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Technology Stocks : Brillian Corporation -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: scott5 who wrote (113)	2/11/2007 7:57:37 AM
From: TT	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 361

I believe we'll be Ok as of this Weekend, But you never know When a Monkey throws a wrench at you.... You Can always Double Check by Listening to the "CC" Here is Part of the Problem, In China you pay for merchandise in 120 days.... Nevertheless, the customer are paying in less than 90 days just to insure BRLC keeps the Product supply going to them. The large receivable +$50,000mil They had at the end of September was paid on time and better and That One customer has doubled their order to over +$120 million in Dec-07Q, When the customer has paid that +120mill, then BRLC will ship them more. They are not constrained by production capacity, +125,000 units per month can do over +200,000 a month, but they do Have to finance the receivable in order to be able to expand production, Which they expect to be solved very soon. Maybe they could contract it out, but that it will cost them 2%-5% in Fees from Gross. It doesn't look that they want to do that. It is just like when you go Shopping, The Store is charged a fee for Every credit card used to buy merchandise. The biggest problem they have right now is they are growing so fast that the only thing holding them back is financing their receivable, which should be solved soon and BRLC CEO admitted this is a great problem to have. They have converted all debentures. No more Dilution of stock, at least for the time being. I believed BRLC Under promised and their guidance is very conservative. They said they will re-visit their guidance when financing is in place. Sponsor of 2008 Olympics in China. Supplying US retail Channels this Q. Perhaps, more of analyst buy recommendations..... Also for the past 3months Those Analyst raised the estimates every Month higher, and Still overperformed, yet the stock down ~15% I Don't get this part.....I don't think they have A CLUe or maybe I Don't.... I fell that as long as BRLc stays and forms a base above $7.5-$8 Nextweek and slowly goes up, that will be a spring platform to go higher later on. The chart looks like a Head&Shoulders But not confirmed as of yet, later it could look as a pullback and retest the high, or it could just go lower Bellow $7 and be a Head&Shoulders Confirmed... That is a risk you have to take, I'm already half Way there,now I'm taking the risk and see the ratio Up/down to favor Up. Also the big boys have Over Shorted-(NAKED SHORT) this stock, and when I see the stock going down $0.10-$0.20 on 100 shares sold premarket @ 7am 2/8/07 That doesn't seem right, It looks more of the crowd instinct,No compute for me. My broker Doesn't allows me to trade Before 8am, So Who is selling those Shares ??? Sooner Or later All those Naked Shorts Have to cover by or before February 20 if they play by the rules. I'll be Plain stupid to give in so easily, Let the shorts Sweat it Too.... As far as I'm concern Time is in my favor, might be wrong in the short term but Long term (Not by Choice) I'm thay king...But in the end It's all Speculation!!! It is entirely your choice...& Don't forget About The Monkey... I do have a vested Interest For the Stock to Go UPPP way Uppppp...Hope this helps. And Please do your Homework. Might want to check http://biz.yahoo.com/cc/3/77383.html http://finance.google.com/finance?q=BRLC http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=brlc&x=0&y=0 http://www.marketnews.ca/news_detail.asp?nid=2269 http://gary-stockoftheweek.blogspot.com/2007/01/brlc-earnings-report-from-110206.html SeekingAlpha&Stocklemon for short View.