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Zoom Technologies (Nasdaq: ZOOM) Reports Record Busting 1st Quarter!
First Quarter 2012 Highlights:
Revenue increased 55.1% over same quarter last year to $ 90.9 million from $ 58.6 million
Net income was $ 0.6 million compared to net income in same quarter
last year of $ 1.8 million and net loss of -$ 2.0 million from the fourth
quarter of 2011.Net income in Q1 2012 was lower compared to the same quarter last year
because we took on highly competitive EMS orders so that we can retain
the customers for better margin businesses in the future.
In Q1 2012 we sold 1,750,000 whole phones with 375,000 units being
Leimone brand phones; 278,000 of the Leimone phones were 3G handsets. In
Q1 of 2011 we sold 810,000 whole phones with 190,000 units being
Leimone brand phones; 30,000 units of the Leimone phones were 3G
handsets.Sales of our own brand products in Q1 2012 represented $ 28.1 million
or 31.0% of revenues compared to $ 13.4 million or 22.9% of revenues a
year ago.
Portables Unlimited, our distribution business
in the U.S., contributed $ 16.1 million, or 17.7% of our revenues; $ 6.8
million were attributable to sale of phones and accessories, and $ 9.3
million were generated from activation and reoccurring carrier service
fees.
Zoom Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq:ZOOM) a leading China-based
manufacturer of mobile phones and other mobile electronic products,
today reported financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2012.
For the first quarter of 2012, Zoom generated net revenue of $ 90.9
million, up 55.1% over $ 58.6 million for the first quarter 2011; this
seasonally slow quarter was down $ 48.1 million, or 34.6% from $ 139.0
million in the fourth quarter of 2011. The jump in revenues in Q1 of
2012 as compared to the same period in 2011 was mainly due to increased
sales of whole handsets with particular emphasis on our own brand
Leimone products and the addition of Portables Unlimited that Zoom
partially acquired in October 2011. Sale of Leimone phones contributed
$ 28.1 million, or 31.0% of our Q1 2012 revenues. We also derived $ 16.1
million or 17.7% of our revenues from our New York based subsidiary,
Portables Unlimited LLC, which is a wholesale distributor of T-Mobile
USA products and services.
Mr. Lei Gu, Chairman & CEO of ZOOM, provided the following insight.
“The continued growth in the sales of our Leimone brand phones in 2012
is a testament to the strength in our vertically integrated business
model that includes design, manufacturing, and distribution. We will
continue to put our efforts in developing both the Leimone and ZOOM
brands by designing high quality reliable products coupled with
extensive post-sales support to both our customers and the ultimate end
users of our products. Our ability to provide integrated solutions to
our customers has and will enable us to gain market share and secure
contracts with tier one global customers such as mobile phone carriers or the largest distributors in countries across the developed and developing world.”
For the first quarter of 2012, Zoom reported a net income of $ 0.6
million compared to net loss of $ 2.0 million in the fourth quarter of
2011. The fourth quarter of 2011 showed a tight credit environment that
weighed on the profitability of the manufacturing business and the
Company had one-time acquisition expenses; however, the Company has
returned to profitability again in the first quarter of 2012, and
expects a steady upward trend for the rest of 2012. The Company is
currently carrying out two internal initiatives: 1) rationalize all of
its costs, and 2) continue to integrate the different businesses to
maximize profitability and eliminate inefficiencies.
Connecting The Dots With Synchronoss Technologies
By Ted Stamas:
In early March I wrote an article featuring Synchronoss Technologies (SNCR), and although I liked the company, cautioned investors that the stock price was slightly inflated based on P/E valuation. I also mentioned that 50% of earnings came from AT&T (T) which could impact the share price if business slowed with Ma Bell. I should have taken my own advice because in early April when the stock dropped 10%, I bought some shares at $ 29, only to take a black eye a month later when the equity dropped to $ 20 after their Q1 2012 conference call.
If you’re a conspiracy theorist and believe the market is rigged, then the recent price/action of Synchronoss will buttress your thinking. There is no way this stock should have dropped 33% in one day except for the proliferation of sell signals in high-frequency trading programs. They kick in at certain levels and portfolio managers
United Technologies, GE, JPMorgan: Dow Movers
NEW YORK (TheStreet) — U.S. stocks lost ground Wednesday as investor concerns continued over the eurozone debt crisis.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 97 points, or 0.75%, to finish at 12,835. The S&P 500 dropped 9.14 points to settle at 1,354.58 and the Nasdaq Composite lost 11.56 points to close at 2,934.71.
Breadth within the Dow was negative with 24 of the index’s 30 components posting losses. …
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StrikeForce Technologies (OTCBB: SFOR) Releases Its Year End 2011
Shawshank, Va – April 18, 2012 (Investorideas.com Newswire) – The Street Beat commentary – StrikeForce Technologies (OTCBB: SFOR) today reported its 2011 Year End Financial Results which shows a 68.5% increase in its Revenues.
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Solar News: Sunlogics Power (OTCQB:SLMU) Becomes Senior Creditor of DayStar Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:DSTI)
LAS VEGAS, NV – March 16, 2012 (Investorideas.com renewable energy newswire) SALAMON GROUP, INC. (OTCQB:SLMU) (“Salamon” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that Sunlogics Power, its wholly owned subsidiary, has become the senior creditor of DayStar Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:DSTI), a solar energy company that has developed thin film CIGS deposition technology.
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Happy Humpday! Exit Only (Pink: EXTO) Is The Rally Over? Zoom technologies (ZOOM) technical update!
Happy humpday mi amors!
As the oil sector rallied yesterday on worries over Iran and Greece, Exit only (Pink: EXTO) aka Bayport Corporation a well known stinky pinky holdings group with a strong focus on crude also benefited as the stock went on a tear from .006 to .009 before settling back down to close right at a former resistance and now tentative support level of .0075.
We covered EXTO back in Dec. at an all you could eat buffet of shares at an avg. price of .0055, so that’s a gain upwards of 80% in 2 months! So if you are one of the patient roaches that sat on a few shares of EXTO (and I know there’s quite a few of you lurking around) it’s almost like found money! Cha-ching!
EXTO coverage from Dec. http://www.stockroach.com/senoritas-humpday-special-is-exit-only-inc-pink-exto/
Does your Senorita think that the rally at EXTO can continue? Well, the charts say, “Yes it can.” and with buys outnumbering sells by almost 5:1 during yesterday’s trading, the chart is getting mucho caliente. There’s the beautiful MACD divergence starting, the RSI is in the trader “buy zone” of the 50s, the wick on the candle is a bit longer than I would prefer, but with EXTO a wick that long just shows me that those that have been holding for a few months might have just taken some off the table. Take a look at EXTO’s beautiful chart. http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=EXTO&p=D&b=5&g=0&id=p01518581551
Support for EXTO comes in at .0075, with a lower level support of .006, and resistances lies ahead at .009, and .01.
Zoom technologies, inc. (Nasdaq: ZOOM) might be ready to go zoom, zoom, zoom and I will get to the techs after this REMINDER:
Senorita Takes A Look at Zoom Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: ZOOM). Tech Updates For BPAX And CBRX!
TGIF mi amors!
Today your Senorita is taking a look at a stock that is in such a sizzling hot sector that I give a 5 jalapeno salute to this spicy enchilada! I am talking about Zoom technologies, inc. (Nasdaq: ZOOM) a company that has subsidiaries which manufacture and distribute the latest in mobile hardware technology, and is also a major distributor for T-Mobile USA.
With offices worlwide, this aint no stinky pinky that’s for sure. With revenue projections upwards of $ 400 million this year, which would be a $ 100 million INCREASE over last year’s $ 300 million, this is one you want to put onto your watchlists immediately! This puppy trades like a low floater, and it has shown quite a few times in the past to move over $ 100% in a matter of days with a little bit of volume and interest.
For all things ZOOM check out their very informative website! http://www.zoom.com/
Support for ZOOM comes in at $ 1.30 with a lower support level of $ 1.20, resistances lies ahead at $ 1.40, $ 1.50, and then it looks like it’s bluesky territory after $ 1.70.
Zoom has had quite a bit of accumulation in the $ 1.20-$ 1.30 ranges, and it looks like it wants to bounce right off of the RSI 50.
I’ll get to the BPAX and CBRX techs right after this REMINDER:
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5 Technologies CES 2012 Just Killed
NEW YORK (MainStreet) — CES gadgets can make 3-D replicas, smarten up your car and make almost all the technology in your house slimmer and flatter, but they can’t stop your old tech toys from becoming obsolete.
The CES carnage may not be as clear as it was last year, when a flood of tablets drowned the minor netbook presence on the floor, but the fallout from this year’s offerings will be no less pronounced. Judging by the top products at this year’s show, integration is still the one constant at CES.
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Middle East Tensions Drive Demand At FMC Technologies
America is curbing its oil import appetite through aggressive shale development and a return to offshore exploration and production. Given Iran’s saber continues to rattle, the incentive for the U.S. to in-source its oil supports drilling equipment and services stocks, including FMC Technologies (FTI).
FMC’s products are widely deployed wherever oil is found. It’s particularly strong in deepwater, where its subsea systems hold a 46% market share. The industry has been getting stronger in the wake of a return to Gulf of Mexico post-Macondo. FMC shares have increased 27% since the end of the third quarter. Oceaneering International (OII) and Helmerich Payne (HP), both also tied to offshore E&P, have seen shares increase 33% and 58%, respectively. Stocks with offshore exposure are likely to enjoy another solid quarter given rig rates remain high.
In November, there were 1,185 active rigs worldwide, 55 more than last year. As of the most

