SKY & SPACE GLOBAL Forum: Community User: TitanStriker

Ups...leider etwas zuviel geposted ;) Aber ich finde, wenn das stimmt, haben wir ein echtes Juwel entdeckt! Wie bei jedem Penny brauchen wir viel Geduld;) Aber dann könnte es richtig krachen!!!!!

Kurzes Feedback zu dem Management Meeting in Melbourne...(war glaube ich am Mi.) Hi Everyone, I was the sole attendee at the Sydney leg (arrived at around 7pm) which was held at the Sofitel in Sydney. I had a good 1.5hrs two on one with both Meir Moelem and Meidad Periente the CEO and CTO of Sky and Space. A lot of topics were discussed in depth, some information I will to keep to myself but I came away extremely confident in their technology and vision. Key highlights: - Africa Telecom agreement is not limited to the initial 3 Satellites, they may well require more bandwidth. A number of satellites wasn't stated but a lot of investors including myself had the impression that it was limited to the three diamonds. This is not the case. - Ofcom have gone through the technology with a fine tooth comb and validated both the technical and commercial side. They have started frequency registration which is on target, but the launch can still happen if in the rare scenario approval hasn’t been granted. Satellites can be placed in orbit until they get entire approval (Management told me they expect frequency to be done beforehand so no issues there). They said frequency registration is a major hurdle to overcome (Other 'Wifi anywhere' type products will have an enormous task registering frequency as it will require a lot of bandwidth, they are years away from that stage, Google projects have failed due to this). - End users will not, I repeat will not be having to invest hundreds of dollars into a Sat Phone. Meir told me their business model is substantially reduced. Management spent 2.5 years refining their strategy and go to market plan. They have a solution and they will tell us in due course ;) - Fully insured including any operational/delivery malfunctions. - No Capital Raising as some have suggested. - This is their baby to them, Meidad has worked on $100M+ global projects in the past and told me this is his lifeblood, they will move heaven and earth to make this a success. Reputations are on the line, they want to be known as the team with the 2020 vision. I also had the pleasure of meeting Brett Mitchell (executive director), and a few of managements Isreali friends living in Sydney made an appearance. All in all it was fantastic. Many other things were discussed which I may share later but I had to write something before someone thinks this was a phantom trip with no retail investors in attendance! Very limited downside imo, the team have nothing to hide. They are well aware of ResApps performance in the past and said they couldn't care less about the current price. Once their tech is proven this will fly to the moon and gain huge support. Dont sell yourself short on this one. 24 AddThis Sharing ButtonsMore AddThis Share options ReportReply with quote There are more pages in this discussion• 16 more messages in this thread... FirstPrev21NextLast DISCLAIMER: Before making financial decisions based on what you read, always consult an expert. The HotCopper website is operated by Report Card Pty Ltd. Any information posted on the website has been prepared without taking into account your objectives, financial situation or needs and as such, you should before acting on the information or advice, consider the appropriateness of the information or advice in relation to your objectives, financial situation or needs. Please be aware that any information posted on this site should not be considered to be financial product advice. From time to time comments aimed at manipulating other investors may appear on these forums. Posters may post overly optimistic or pessimistic comments on particular stocks, in an attempt to influence other investors. It is not possible for management to moderate all posts so some misleading and inaccurate posts may still appear on these forums. If you do have serious concerns with a post or posts you should report a Terms of Use Violation (TOU) on the link above. Unless specifically stated persons posting on this site are NOT investment advisors and do NOT hold the necessary licence, or have any formal training, to give investment

Sieht doch alles vielversprechend aus

Was meint ihr nachlegen ?

I h hab 35 tausend also 500 Euro zu 1,04

Bis ich meine zu meinem EK hier verkaufen kann, wirds noch etwas dauern. 0,023 Aber das war mir ja im Vorfeld klar, dass es hier länger dauert.

Freue mich über sky. Wir dürften hier in 1 oder 2 Jahren deutlich höhere Kurse sehen. Die geben mächtig Gas. Die Infos auf HC sind gut. Meine Meinung ohne Gewähr.

Bald hab ich meinen EK wieder!

Volumen sind auch wieder im Mio Bereich!!! Gut so!!

Erneut +10%!!!

+10% heute Volumen sind über 10x so höher als in den letzten Tagen Die AUS Tour des Management scheint sich auszuzahlen

http://www.sia.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/SSIR16-Pdf-Copy-for-Website-Compressed.pdf

Today another buyer in Germany! ;)

Was heißt hier vielleicht???

Heute wieder Volumen in Deutschland. Buyers are back:)))))

Leute, vielleicht zahlt sich SAS doch nochmal aus. 2018 steht einiges an. Einfach mal laufen lassen, würde ich sagen. Sky and Space to launch 200 nano-satellites with Virgin Galactic The wholesale satellite telecommunications provider has announced that it will launch up to 200 nano-satellites from 2018 in partnership with Virgin Galactic. Corinne Reichert By Corinne Reichert | June 27, 2016 -- 06:27 GMT (16:27 AEST) | Topic: Telcos Australian Securities Exchange-listed telecommunications company Sky and Space Global has announced signing a letter of intent with Virgin Galactic to use its vehicle LauncherOne to launch up to 200 nano-satellites into space from 2018. According to Sky and Space, using Virgin's LauncherOne will provide significant cost savings, as several satellites can be launched at once, in addition to flexibility in terms of launch timelines and orbital parameters. "Virgin Galactic is a truly global company with significant resources and support, and this agreement is the first step in what we believe will be a long-term relationship, and it provides Sky and Space Global a genuine and highly sought-after opportunity," Sky and Space Global CEO Meir Moalem said in a statement. "It is expected to not only deliver substantial cost savings, due to LauncherOne's ability to carry multiple nano-satellites simultaneously, but will enable us to bolster our bandwidth capacity as we launch further nano-satellites into orbit. This agreement is part of our long-term strategy of building Sky and Space Global's nano-satellite communication system infrastructure and service." Virgin Galactic, founded by Richard Branson as the world's first commercial spaceline, had previously committed to developing a commercial satellite-launching program, with LauncherOne, which launches from a Boeing 747, already in "advanced testing" at the company's Long Beach, California-based manufacturing and design facility. "Sky and Space Global and its nano-satellite technology represent the innovative future of nano-satellite bandwidth communications," Virgin Galactic CEO George Whitesides said. "We have created LauncherOne in order to enable innovators and entrepreneurs to launch constellations of small satellites at commercially attractive process." Sky and Space Global, which in May raised $4.5 million in funds to relist on the ASX via a reverse takeover of Burleson Energy, is aiming to build a wholesale narrowband low-cost voice and data network through the provision of satellite services that it will sell to telco providers throughout equatorial Asia, South America, Central America, and Africa, as well as to shipping companies and airliners operating in those areas. Sky and Space Global will create a pilot network by launching its first three nano-satellites, the Three Diamonds, in the second quarter of 2017 off a Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle by the Indian Space Research Organisation. EU satellite maker GomSpace began constructing the Three Diamonds in March. "The Three Diamonds are the first commercial nano-satellites project that is managed and controlled according to strict European Space Agency standards for small satellites, which gives a high level of quality assurance," Moalem said. The nano-satellites are approximately 80 percent cheaper than conventional satellites, which cost around $400 million and $500 million to build, measuring just 10x10x30cm and weighing between 1kg and 10kg. While Sky and Space Global will have a ground station, much of the work will be automated. "Our communication network will be constructed from between 150 and 200 satellites in different orbital planes that will cover earth from Latitude 15 North to Latitude 15 South, providing 24/7 availability of service," Moalem explained. "Our services will include voice conversation, instant messaging (texting), and also data transfer through our 'store and forward' service. Our network will include unique 'in-space' automatic network management, which is part of Sky and Space Global's unique disruptive technology and IP. "We also plan to provide private, secured communication services to premium customers, based on our 'store and forward' capability." Moalem said Sky and Space Global has an advantage over Google's Project Loon in that the high-altitude balloons will require permission from air traffic control and governments worldwide, whereas space vehicles are not subject to sovereignty. The nano-satellites can also cover more area with fewer vehicles than Project Loon thanks to the higher altitude at which they operate.