Thought:-SFOR's-PPS-will-be-10X-current-levels-nex
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Posted On: 08/23/2017 8:02:09 AM
Thought:-SFOR's-PPS-will-be-10X-current-levels-next-year.-Here's-why:
1. Strikeforce has publicly reported in APRIL & AUGUST 2017 that 2017 is definitely a game changing year for them.
2. Strikeforce stated in these PR's that they will MINIMALLY start to see significant revenues that could be remarkable by the end of 2017 and that 2017 will be their BEST YEAR for revenues or DEFINITELY very close. According to them this will be just the start of their GAME CHANGING company.
3. The MAIN reason I FIRMLY believe that the game changed for Strikeforce though was on March 20, 2017. That day they announced that the best Intellectual Property lawfirm in the world (and just named #2 lawfirm overall in the United States by American Attorney on July 26, 2017) was partnering with Strikeforce to initiate 4-simultaneous lawsuits. Then, through court filed documents (regarding the IPR issue) it came to light that they taking the lead on portions of the 3-other simultaneous lawsuits by Blank Rome (SFOR's other top 10 IP Lawfirm who spearheaded the 2016 settlement with Microsoft) it became clear that Strikeforce was ready to emerge.
4. There is no possible way that Strikeforce can fund 7-simultaneous lawsuits at the same time. Just Ropes and Gray corporate rate of $3,500 an hour for Attorneys/Para-legals/Admin-support would be astronomical for 1-lawsuit...Not to mention that they're involved in all 7. Blank Rome was CONFIRMED that they were on contingency last year after settlement. They received nearly 45% of the Microsoft settlement but the fact remains that they were willing to fight for SFOR's patents without payment until settlement. So must Ropes and Gray.
If world-class lawfirms are convinced of Strikeforce' future....What about us???!!!!!!!!!
Strikeforce, in my opinion, is a gold mine waiting to happen. Next year all of us SFOR Longs will be incredibly joyful. It is remarkable that Strikeforce' PPS is where it is but that will change for good soon in my humble opinion.
1. Strikeforce has publicly reported in APRIL & AUGUST 2017 that 2017 is definitely a game changing year for them.
2. Strikeforce stated in these PR's that they will MINIMALLY start to see significant revenues that could be remarkable by the end of 2017 and that 2017 will be their BEST YEAR for revenues or DEFINITELY very close. According to them this will be just the start of their GAME CHANGING company.
3. The MAIN reason I FIRMLY believe that the game changed for Strikeforce though was on March 20, 2017. That day they announced that the best Intellectual Property lawfirm in the world (and just named #2 lawfirm overall in the United States by American Attorney on July 26, 2017) was partnering with Strikeforce to initiate 4-simultaneous lawsuits. Then, through court filed documents (regarding the IPR issue) it came to light that they taking the lead on portions of the 3-other simultaneous lawsuits by Blank Rome (SFOR's other top 10 IP Lawfirm who spearheaded the 2016 settlement with Microsoft) it became clear that Strikeforce was ready to emerge.
4. There is no possible way that Strikeforce can fund 7-simultaneous lawsuits at the same time. Just Ropes and Gray corporate rate of $3,500 an hour for Attorneys/Para-legals/Admin-support would be astronomical for 1-lawsuit...Not to mention that they're involved in all 7. Blank Rome was CONFIRMED that they were on contingency last year after settlement. They received nearly 45% of the Microsoft settlement but the fact remains that they were willing to fight for SFOR's patents without payment until settlement. So must Ropes and Gray.
If world-class lawfirms are convinced of Strikeforce' future....What about us???!!!!!!!!!
Strikeforce, in my opinion, is a gold mine waiting to happen. Next year all of us SFOR Longs will be incredibly joyful. It is remarkable that Strikeforce' PPS is where it is but that will change for good soon in my humble opinion.
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