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Posted On: 08/19/2019 1:16:27 PM
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Re: kingofsting #58157
FWIW The financials show revenue growth trending from Q1 of this year. Mark's June 17 interview giving revenue guidance was something I haven't heard from him in the last 2 years. That June 17 interview coupled with the DSS March 5 PR , SFOR March 19 PR , and ACS May 2 PR means to me that the company has started a new chapter which will eventually be seen in its market cap.
ACS/DSS is the deal that is the most tangible for me right now. DSS IMO is spending a big chunk of money to tweak an existing product (Endpointlock- ACS/SFOR) for distribution. I think that both DSS and its new leadership have the money, connections, and drive to make big things happen without taking a long time. I expect DSS to generate significant revenue from Endpointlock in Q4 and hope that licensing revenues from it also begin to trickle through to SFOR in Q4.
FWIW I think it's good to have both short-term and long-term expectations AND adjust them as events develop.
There are no guarantees.
ACS/DSS is the deal that is the most tangible for me right now. DSS IMO is spending a big chunk of money to tweak an existing product (Endpointlock- ACS/SFOR) for distribution. I think that both DSS and its new leadership have the money, connections, and drive to make big things happen without taking a long time. I expect DSS to generate significant revenue from Endpointlock in Q4 and hope that licensing revenues from it also begin to trickle through to SFOR in Q4.
FWIW I think it's good to have both short-term and long-term expectations AND adjust them as events develop.
There are no guarantees.
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