TXHD 2018 - the basics
TXHD Revenue Increases:
259% in Q1, 298% in Q2, and 42% in Q3 2017(over previous year; total revenue $460K in 2016, ~$1.1M 2017 and expected to grow massively in 2018) http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/TXHD/news
Share Structure:
Authorized Shares 4,000,000,000 a/o Dec 19, 2017
Outstanding Shares 2,588,149,745 a/o Dec 19, 2017
Float 2,192,928,261 a/o Dec 19, 2017
Textmunication Holdings Inc Provides Shareholder Update on Government-Contracting
https://textmunication.com/textmunication-hol...ntracting/
PLEASANT HILL, CA/October 19, 2017 – Textmunication Holdings, Inc. (TXHD.OB), a cloud-based mobile SMS marketing platform provider, issued an 8-K on October 9, 2017 detailing Aspire Consulting Group LLC’s (“Aspire”) confirmed Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) awards as a subcontractor.
Textmunication has a 49% stake in Aspire, a Maryland-based IT Services firm specializing in innovative IT solutions for federal and state governments. Aspire teams with IT Services leaders leveraging its core competencies in Business Process Reengineering, Health IT, Cloud Migration, Software Integration and Digital Engagement.
Aspire has three IDIQ wins with prime contractors in 2017:
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
Social Security Administration Information Technology Support Services (ITSSC)
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) VECTOR
Noteworthy Comments/Analysis By SpringTrader (12/29/17, post# 27089)
I exchange emails with David Theilen. However i will say they never give information out that isn't already public. They dont hype and send out bogus tweets. Everything that is released or information leading up to comes to fruition. Most of these OTC companies will say news on wednesday or some bogus thing to hype the price. They (TXHD management)do not. And so far everything they have talked about in tweets has become a reality. They will not answer questions about PRs or anything on twitter. And if you email them about new news they will just tell you they prefer to communicate through sec filings.
I've also emailed some of their partners like Cogent solutions to verify that Aspire and Cogent solutions were indeed partners on the government contract awarded in October. The news for the contracts is coming in early 2018 (Textmunication’s sister-company, Aspire Consulting Group LLC (“Aspire”), has secured three large federal contracts in 2017 with three additional state contracts pending award notification. Aspire expects the new contracts to begin delivering revenue in early 2018. Aspire is a subcontractor with leading System Integrators on visible programs such as Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Social Security Administration (SSA) and the US Department of Veterans Affairs VECTOR contract slated to begin in early 2018. Revenue projections will be announced on each task order won or on contracts won without the need for task order competition. Aspire just moved into its new headquarters in Gaithersburg, Maryland in September.
“Our focus this Quarter was cleaning up our balance sheet so we can attract a higher quality of investment for the long-term”, stated Textmunication CEO, Wais Asefi. We have accredited investors currently performing their due diligence on possible investment into Textmunication. We are reaching out to global technology partners such as Genesys and Market Awareness Group LLC to help scale our solution and deliver innovative mobile technology to the masses.”.)
Anyone who has worked for any kind of government should know how slow that process is. To many chiefs not enough indians so to speak.
Also in an Email I explained Shareholder concerns over the current PPS. He mentioned they were a viable company doing over 1M in revenue a year. Which I know was estimated to do but according to the 10qs they were up to 770k in revenue for the year through 3qtrs. This was in November....and December they added 40 new clients but he mentioned 1mil in revenues then so im pretty sure they have already achieved that. He also mentioned that usually in this sector the market cap is 5 times annual revenue. But again this is just information that was already public. They have stated in 10qs that they estimated 1.2m in revenue this year at the beginning of the year.
in 2016 revenue was 460k.
in 2017 in will be over 1mill.
in 2018 that growth continues with new venues and 3 secured, possibly 6 total government contracts, to increase the revenue growth.
Block chain and AI are coming.
SAM is rolled out.
TXHD technology partnership with Genesys (a multi-billion $ global communication leader). Textmunication is in the process of adding its SMS offering on the Genesys AppFoundry site available to its entire global client base.
see Truenorth2016 post#26554
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg...=137231267
https://twitter.com/textmunication/status/918476157170806785
In 2017 Aspire has signed Teaming Agreements with Northrop Grumman, Tech Mahindra and other most respected firms in IT. TXHD's GEN3 platform getting attention w/ firms in #blockchain and #AI. https://twitter.com/textmunication/status/901492900155998209
Noteworthy InsiderFinancial article (2017)
TEXTMUNICATION HLD (TXHD): A Tiny Tech Play With Some Run Room
By Chris Sandburg / in Momentum & Growth, Momentum Stocks, Stocks, Tech https://www.insiderfinancial.com/textmunicati...ke/120000/
The company is running on a couple of seemingly pertinent drivers, both very different, but both potentially offering some growth potential above and beyond the recent run.
Here’s what’s just happened, and what we are looking for going forward as suggestive of the fact that this is more than a fly by night runner.
For those not familiar with the company (and we were firmly in this bracket until recently), Textmunication is a direct marketing company. Well, it has developed, and provides its clients access to, a platform through which they can run their own direct marketing campaigns. Think of it as a sort of software as a service (SaaS) play with the software being the marketing platform. The company works with a bunch of different types of companies, but primarily its clients fall into four broad categories – health clubs, martial arts studios, salons and healthcare firms. Say a health club wants to fire out a thousand SMSs to its client list detailing a discount on spa days, or something similar, it can use Textmunication’s platform to do so.
The company currently commands a market capitalization of around $1.5 million, and that’s with the recent run up taken into consideration. This, despite generating (and this was reported as the first of our focus catalysts just last week) an annual run rate of $1.2 million in revenues, doubling (or at least expecting to double) top line between 2016 and 2017, and increasing SMS volume from 1.5 million in late 2016 to more than 7 million in early Q1, with expectations of between 20 million to 30 million by the end of 2017. Bottom line on the above – this is a small company with a pretty niche and specific focus, but one that’s growing and growing fast.
The second catalyst has nothing to do with any of this, however, and it’s probably the more important of the two in terms of impact.
On March 6, Textmunication announced that a company called Aspire Consulting Group had been awarded a 10-year government contract. It’s a specialty healthcare contract, and was awarded on the back of what’s called he Strategic Partners Acquisition Readiness Contract (SPARC). Apparently (we’re new to this too), SPARC is a $25B 10-year multiple award performance-based contract that’s available to all components within CMS and healthcare services to procure IT System development services.
Basically, what’s happened here is that Aspire has been put on a list of companies that the healthcare system in the US can use to implement IT infrastructure. There’s no real specifics as yet, but there’s a hint that the company (by way of the contract) will play a role in the restructuring of Obamacare under Trump.
So why is this important for Textmunication?
Well, the latter is a shareholder in Aspire. The two companies refer to each other as partners and sisters and the likes, and the success of one has a direct correlation (by way o back and forth stakes) with the success of another.
As such, the awarding of a government contract to Aspire will be seen (and is being seen) as positive for Textmunication. Now, it’s important to point out here that we don’t actually have any solid info on what the contract means quantifiably for Aspire, and by proxy, Textmunication. That said, it’s a nice press release topic, and we’ve seen what it can do when it hits the wire. We’re watching then, based on potential impact, for any fresh info on the Aspire contract to boost Textmunication’s profile, and draw speculative volume to the stock.
It’s a tiny play, but there’s some upside on news releases available, and we think the company will play to its strengths and take advantage of any extra attention near term.
General DD:
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TXHD/?p=TXHD
https://twitter.com/Textmunication
http://textmunication.com/
TXHD Revenue Increases:
259% in Q1, 298% in Q2, and 42% in Q3 2017(over previous year; total revenue $460K in 2016, ~$1.1M 2017 and expected to grow massively in 2018) http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/TXHD/news
Share Structure:
Authorized Shares 4,000,000,000 a/o Dec 19, 2017
Outstanding Shares 2,588,149,745 a/o Dec 19, 2017
Float 2,192,928,261 a/o Dec 19, 2017
Textmunication Holdings Inc Provides Shareholder Update on Government-Contracting
https://textmunication.com/textmunication-hol...ntracting/
PLEASANT HILL, CA/October 19, 2017 – Textmunication Holdings, Inc. (TXHD.OB), a cloud-based mobile SMS marketing platform provider, issued an 8-K on October 9, 2017 detailing Aspire Consulting Group LLC’s (“Aspire”) confirmed Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) awards as a subcontractor.
Textmunication has a 49% stake in Aspire, a Maryland-based IT Services firm specializing in innovative IT solutions for federal and state governments. Aspire teams with IT Services leaders leveraging its core competencies in Business Process Reengineering, Health IT, Cloud Migration, Software Integration and Digital Engagement.
Aspire has three IDIQ wins with prime contractors in 2017:
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
Social Security Administration Information Technology Support Services (ITSSC)
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) VECTOR
Noteworthy Comments/Analysis By SpringTrader (12/29/17, post# 27089)
I exchange emails with David Theilen. However i will say they never give information out that isn't already public. They dont hype and send out bogus tweets. Everything that is released or information leading up to comes to fruition. Most of these OTC companies will say news on wednesday or some bogus thing to hype the price. They (TXHD management)do not. And so far everything they have talked about in tweets has become a reality. They will not answer questions about PRs or anything on twitter. And if you email them about new news they will just tell you they prefer to communicate through sec filings.
I've also emailed some of their partners like Cogent solutions to verify that Aspire and Cogent solutions were indeed partners on the government contract awarded in October. The news for the contracts is coming in early 2018 (Textmunication’s sister-company, Aspire Consulting Group LLC (“Aspire”), has secured three large federal contracts in 2017 with three additional state contracts pending award notification. Aspire expects the new contracts to begin delivering revenue in early 2018. Aspire is a subcontractor with leading System Integrators on visible programs such as Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Social Security Administration (SSA) and the US Department of Veterans Affairs VECTOR contract slated to begin in early 2018. Revenue projections will be announced on each task order won or on contracts won without the need for task order competition. Aspire just moved into its new headquarters in Gaithersburg, Maryland in September.
“Our focus this Quarter was cleaning up our balance sheet so we can attract a higher quality of investment for the long-term”, stated Textmunication CEO, Wais Asefi. We have accredited investors currently performing their due diligence on possible investment into Textmunication. We are reaching out to global technology partners such as Genesys and Market Awareness Group LLC to help scale our solution and deliver innovative mobile technology to the masses.”.)
Anyone who has worked for any kind of government should know how slow that process is. To many chiefs not enough indians so to speak.
Also in an Email I explained Shareholder concerns over the current PPS. He mentioned they were a viable company doing over 1M in revenue a year. Which I know was estimated to do but according to the 10qs they were up to 770k in revenue for the year through 3qtrs. This was in November....and December they added 40 new clients but he mentioned 1mil in revenues then so im pretty sure they have already achieved that. He also mentioned that usually in this sector the market cap is 5 times annual revenue. But again this is just information that was already public. They have stated in 10qs that they estimated 1.2m in revenue this year at the beginning of the year.
in 2016 revenue was 460k.
in 2017 in will be over 1mill.
in 2018 that growth continues with new venues and 3 secured, possibly 6 total government contracts, to increase the revenue growth.
Block chain and AI are coming.
SAM is rolled out.
TXHD technology partnership with Genesys (a multi-billion $ global communication leader). Textmunication is in the process of adding its SMS offering on the Genesys AppFoundry site available to its entire global client base.
see Truenorth2016 post#26554
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg...=137231267
https://twitter.com/textmunication/status/918476157170806785
In 2017 Aspire has signed Teaming Agreements with Northrop Grumman, Tech Mahindra and other most respected firms in IT. TXHD's GEN3 platform getting attention w/ firms in #blockchain and #AI. https://twitter.com/textmunication/status/901492900155998209
Noteworthy InsiderFinancial article (2017)
TEXTMUNICATION HLD (TXHD): A Tiny Tech Play With Some Run Room
By Chris Sandburg / in Momentum & Growth, Momentum Stocks, Stocks, Tech https://www.insiderfinancial.com/textmunicati...ke/120000/
The company is running on a couple of seemingly pertinent drivers, both very different, but both potentially offering some growth potential above and beyond the recent run.
Here’s what’s just happened, and what we are looking for going forward as suggestive of the fact that this is more than a fly by night runner.
For those not familiar with the company (and we were firmly in this bracket until recently), Textmunication is a direct marketing company. Well, it has developed, and provides its clients access to, a platform through which they can run their own direct marketing campaigns. Think of it as a sort of software as a service (SaaS) play with the software being the marketing platform. The company works with a bunch of different types of companies, but primarily its clients fall into four broad categories – health clubs, martial arts studios, salons and healthcare firms. Say a health club wants to fire out a thousand SMSs to its client list detailing a discount on spa days, or something similar, it can use Textmunication’s platform to do so.
The company currently commands a market capitalization of around $1.5 million, and that’s with the recent run up taken into consideration. This, despite generating (and this was reported as the first of our focus catalysts just last week) an annual run rate of $1.2 million in revenues, doubling (or at least expecting to double) top line between 2016 and 2017, and increasing SMS volume from 1.5 million in late 2016 to more than 7 million in early Q1, with expectations of between 20 million to 30 million by the end of 2017. Bottom line on the above – this is a small company with a pretty niche and specific focus, but one that’s growing and growing fast.
The second catalyst has nothing to do with any of this, however, and it’s probably the more important of the two in terms of impact.
On March 6, Textmunication announced that a company called Aspire Consulting Group had been awarded a 10-year government contract. It’s a specialty healthcare contract, and was awarded on the back of what’s called he Strategic Partners Acquisition Readiness Contract (SPARC). Apparently (we’re new to this too), SPARC is a $25B 10-year multiple award performance-based contract that’s available to all components within CMS and healthcare services to procure IT System development services.
Basically, what’s happened here is that Aspire has been put on a list of companies that the healthcare system in the US can use to implement IT infrastructure. There’s no real specifics as yet, but there’s a hint that the company (by way of the contract) will play a role in the restructuring of Obamacare under Trump.
So why is this important for Textmunication?
Well, the latter is a shareholder in Aspire. The two companies refer to each other as partners and sisters and the likes, and the success of one has a direct correlation (by way o back and forth stakes) with the success of another.
As such, the awarding of a government contract to Aspire will be seen (and is being seen) as positive for Textmunication. Now, it’s important to point out here that we don’t actually have any solid info on what the contract means quantifiably for Aspire, and by proxy, Textmunication. That said, it’s a nice press release topic, and we’ve seen what it can do when it hits the wire. We’re watching then, based on potential impact, for any fresh info on the Aspire contract to boost Textmunication’s profile, and draw speculative volume to the stock.
It’s a tiny play, but there’s some upside on news releases available, and we think the company will play to its strengths and take advantage of any extra attention near term.
General DD:
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TXHD/?p=TXHD
https://twitter.com/Textmunication
http://textmunication.com/
