Agreed. There is a long list of companies using our IP.....without it what would their value be. Being fair minded and staying imparcial R&G will base value on potential and future earnings not on share price alone. Strikeforce is relatively unknown and if some have heard of us they may not pursue as to whether we are even publicly traded or not. The present cyber environment has changed drastically in the last two years catching up to the forward thinking minds of our Strikeforce team. As an investor you gotta love our direction and contribution to security in the IoT. We are alive and well. Our CEO will shed light on our direction and the course of events to follow will be a fantastic growth opportunity. Our present share price reflects how well we are known with respect to our peers. Any DD done by present potential investors may still cause them to shy away, but the depth of our potential runs deep as our compatibility with others involved in securing the IoT has become one of mutual respect as opposed to being competitive. A true symbiotic relationship for all to feel secure in computing. Soon the stair stepping of our chart will become a sheer cliff. All IMO. Have a great weekend all and stay safe.
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