http://www.mary.cc/npct/16.htm from Kathy's investortoinvestor site NPCT thread.
kathy Dec-30-99, 00:43 AM (EST)
140. "Hey guys check out this link. . ."
(stock reporter de link) looks like we will be getting some promotion ala NUKE very soon. This site is in Germany where Dr. Wernle and the new Nanopierce facility will be located. Good to see some interest coming up from there.Kathy
kathy Dec-30-99, 12:33 PM (EST)
144. "primatejoe"
Actually I was up working very late. I was pleased to see that Stock Reporter*** took up my suggestion and looked into Nanopierce. I knew they would find the technology potential as staggering as we do.
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I posted the SEC lawsuit against the npct promoter and her reply was
"Just to set the record straight. I wanted to draw attention to these two posts since our Internet terrorist is trying to claim that NanoPierce is in trouble over this issue which is not the case. NanoPierce did not pay for the report, nor did NanoPierce commission Ms. Skousen to write it. NanoPierce is aware of the SEC litigation, but they are not a part of the litigation. There is no public litigation notice from the SEC stating that they have filed anything against NanoPierce . When the Stock Reporter was sanctioned by the SEC the company was questioned about it and that was the extent of NanoPierce involvement. Our favorite person to dislike wants the world to think otherwise, but she is sadly mistaken. Her vendetta against me and NanoPierce is misdirected and she hasn't got the sense to see both sides of an issue."
Yet the SEC lawsuit clearly states that npct paid for the report. She is obviously lying.
from her newsletter
Dear Investor to Investor readers:Nanopierce has put out a press release announcing that the StockReporter.de
in Germany has put out a "strong buy" recommendation with a conservative
price target of $20 per share. I have posted the press release from NPCT and
the beginning of the recommendation off the web site of the StockReporter.de.Kathy Knight-McConnell
Investor to Investor
investortoinvestor.comnanopierce Technologies Awarded ``Strong Buy'' Recommendation From Germany's
Stockreporter.de
DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 11, 2000--Nanopierce Technologies Inc.
(OTCBB:NPCT - news) announced today that it has received a ``Strong Buy''
Recommendation from Stockreporter.de, one of Europe's leading financial
Internet publications. Nanopierce Technologies owns 10 patents, 2 patent applications pending, 2
patent applications in preparation, and various other intellectual properties
related to the Company's proprietary NCS. This advanced system is designed to
provide significant improvement over conventional electrical and mechanical
interconnection methods for high-density circuit boards, components, sockets,
connectors, semiconductor packaging and electronic systems. Nanopierce Technologies is an affiliate of Intercell Corp. (OTCBB:INCE -
news). Visit us at: nanopierce.com Safe Harbor for Forward-Looking Statements: Except for historical information
contained herein, the statements in this news Release are forward-looking
statements that are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the
Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements
involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties, which may cause the
Company's actual results in the future periods to differ materially from
forecasted results. These risks and uncertainties include, among other
things, product price volatility, product demand, market competition, risk
inherent in the Company's domestic and international operations, imprecision
in estimating product reserves and the Company's ability to replace and
expand its holdings.
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Contact: Nanopierce Technologies Inc.
Paul H. Metzinger, 303/592-1010
Dr. Herbert J. Neuhaus, 719/490-0118
Dr. Michael E. Wernle, (011)49-8102-999-372
(Munich, Germany)
or
Stock Enterprises
James Stock, 702/614-0003 (investors)
The URL for the StockReporter.de is: stockreporter.denanopierce and more information on the company. I will post the rest of the
information in my forums in a short time from now.]Stockreporter begins coverage of NanoPierce Technologies, Inc. (NPCT), an
affiliate of Intercell Corp. (INCE), with a Strong Buy recommendation and a
conservative 2001 price target of $20 per share.
DENVER, COLORADO, January 10, 2000. NanoPierce Technologies, Inc. (OTC/BB:
NPCT) has received a strong buy recommendation from Stockreporter, a leading
European financial Internet publication located at www.stockreporter.de.
Stockreporter specializes in the coverage of micro-cap stocks and undervalued
OTC and BB companies. The successful Stockreporter team is one of the first
independent analysts to begin coverage and release an investment opinion on
this technology development and marketing company. NanoPierce has the
potential to revolutionize the manufacturing processes of the huge
electronics industry. Stockreporter began coverage with a conservative target
price of $20.00 per share for the year 2001.
NanoPierce is commercializing its patented NanoPierce Connection System (NCS)
that has numerous applications almost anywhere electrical connections are
made AND requires very little capital investment for electronics industry
manufacturers. The NCS manufacturing process is less expensive, gives better
electric conductivity and enjoys superior thermal characteristics than
current, traditional connection processes. This translates into accelerated
performance. Electrical connections have been and remain the endless
competitive driver of the electronics industry.
"We are extremely pleased to initiate coverage of NanoPierce Technologies,
Inc. with a Strong Buy recommendation for investors interested in the
tremendous growth potential we believe NCPT provides. NCPT's patented
technology and know-how has almost unlimited applications in the worlds
largest market, the electronics industry," commented Torsten Prochnow from
Stockreporter. "Since Stockreporter initiated coverage the last week of
December, NCPT has increased from clearly less than $1.00 per share to
clearly over $3.00 per share, an almost 300% increase in one week. NCPT
started December at about $0.50 per share."
"In addition, NanoPierce's affiliate, Intercell Corp. (OTC/BB: INCE), owns
about 35% of NCPT. INCE's market cap is currently about $10 million, while
its holdings in NCPT are now worth $43 million, which could easily justify a
current value per INCE share of $0.75 or a respective price target of at
least $1.00 per share. At a current price of $0.13 per share and a current
average daily trading volume of over 3 million shares, INCE could provide
investors with another very promising opportunity to invest in NanoPierce,"
Torsten Prochnow continued.
"Last fall, NanoPierce opened an office in Munich to leverage its business
development in Europe. Top management is visiting Germany in mid-January to
meet with some of the largest electronics companies in the world and with
some very powerful financial institutions," Torsten Prochnow added.
"Stockreporter believes that NCPT is on the verge of a tremendous growth
stage. NanoPierce's 'cheaper, better and smaller' electronic connection
technology could revolutionize electronics manufacturing. Because of this
potential, we are projecting substantial returns for investors with our year
2002 conservative price target of $30.00 per share," Prochnow continued.
Nanopierce is applying for listing on the Frankfurt Exchange through the
Services of Berliner Freiverkehr, Frankfurt, Germany.
The NanoPierce report issued by Stockreporter includes the following
information:
COMPANY OVERVIEW
NanoPierce Technologies, Inc. (OTC/BB: NCPT) is a technology company
committed to commercialize and market its patented, innovative electronics
connection system. The NanoPierce Connection System (NCS) is a revolutionary
manufacturing technology and process that makes reliable, high-performance
electrical connections without soldering, spring-loading or pin-in-hole
connectors. This advanced system is designed to provide significant
improvement over conventional electrical and mechanical interconnection
methods for high-density circuit boards, components, sockets, connectors,
semiconductor packaging and electronic systems.
NCS is based on standard manufacturing processes and is easily implemented in
existing production operations without new capital investment by the
manufacturer. It easily replaces conventional connection techniques and it
facilitates further miniaturization of electronic components. Most
importantly, NCS reduces manufacturing cost by eliminating manufacturing
steps and unnecessary materials. The manufacturing of NCS is based on
standard circuit board processes using standard equipment and commercially
available, inexpensive raw materials. Rather than the labor intensive
soldering, wired connection or pin-in-hole methods, NCS utilizes a simplified
"electroplating-type" bath. The circuit board or electronic component is
treated in the bath for a very brief time. The bath deposits microscopic
particles (such as inexpensive industrial diamond dust) and metal on a
contact surface. The particles work like "conductive sandpaper," serving as
force concentrators. There are multiple connections in a given miniature
space. The resulting connections have better electrical conductivity, less
resistance (lower thermal characteristics) and outstanding radio frequency
(RF) performance than the current conventional connection methods. The
absence of moving parts is ideal for miniaturization and improved
reliability.
Electronics is now the world's largest industry. The growth in the
electronics market is driven by consumer expectation for new products with
innovative features at lower prices. To meet consumer demand, the industry
continues to shrink the size, increase the functionality and lower the cost
of its devices and products. NCS can provide the electronics industry with a
cheaper, easier manufacturing process that has better performance and
reliability than existing, traditional technologies. The applications for NCS
are practically limitless in the electronics industry.
NCS has already proven itself in several niche markets including automated
test equipment for packaged semiconductor integrated circuits (lCs). NCS is
now ready for commercial application immediately. The Company believes that
additional market segments can be penetrated without additional technology
development.
In order to bring NCS efficiently to commercialization, NanoPierce has
developed a strategic business plan to target specific markets and products.
The Company's strategy is to implement three main commercialization routes,
namely:
Technology Transfer, the licensing and strategic partnering with on-site
training and ongoing support, such as in the smart card and connector
industries;
SmartLabels, disposable, paper-thin labels that contain both semiconductor
chips and antenna that is expected to be a huge market and is an ideal
application for the extremely inexpensive NCS technology; and WaferPierce, an attractive alternative for semiconductor makers as it lowers
manufacturing cost while improving electrical and heat performance and
enabling further miniaturization.These seemingly unrelated NSC applications are actually highly inter-related
and interdependent. The Company believes that the key to its strategy is the
ability to leverage NCS's market success in one segment to other segments
resulting a broad, industry-wide adoption of NCS.
INVESTMENT MERITS AND CONSIDERATIONS
NCPT's stock price is already on the move. It has increased from $0.50 at the
beginning of December to almost $1.00 towards the end of December when
Stockreporter initiated coverage, to clearly over $3.00 the first week of
January.
The intellectual property rights to NCS are entirely owned by Nanopierce.
The Company recently obtained $1 million in equity bridge financing to enable
the Company to implement its strategic business plan for commercialization of
NCS. On January 11, 2000, the Company is scheduled to close a $4 million
financing, which will enable it to aggressively implement its Strategic
Business Plan. NanoPierce has several promising developments in Europe and
plans to pursue these avenues that could bring about rapid market success.
With the addition to the Company's management team of Dr. Michael Wernle, one
of the top experts in the Smart Card/Smart Label industry, as Executive Vice
President – Strategic Business Development, NanoPierce opened executive
offices in Munich, Germany. Dr. Wernle and his team will be responsible for
the worldwide Smart Card/Smart Label business operations. The Company's top
management is meeting some of the world's largest manufacturing companies and
prestigious financial institutions in Germany in mid-January.
Stockreporter believes that 2000 could be the NCS Technology's breakout year,
as NanoPierce is now initiating its full-force marketing efforts. Click here to read disclaimer: investortoinvestor.com |
