lets hope anyway.
better bargins out there but mul does give a good ride when it happens.
can't be too far away now.
croc
brer
yep still holding after trades in and out.
waiting for next announcement to get out and will then probably leave it alone.
management sucks we all know that but you never know they may deliver lets hope anyway.
better bargins out there but mul does give a good ride when it happens.
can't be too far away now.
croc
Re: MUL - Where to from here?
well we are in the final weeks of the financial reports and I would like to think that the company will beat its forcast, that would certainly give the confidence we all need and would have a great effect on the share price. All shall be revealed soon.
well we are in the final weeks of the financial reports and I would like to think that the company will beat its forcast, that would certainly give the confidence we all need and would have a great effect on the share price. All shall be revealed soon.
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Re: MUL - Where to from here?
Hi guys,
Just checking the market depth for that company I do not think that price is going anywhere above 0.031, there are a very heavy sell starting from that point and there are no much people buying
Buyers/Volume/Price Price/Volume/Sellers
9 3,370,198 .030 .031 3,454,778 18
28 10,285,509 .029 .032 6,635,731 29
32 10,334,812 .028 .033 5,238,099 17
8 5,050,000 .027 .034 4,499,500 16
8 1,971,000 .026 .035 5,813,664 23
8 1,260,000 .025 .036 2,075,332 13
1 200,000 .024 .037 3,167,000 10
3 1,100,000 .023 .038 3,042,666 8
3 420,000 .022 .039 3,570,000 11
2 1,200,000 .020 .040 1,697,871 8
You can see the volume on the left side is massive and on the right is just some small fishes.
Regards,
crocdee said:
Hi guys,
Just checking the market depth for that company I do not think that price is going anywhere above 0.031, there are a very heavy sell starting from that point and there are no much people buying
Buyers/Volume/Price Price/Volume/Sellers
9 3,370,198 .030 .031 3,454,778 18
28 10,285,509 .029 .032 6,635,731 29
32 10,334,812 .028 .033 5,238,099 17
8 5,050,000 .027 .034 4,499,500 16
8 1,971,000 .026 .035 5,813,664 23
8 1,260,000 .025 .036 2,075,332 13
1 200,000 .024 .037 3,167,000 10
3 1,100,000 .023 .038 3,042,666 8
3 420,000 .022 .039 3,570,000 11
2 1,200,000 .020 .040 1,697,871 8
You can see the volume on the left side is massive and on the right is just some small fishes.
Regards,
tech/a
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Re: MUL - Where to from here?
Ill ask again.
Why not buy it when it starts to rise?
Why sit there and wait and wait and wait and guess and guess and predict and discuss what the next meeting will hold and what inside news you dont know or what management SHOULD be doing.
There are another 1400 odd stocks out there cant you find ONE that is in the process of moving up?
Winners hold winners losers hold losers
Im not saying dont trade it only trade it when you know its on its way!
(If that ever happens).
Ill ask again.
Why not buy it when it starts to rise?
Why sit there and wait and wait and wait and guess and guess and predict and discuss what the next meeting will hold and what inside news you dont know or what management SHOULD be doing.
There are another 1400 odd stocks out there cant you find ONE that is in the process of moving up?
Winners hold winners losers hold losers
Im not saying dont trade it only trade it when you know its on its way!
(If that ever happens).
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Re: MUL - Where to from here?
I completely agree with Tech/A in this one. There are many other stocks out there waiting to be picked. Do not waste your time an energy on this company, it does not worth it. Maybe sometime later it is going to pick up but for now I would not put any money in a loser.
Regards,
WBII
tech/a said:
I completely agree with Tech/A in this one. There are many other stocks out there waiting to be picked. Do not waste your time an energy on this company, it does not worth it. Maybe sometime later it is going to pick up but for now I would not put any money in a loser.
Regards,
WBII
Re: MUL - Where to from here?
This address below is Muls listing and trading on the Bank of New York ADR's
currently on 2.27
http://www.adrbny.com/dr_profile.jsp?cusip=625439104
This address below is Muls listing and trading on the Bank of New York ADR's
currently on 2.27
http://www.adrbny.com/dr_profile.jsp?cusip=625439104
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