3SOF

Got me a nice gain working....Let's Rock....

End of the day chart ...Yesterday.

Hey Setravis,

I'd forgotten about PTSC a long time back, I never bought that one but I have followed recent news regarding dividend etc. Good luck to all who are in.

It's hot over at G's Place, Aussie....
Check his thread out.

Fire...

I know PTSC is being discussed extensively on eliteG's thread on the $1M board, but I though I'd post a chart here.

I bought PTSC @ 0.17 on 1/31, sold at 0.365 about 2 weeks later, and bought again @ 0.33 and have been holding since.

We're not even an hour into the day and volume is already at $10M

Press Release   Source: Patriot Scientific Corporation

Patriot Scientific Announces Important Patent Licensing Agreement with Casio
Wednesday February 22, 9:30 am ET
Casio Joins HP as Second "System" Manufacturer to Recognize Need for Digital Hardware Manufacturers to Purchase License for MMP(TM) Core Microprocessor Technologies

SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 22, 2006--Patriot Scientific Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: PTSC.OB - News) today announced that Casio Computer Co., Ltd. has become the second system manufacturer to purchase a license to use intellectual property protected by the Moore Microprocessor Patent(TM) (MMP) Portfolio. Patriot and The TPL Group are co-owners of the MMP Portfolio, which is being exclusively managed by Alliacense, a TPL Group enterprise.

Following a similar agreement reached with Hewlett-Packard last month, today's announcement further substantiates the need for modern hardware manufacturers to secure MMP Portfolio licenses to cover the entire spectrum of their digital product lines. Terms of the Casio license were not disclosed.

"This marks yet another important license confirming the significance of the patents in our valuable jointly owned portfolio," said Patriot's Chairman and CEO David Pohl. "We are pleased that this licensing decision by Casio represents another notable step toward creating added value for our shareholders."

"The intellectual property represented by the MMP Portfolio, and protected around the world, encompasses building blocks for virtually all digital products being designed and shipped today," said Mac Leckrone, Alliacense president. "The depth and breadth of digital products exploiting MMP Portfolio design techniques is remarkable. We routinely find these techniques used in devices ranging from simple TV remote controls to sophisticated medical diagnostic equipment - from portable media players to complex internet 'backbone' hardware. Today's automobiles have dozens of such devices."

Leckrone noted that once digital hardware vendors recognize their broad reliance on the intellectual property protected by the MMP Portfolio, they appreciate the critical need to secure continued access to the fundamental MMP technologies. "System-level coverage is essential to maintaining product design freedom and avoiding supply-chain disruptions," he explained. Alliacense also offers simple, royalty-free licenses to all semiconductor sector operations, worldwide.

Leckrone confirmed that the MMP Portfolio Licensing Program rewards first movers in their industry sectors with substantial discounts. "By design, our licensing structure enables nimble and forward-thinking system manufacturers to disadvantage their competitors."

Dramatic Turn-Around

"The Alliacense team continues to produce results that increasingly confirm our confidence in their effective strategies and focused efforts," noted Pohl. "The revenues we have realized from licenses to this point along with other recent actions by the company have resulted in significant fiscal strengthening of Patriot Scientific. All of this is consistent with our paramount goal of enhancing shareholder value by growing the business and prudently addressing company fundamentals."

Patriot Scientific's market cap reached a level of more than $185 million as of the close of trading on February 21, 2006 -- having soared upward from $25 million in less than a month.

Two weeks ago, Patriot Scientific announced it would retire all outstanding debentures along with the signing of an agreement giving it the option to buy back what could amount to up to approximately 20 percent of the Company's total outstanding stock warrants. Last week, in an action which is virtually unprecedented among microcap stocks Patriot announced that it would pay a cash dividend to shareholders and qualified warrant holders of record as of February 24, 2006.

Until mid-2005, Patriot had never before shown a quarterly profit, and had never before realized significant revenue from its seminal microprocessor innovations. However, in the past year, the Company's jointly owned patent portfolio has been successfully licensed - through its marketing alliance with The TPL Group's Alliacense division - to Intel, HP and AMD. These first licensing agreements, in their initial disbursements, have generated more than $25 million in revenue for Patriot.

According to Leckrone, the purchase of MMP System Licenses by global system manufacturers such as HP and Casio has increased MMP licensing momentum. He reports that of the hundreds of companies Alliacense has contacted worldwide, dozens have begun to seek licensing arrangements. "The competition for early-round berths in many key market sectors is becoming intense."

Quote from: Livana on February 22, 2006, 10:14:47 AM
I know PTSC is being discussed extensively on eliteG's thread on the $1M board, but I though I'd post a chart here.

I bought PTSC @ 0.17 on 1/31, sold at 0.365 about 2 weeks later, and bought again @ 0.33 and have been holding since.

Thanks Livana, for the update to this Aussie thread.
I'm with you here. We bought on the same day,must have been close to the same time,I'm in @ 0.175.....awesome...We must give Aussie Applaud also! 
Nice Trading Livana......Applaud to you also.......Let's Rock and Roll 

Press release today. Great news!
Looks like some profit takers at a dollar, soon as it hit it turned down,will we get another bounce?

Technicals
Record Price High
Most Actives
Percentage Gainer

Last Price Quote is:
177.94%above 13-day EMA
378.69%above 50-day EMA

Thanks for the applaud Setravis! 

I sold my PTSC on Wednesday for another 178% profit... That's pretty nice!

People (and by that I mean eliteG  ) are talking about a pullback.  It started today with PTSC closing down 16.5%.  I'm hoping to get back in for a thrid time somewhere around 0.60-0.65.

Someone on elite's thread (I will give credit when I go check the thread) compared SUWN and PTSC's chart.  They do look alike! Let's keep our fingers crossed for another run like that.
and it's right there: http://www.3stocksonfire.org/trading/index.php?topic=4248.msg47647#msg47647

fyi:
Patriot Scientific stock soars on licensing deal
Thursday , February 23, 2006 14:13 ET

By Bradley J. Fikes

Feb 23, 2006 (North County Times - Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News via COMTEX) -- RANCHO BERNARDO -- Shares of Patriot Scientific Corp. jumped 52 percent Wednesday after the company announced a patent licensing agreement for its microprocessor technology.

Patriot stock closed at 91 cents per share, a gain of 31 cents for the day. At that price, the company has added more than $90 million to its market capitalization, or total stock value. The current value is $276 million.

The agreement, with Casio Computer Corp., allows the company to use intellectual property that Patriot claims under its Moore Microprocessor Patent portfolio. A similar agreement with Hewlett-Packard was announced last month.

Microprocessors are ubiquitous in electronic equipment, and Patriot said it expects to get revenue from licensing the technology.

By getting large companies such as Casio and Hewlett-Packard to license the technology, Patriot may establish a precedent to get easier acceptance of its patent claims.

"The intellectual property represented by the MMP Portfolio, and protected around the world, encompasses building blocks for virtually all digital products being designed and shipped today," David Pohl, Patriot's chairman and chief executive, said in a Wednesday news release announcing the Casio deal.

Earlier in the day, the stock had briefly exceeded $1 per share, a price that it had not closed above since February 2001. The stock skidded sharply after that, closing as low as 3 cents per share in October 2004. The stock was still trading below a dime per share as recently as Jan. 12.

The Casio agreement appears to have piqued investor interest because it's the second such agreement, said Pattric J. Rawlins, an intellectual property attorney in the San Diego office of Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLP. Rawlins said he owns "a little bit of stock in Patriot."

Often, the first agreement on a license is made at a discounted rate, Rawlins said. "When other big players start lining up ... the industry takes notice."

Rawlins agreed with Patriot that the company's patent claims are far-reaching, covering "the basic building blocks of digital processors."

"Very few patents have ever really dominated an industry," Rawlins cautioned. But if Patriot's claims are accepted, the company would have a powerful position in microprocessors, he said.

But Rick Mayes, a fee-only financial adviser in Carlsbad, said the potential for future gains is limited because so many Patriot shares have been issued.

Patriot has about 300 million shares outstanding, an unusually large number for a company of its market value. In financial jargon, this means that Patriot stock is highly diluted. By comparison, San Diego's Qualcomm Inc., with six times as many shares outstanding as Patriot, has a market value 282 times greater.

"If you buy a lottery ticket, you could win tens of millions. A share of Patriot could bring you 10 bucks. Either could be suitable for framing on your wall if they don't pan out," Mayes said. "As a fundamental investment, I think only patent attorneys should invest.

"The company said in November of '04 that its patents have a value of more than $1 billion. If that's true and the company got $1 billion tomorrow, that would be a cash value of between $3 and $4 per share," Mayes said.

"However, they do have a countersuit from 20 Japanese companies challenging the validity of their patents, so the road could be a little rocky. If they do run into major problems, the stock could also be worth what it was a month ago."


http://www.knobias.com/individual/public/news.htm?eid=3.1.5ef5527b6813bb447fd29c28525b0a292b3b54138aa7dc5d9a15099e6ed84630

did anybody add on the dip this morning?

bought back @ 0.64 $

Quote from: setravis on June 16, 2005, 08:02:36 PM
Been hearing rumors that this stock could
take off.Chart still looks good.
What is your take on all this?
Volume was heavy today....18+mil.
Something may be up

I guess some things you hear, you can take to the bank.

You Da Man Setravis You called it nice and early!

Do you believe that in Sept 05 i bought it at .148 and sold it in Oct 05 at .09 for  a nice loss. I dont know how to hold things. Did play twice again after elite brought it up again....made some on it the second try and third try sold it again for a tiny loss...I have to learn how to hold these great picks...lol Could have been a zillionaire if I held so many stocks i bought..just don't know how to sit thru those heavy pullbacks or those long stall periods...they freak me out.

But, Ol' Hawkeye here knows how.  I should just make u buy and sell my stocks, u will do a much much better job.

keep your wise comments coming...love'em!

julia

Wild thing, you make my heart sing.....
Have to give AussieTrader some more Applauds on tis , he nailed it out way back yonder! 
Then EliteG came along and put his Wizard spell on it .... Applaud to The Elite One,My base of Knowledge......


Technicals
Record Price High
Most Actives
Percentage Gainer

Last Price Quote is:
107.29%above 13-day EMA
299.82%above 50-day EMA

news today:

http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/060302/20060302005483.html?.v=1

Day low: 1.26 day high 1.62 as I am posting trading at 1.50.

wowza
this stock is so liquid