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نبدء بأول الاسهم :
YAKC
سعر الدخول : 2.5 الى 2.8
الهدف : 3.8 الى 4.2
المده : اسبوعين
نبدء بأول الاسهم :
YAKC
سعر الدخول : 2.5 الى 2.8
الهدف : 3.8 الى 4.2
المده : اسبوعين
Outlook - A provider of foreign telecom services, Yak Communications, Inc. (YAKC) is a profitable, innovative company with consistent revenue growth and a strong balance sheet. The company recently launched a number of new products and services, inked a strategic new partnership, and thanks to increasing brand awareness, the company is expanding its international presence. While the telecom industry is exceptionally competitive, YAKC seems to have everything necessary for sustained long-term growth.
It's not your father's phone company. And your grandkids won't likely recognize it. The revolution in our ability to transport data (communications) and our ability to manage it actually are converging to make even the term "telecommunications" seem obsolete.
Concepts like "local" and "long-distance" are already being voided by VoIP. Using Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services, computer users can talk to each other via a headset or microphone and speakers. With the advent of VoIP, consumers have alternatives to traditional phone companies and their first-generation of competitors.
And the VoIP market is on fire. In September eBay said it was buying Skype, the world’s largest provider of VoIP services, for $2.6 billion in cash and stock plus potential considerations that could hike the deal to $4.1 billion.
As its acceptance increases, the use of VoIP will become less premise-centric and new applications will enable more possibilities. By the end of the decade, experts believe that 95% of businesses will use VoIP for their daily operations.
Business Profile - Yakking goes a long way with Yak Communications. YAKC provides discount long distance services to residential and small business markets primarily in Canada and the United States.
The company also has begun offering alternative interexchange (IXC) carrier services, known as 1+billing, which allows customers to choose Yak for all long-distance calling. In November, the company rolled out its broadband VoIP service.
In addition, it provides travel cards, cellular long distance, data services, broadband voice services, conferencing service to schedule conference calls online, and business solutions to small and medium businesses.
Chairman and Founder Charles Zwebner owns 25% of the company.
Fundamental Analysis - On November 15, YAKC announced financial results for its first quarter of fiscal 2006, ended September 30, 2005. The company reported first quarter revenue of $23.5 million, a 10.8% increase over the $21.2 million recorded in the same prior year period.
Net earnings for the first quarter of fiscal 2006 was $0.2 million, or $0.02 per diluted share, compared with net earnings of $1.4 million, or $0.11 per diluted share for the first quarter of fiscal 2005.
"We are pleased with our performance for the first quarter of fiscal 2006, as we executed according to our internal plan," said Charles Zwebner, Chairman and CEO. "We continued to see growth in our core business products and services and we generated earnings and cash that provided us with the means to make investments in new markets.”
“Furthermore, the investments we made in the first quarter are key to strengthening our position in the marketplace. We are executing on the business plan initiatives and remain excited about the prospects for maximizing long-term growth and shareholder value," concluded Mr. Zwebner.
Recent News- On December 14, YAKC announced the launch of a Macintosh download for its yakForFree Virtual VideoPhone software.
Charles Zwebner, CEO noted, "Mac users are recognized as early adopters of cutting edge technology, and we believe they will quickly see the value of yakForFree and we expect them to lead the way in the mass adoption of the technology."
On November 22, YAKC reported that it will utilize CommPartners, Inc.'s VoIP network and enhanced applications to deliver its Unlimited Calling Plan as part of the Yak WorldCity VoIP service offering.
The partnership with CommPartners provides a VoIP network infrastructure and enhanced applications that expands Yak WorldCity VoIP's current coverage area within the United States and Canada.
In mid-November, YAKC launched yakForFree, a VoIP service that allows users to make - and receive - free unlimited voice and video calls to and from other yakForFree members all over the World.
David B. Hurwitz President and COO of VoIP Initiatives, commented, "We believe that people who use yakForFree will be so pleased by the quality and cost of our video and calling services that they will upgrade to a pre-paid or subscriber based Yak VoIP service that will allow them to call people on their phone and/or cellular phones."
Conclusion - A provider of foreign telecom services, YAKC is a profitable, innovative company with growing revenues, a strong cash position and low debt load. The company recently launched a number of new products and services, inked a strategic new partnership, and is expanding its global footprint. While the telecom industry is exceptionally competitive, YAKC seems to have everything in place necessary for sustained long-term growth.
In November, YAKC reported strong results for the first quarter of fiscal 2006. Revenue increased 10.8% to $23.5 million, while net income came in at a solid $0.2 million, or $0.02 per diluted share.
In November, the company also launched yakForFree, a VoIP service that will compete directly with Skype and GoogleTalk. Company CEO Charles Zwebner noted,” yakForFree has the potential to reach millions of people worldwide, establishing Yak as a premier global VoIP provider.”
To increase its visibility in the lucrative VoIP market, YAKC also launched yakForFree VideoPhone downloads for Macintosh users, and said it will utilize CommPartners’ VoIP network to enhance its services and coverage area.
More recently, on January 19, YAKC improved its VoIP features with the launch of yakUnlimited Calling Plan.
It's not your father's phone company. And your grandkids won't likely recognize it. The revolution in our ability to transport data (communications) and our ability to manage it actually are converging to make even the term "telecommunications" seem obsolete.
Concepts like "local" and "long-distance" are already being voided by VoIP. Using Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services, computer users can talk to each other via a headset or microphone and speakers. With the advent of VoIP, consumers have alternatives to traditional phone companies and their first-generation of competitors.
And the VoIP market is on fire. In September eBay said it was buying Skype, the world’s largest provider of VoIP services, for $2.6 billion in cash and stock plus potential considerations that could hike the deal to $4.1 billion.
As its acceptance increases, the use of VoIP will become less premise-centric and new applications will enable more possibilities. By the end of the decade, experts believe that 95% of businesses will use VoIP for their daily operations.
Business Profile - Yakking goes a long way with Yak Communications. YAKC provides discount long distance services to residential and small business markets primarily in Canada and the United States.
The company also has begun offering alternative interexchange (IXC) carrier services, known as 1+billing, which allows customers to choose Yak for all long-distance calling. In November, the company rolled out its broadband VoIP service.
In addition, it provides travel cards, cellular long distance, data services, broadband voice services, conferencing service to schedule conference calls online, and business solutions to small and medium businesses.
Chairman and Founder Charles Zwebner owns 25% of the company.
Fundamental Analysis - On November 15, YAKC announced financial results for its first quarter of fiscal 2006, ended September 30, 2005. The company reported first quarter revenue of $23.5 million, a 10.8% increase over the $21.2 million recorded in the same prior year period.
Net earnings for the first quarter of fiscal 2006 was $0.2 million, or $0.02 per diluted share, compared with net earnings of $1.4 million, or $0.11 per diluted share for the first quarter of fiscal 2005.
"We are pleased with our performance for the first quarter of fiscal 2006, as we executed according to our internal plan," said Charles Zwebner, Chairman and CEO. "We continued to see growth in our core business products and services and we generated earnings and cash that provided us with the means to make investments in new markets.”
“Furthermore, the investments we made in the first quarter are key to strengthening our position in the marketplace. We are executing on the business plan initiatives and remain excited about the prospects for maximizing long-term growth and shareholder value," concluded Mr. Zwebner.
Recent News- On December 14, YAKC announced the launch of a Macintosh download for its yakForFree Virtual VideoPhone software.
Charles Zwebner, CEO noted, "Mac users are recognized as early adopters of cutting edge technology, and we believe they will quickly see the value of yakForFree and we expect them to lead the way in the mass adoption of the technology."
On November 22, YAKC reported that it will utilize CommPartners, Inc.'s VoIP network and enhanced applications to deliver its Unlimited Calling Plan as part of the Yak WorldCity VoIP service offering.
The partnership with CommPartners provides a VoIP network infrastructure and enhanced applications that expands Yak WorldCity VoIP's current coverage area within the United States and Canada.
In mid-November, YAKC launched yakForFree, a VoIP service that allows users to make - and receive - free unlimited voice and video calls to and from other yakForFree members all over the World.
David B. Hurwitz President and COO of VoIP Initiatives, commented, "We believe that people who use yakForFree will be so pleased by the quality and cost of our video and calling services that they will upgrade to a pre-paid or subscriber based Yak VoIP service that will allow them to call people on their phone and/or cellular phones."
Conclusion - A provider of foreign telecom services, YAKC is a profitable, innovative company with growing revenues, a strong cash position and low debt load. The company recently launched a number of new products and services, inked a strategic new partnership, and is expanding its global footprint. While the telecom industry is exceptionally competitive, YAKC seems to have everything in place necessary for sustained long-term growth.
In November, YAKC reported strong results for the first quarter of fiscal 2006. Revenue increased 10.8% to $23.5 million, while net income came in at a solid $0.2 million, or $0.02 per diluted share.
In November, the company also launched yakForFree, a VoIP service that will compete directly with Skype and GoogleTalk. Company CEO Charles Zwebner noted,” yakForFree has the potential to reach millions of people worldwide, establishing Yak as a premier global VoIP provider.”
To increase its visibility in the lucrative VoIP market, YAKC also launched yakForFree VideoPhone downloads for Macintosh users, and said it will utilize CommPartners’ VoIP network to enhance its services and coverage area.
More recently, on January 19, YAKC improved its VoIP features with the launch of yakUnlimited Calling Plan.
