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AlarmForce Industries, symbol AF on Toronto, reported record quarterly revenue of $10.1 million in the three months ended April 30, 2011. That’s up 10.3% from $9.2 million a year earlier.
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ALARMFORCE INDUSTRIES $10.50 (Toronto symbol AF: TSINetwork Rating: Speculative) (1-800-267-2001; www.alarmforce.com; Shares outstanding: 12.2 million; Market cap: $128.5 million; No dividends paid) sells two-way voice alarm systems and monitoring services in Canada and the U.S.
In the quarter ended January 31, 2011, the company’s sales rose 10.0%, to $9.9 million from $9.0 million a year earlier. Earnings per share rose …read more »
AlarmForce Industries, symbol AF on Toronto, sells two-way voice alarm systems and monitoring services in Canada and the U.S.
AlarmForce’s system differs from others because it lets emergency operators verify an alarm by establishing immediate two-way voice contact with homeowners. It then dispatches security personnel to the client’s home. If intruders are present, the two-way contact can frighten them away.
In the …read more »
ALARMFORCE INDUSTRIES $9.25 (Toronto symbol AF: TSINetwork Rating: Speculative) (1-800- 267-2001; www.alarmforce.com; Shares outstanding: 12.2 million; Market cap: $113.2 million; No dividends paid) sells two-way voice alarm systems and monitoring services in Canada and the U.S.
AlarmForce’s system differs from others because it lets emergency operators verify an alarm by establishing immediate, two-way voice contact with homeowners. It then dispatches …read more »
Aggressive investors need to be more skeptical and discriminating than conservative investors, because they take on greater risk. Conservative investors mainly buy well-established companies with a history of earnings and possibly dividends, and a secure hold on a growing, or at least stable, clientele.
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ALARMFORCE INDUSTRIES $7.13 (Toronto symbol AF: SI Rating: Speculative) (1-800-267-2001; www.alarmforce.com; Shares outstanding: 12.2 million; Market cap: $87.2 million; No dividends paid) sells two-way voice alarm systems and monitoring services in Canada and the U.S.
AlarmForce’s system differs from others because it lets emergency operators verify an alarm by establishing immediate, two-way voice contact with homeowners. It then dispatches security personnel …read more »
ALARMFORCE INDUSTRIES $7.16 (Toronto symbol AF: SI Rating: Speculative) (1-800-267-2001; www.alarmforce.com; Shares outstanding: 12.2 million; Market cap: $87.6 million; No dividends paid) reports that it earned $2.2 million, or $0.18 a share, in the six months ended April 30, 2010.
That’s up 29.4% from $1.7 million, or $0.14 a share, a year earlier. The home-security firm’s revenue rose 8.5%, to $18.2 …read more »
ALARMFORCE INDUSTRIES $5.46 (Toronto symbol AF: SI Rating: Speculative) (1-800-267-2001; www.alarmforce.com; Shares outstanding: 12.2 million; Market cap: $66.7 million) made $0.12 a share in the three months ended July 31, 2009. That’s up 140.0% from $0.05 a share a year earlier. The home security firm’s revenue rose 12.5%, to $8.5 million from $7.6 million.
AlarmForce mainly attracts new customers by aggressively …read more »
Aggressive investors need to be more skeptical and discriminating than conservative investors, because they take on great risk. Conservative investors mainly buy well-established companies with a history of earnings and possibly dividends, and a secure hold on a growing, or at least stable, clientele.
When an investment like that runs into problems, its stock price can fall — sometimes drastically. …read more »
PULSE SEISMIC $1.36 (Toronto symbol PSD; SI Rating: Speculative) (403-237-5559; www.pulsedatainc.com; Shares outstanding: 53.1 million; Market cap: $72.3 million) is Pulse Data’s new name. The stock symbol is unchanged.
Pulse changed its name because it is now focused on buying, marketing and licensing two- and three-dimensional seismic data to companies in the western Canadian energy sector. To this end, Pulse sold …read more »
