Telkonet, Inc. Message Board
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Mitt Romney, in Marriott BOD, gave TKIO a helping hand. Thanks Mitt.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Former presidential candidate and Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney is rejoining Marriott International's board of directors..... Wold like to see Mitt and other board members investing in TKOI.
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Galt's 1290 rooms is no where near Marriott's 643,196 existing rooms and 110,000 new rooms worldwide.
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TKOI's best shot is still Mariott. Mariott's over 110,000 guest rooms in close to 4000 properties world-wide can keep TKOI busy for years. Ramney and his board of directors at Mariott can easily buy TKOI out, (and 10 more times) with their spare change. They can even make it part of Mariott (as a subdivision?) if they want to. Their energy money saved by TKOI's technology could easily be another 10 times more in the years to come. TKOI needs to take care Mariott first and the most. Other small and one time sales are just distractions.
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Wrong..Mariott has close to 800,000 guest rooms, not 110,000. my bad
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Sounds like we might have a base for misleading investors lawsuit, if your observation turns out to be the case in deed.
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I told you so... Someone from TKOI was reading this board.
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wait couple of more days, you might see price closer to 20c than to 30c. holding back my trigger for now.
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Since the Q1 just ended on April 1st, the insider buy might be an indication of better Q1 result.. Not sure why it takes them so long to put out the quarterly result, last year was released in May 22, 7! weeks after the quarter ended.
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No sellers is MUCH better than no buyers.
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Telkonet’s Partnership With Pacific Energy Service Flourishes
by jblack36_72 •Apr 17, 2013 10:54 AMPESF and PCEP to TKOI is as patients and medicare to a doctor.
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If they can make $3 mil revenue of the Q1 (traditional slower quarter), that would be good enough to support $0.20-$0.21 range. If it is close to $4 millions, I would consider that's a "knock out" and that could change things in a big way.
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Just a speculation.... as a general practice, new businesses/customers often get first year free tech support and warranty and also sometimes free upgrade protection. This might be the case with TKOI. 2013'Q1 new customers will start to pay fees in 2014Q1. This past quarter's drop in recurring fees might be a sign of last year's slow Q1 result.
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3.1 millions is a nice number.... One thing I noticed is that their recurring revenue (about 1/3 of the total revenue, about $1 million per Q) decreased. I always thought that new businesses should bring in new recurring fees....not sure why.