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$2.82 is giving a fight, but look at the volume power now, soon this resistance level will be behind us.

If $2.82 is taken out on close I get $3.83 as the next technical target. Enough reason to keep RDCM in the 3 Stocks on Fire Portfolio.

Quote from: David Randolph on November 10, 2005, 09:25:16 AM
$2.82 is giving a fight, but look at the volume power now, soon this resistance level will be behind us.

If $2.82 is taken out on close I get $3.83 as the next technical target. Enough reason to keep RDCM in the 3 Stocks on Fire Portfolio.

$2.82 is behind us now. No more resistance, now this level will act as a support zone. As I said I can see only blue skies from here. The technical target of this bullish breakout is $3.83, I expect this level to be reached maybe next week.

David applaud again, great pick and analysis.

Quote from: stocky on November 12, 2005, 05:01:31 PM
David applaud again, great pick and analysis.

Thanks stocky, nice to see ya 

Quote$2.82 is behind us now. No more resistance, now this level will act as a support zone. As I said I can see only blue skies from here. The technical target of this bullish breakout is $3.83, I expect this level to be reached maybe next week.

RDCM completely broke out $2.82, with volume above average, a white candle and no gap. What more could a man want?

Now we have a resistance level at $3.44. We'll see what the stock's reaction will be to this level. If we break that RDCM will be at 5 year highs.

We'll see, for now I just have to keep on holding this winning trade.

RADCOM Offers IMS Testing Solution for Fixed and Wireless Service Providers and Vendors
Tuesday November 15, 6:01 am ET


3G World Congress & Exhibition, HONG KONG, November 15 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- RADCOM Ltd. (NASDAQ: RDCM - News), a leading network test and service monitoring solutions provider, today announced the availability of its IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) testing suite. IMS is an open, standardized, operator friendly, multimedia architecture for provisioning mobile and fixed IP services. IMS bridges cellular, Voice over Internet Protocol and WiMAX technologies simplifying delivery of FMC (Fixed and Mobile Convergence) services. Cellular service-providers want to test this advanced, SIP-based implementation to verify that it will support seamless provisioning and delivery of multimedia services even while subscribers roam outside of local coverage areas.

RADCOM's double-edged solution enables comprehensive, pre-deployment evaluation testing of competitive newly-developed, IMS network devices, services and architectures. The SIP services simulation tool allows customers to build call flows that stress various IMS network elements including the CSCF (Call Session Control Function), SBCs (Session Border Controllers), and media gateways. By deploying the company's multi-protocol analysis tool in tandem with its network simulation tool, customers can analyze signaling and media streams, audio and video transmissions, and the interactions among them, in a simulated, real-world, high volume environment.

"RADCOM's solutions enable IMS developers and service providers to emulate large IMS networks in which they can trace IMS transactions over both wireless and wireline interfaces" said Ofir Michael, Director of Product Management for VoIP and IPTV Solutions. "By providing hardware and software based solutions that both simulate and monitor IMS services, RADCOM is keeping its commitment to provide high-performance, leading-edge solutions that help keep our customers ahead of the telecom technology curve."

Thanks for posting the news la-onda  (still didn't have time to address those private messages, sorry  )

Also, yesterday, there were some other news:

RADCOM Wins Contract to Provide GSM/GPRS and CDMA2000 Service Monitoring Solution to Rural Cellular Corporation

These are positives, but the stock went down on profit taking after the higher open. But, this is still an undervalued company with just $42.5M in market cap.

Technically the stock came down to test prior $2.82 resistance level, now support. I see no reason to sell at support, if it weren't for those strict money management rules I would even think on adding to my winning position.

Since I can't add, I'll just hold.

I did not enjoy seeing it break 2.82    Surely you are going to sell?  i really do not have the funds to sit and watch this sucker go down to next level of support.  But your mention of adding more was unique, even thou you cant.   you forced to following your rules?

Thanks for posting puent on this matter. Wea re well below support now. Is David selling or not? Kind of hope not as I think the areq of support is fuzzy and could well be anywaher above 2.70 just using the candel body rather than the 2.82 spike up last August.

I wait with bated breath?

(What a lousy day this one was)

I didn't like either!!!!!!!!! so .. I sold @2.74 just in case and to see from outside.. If it deserve I'll be in again,, but for now I'm not interested really

SINCE I CANT SEEM TO SPELL I AM REDOING MY MSG SPELLED CORRECTLY:

Thanks for posting( puent) on this matter. We are well below support now. Is David selling or not? Kind of hope not as I think the area of support is fuzzy and could well be anywhere above 2.70 just using the candle body rather than the 2.82 spike up last August.

I see that enough are nervous about this that they are not sticking around.

I wait with bated breath?

Hummm...  I think areas of support and resistance are always fuzzy.  I think of them as zones and not as an absolute price.  I think today's overall sell off in the market is to blame and let's not focus on a particular stock.  There's nothing wrong with RDCM

Defender, all you have to do is hit modify, there fore not making a new post.  Plus if you ever talk good about a stock and it goes horribly wrong, you can go change what you say

I am going to have to sell.  With david there are no fuzzy lines.  its black and white.  no grey zone. So i figure i will sell.   

Ill make the next boat.  good thing about this place, boats are always ready to launch

Although this stock has good fundamentals, I think that most of the good news has been factored into the stock and for now there is some profit taking or pull back from an overbought position.

As mentioned, first support seemed to be about 2.70, thereafter 2.50 (representing 50% retracement from its breakout at 1.80).

Would like to see it decending to one of these support level at about average volume, and also working off its overbought position to get in on this stock.

Seem like most are heading for the exits here with RDCM; I will see how it behaves in the am; if it does not move back above 2.82 I will sell as well

D

Quote from: David Randolph on November 15, 2005, 08:27:27 AM

Technically the stock came down to test prior $2.82 resistance level, now support. I see no reason to sell at support, if it weren't for those strict money management rules I would even think on adding to my winning position.

Since I can't add, I'll just hold.

I don't think David sold. He didn't say he was going to sell at or just below support. Otherwise he would have said so!

I also did not sell. Still think it was profit taking. Yesterday was a very bad day for the 3SOF portfolio, all of them  .Only PD, TII, DRDF and TSM went up a little. I see no other reason than profit taking. On non of them the fundamentals changed as far as I can see. Today the sun should shine again  .

Amarens