Tom - I think I mentioned COXT here a few days ago. They have monitoring technology for food safety, among other things. I just came across this on RB and it reminded me that I'd intended to say more about COXT but haven't had time, so take a look at this (as posted there except I was compelled to correct all his misspellings of the various forms of the word "monitor" <g>):
Klaus, thanks for your comments on the C T Telecom division of Cox Technologies. Although we haven't heard much on it since it was announced at the Telecom Exposition in Las Vegas last December and introduced to their shareholders the following week, there is a lot of development work going on behind the curtains. Jim Cox reported at that time, that although this division was UP and RUNNING, providing services for their on site TEMP-ALERT electronic monitoring product, the major contribution will come in the early months of year 2000 when their new Electronic Transit Monitors, operating via RADIO FREQUUENCY IDENTIFICATION (RFID)technology,become available. This technology will enable CTT to not only monitor TIME AND TEMPERATURE of a product in transit, but it can be slectively programed to report its location world wide, as well other information the carrier might require. This is truly, the emerging STATE OF THE ART technology and we should be proud that Cox is not only the pioneer in the SAFE FOOD MONITORING industry, he is there building the industry as well. Buy the time Cox Technologies is really understood on Wall Street, they will be many years ahead of the "also runs" that are sure to follow.
What is C T Technology worth today in its emerging stage??
Just check on the share price that other Telecom Companies
are worth and they only provide telephone service. Also, look to the future, CTT will be a excellent spinoff with great rewards to their shareholders.
I follow the telecom industry and hold shares in several.
If CT Telecome, in its present state, were already a independent company listed on NASDAQ, it would demand a price in well in excess of $10.00 per share.
Sounds pretty intriguing, doesn't it? Disclosure: Of course I own some. -Eric
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