Swim with the Sharks or get eaten alive.... pure speculation, opinion, devil’s advocate, simply banter, idle conversation, due diligence, research, hypothesis, etc., etc., etc. Call it what you want, but in the end, we have free choice to make our own decisions. We should never “advise” someone on matters such as someone else’s money. We can, however, give counsel. In other words, “based on my opinion, this is what I am doing”. Advice denotes a responsibility for those decisions and/or actions that one makes. Counsel, on the other hand, is based on the experience, knowledge and wisdom that a person uses to form their own decisions. Both should be given carefully and to qualified recipients. That is my reasonings for not giving advice. Attorneys (and SFOR has the best) are considered “counselors” (highly paid ones at that) but for the most part, are absolved of liability of the decisions their clients make...regardless of the outcome.
Bashers set aside (there’s alway’s going to be those “left-wing” people that speak from a heart condition that is neither true to themselves nor possess any sense of moral value); we all have feelings, good, bad or otherwise, that we are not in control of. The heart can be treacherous. How do we process those feelings? This is a venue to express ourselves, ask questions, and possibly receive “counsel”, as it were. I for one try to measure or temper what some users say, as the variables of personality are astronomical. Try to look at the facts!
• This is a business. A publicly traded one in which we hold shares, a piece or a percentage of the company. We entrust “our company” to the leadership of those that make up the executive staff, humans that put their pants on just like us, to better our company, to increase and show ROI....OUR investment.
• SFOR owns patents...those patents have been infringed upon and we have taken the necessary steps to enforce those patents under the limitations of our court system. In dealing with this court system, PATIENCE is required, among many other attributes...frustrating as they may seem. We NEED a favorable court decision. We will have that decision very soon. “Time” is a relative thing.
• PROFIT is not a bad word! The “Sharks” can be ravenous, greedy profit mongers. (read the book). A company needs revenues. To get revenues, sales must happen. We know deals are in place. We need to collect on those deals through the terms and contractual agreements. Meanwhile, the Sharks need to feed. Buy low, sell high, sell short....you know the drill. Should we be so haughty to think that potential buyers (maybe Sharks) of SFOR wouldn’t try to purchase our company, especially if they are infringers with deep pockets? Can you spell H-O-S-T-I-L-E T-A-K-E-O-V-E-R? Maybe deals are in the works now. But know they would rather buy low like the rest of us and valuation is based largely on share price, sales, revenue, patents, etc. Many facts to consider here. In order to arrive at a fair valuation where a price is set for a company. Know what you own and HOLD. Again, YOUR decision. Someone once posted: OTC trading is highly volatile. There are no guarantees. High risk. Great potential for gain and loss. NOT for the weak hearted. Do your DD and NEVER blame someone else for your decisions. Again this is a business, and there’s nothing wrong with holding our executives accountable, but if you know what you hold, than you know what the inevitable is. Patience is required.
• Maniplation of the market has occurred, is occurring now and will occur again in the future. MM are alive and well.
• Know what you own. Do your DD. IMO, SFOR is way way way undervalued. PPS will catch up in time. How much time,,, no one knows. In the meantime, grow your position, double down, buy buy buy! And don’t over extend yourself though to the point you’re stressed out about making ends meet. Simplifying is not a bad thing to give you more disposable income (new cash) to invest. But yes, it does take time. You can’t rush a good thing. There will be other SFOR’s if you are unable to take advantage of this HUUUGE opportunity. Do what you can. Don’t complain, keep a positive attitude and push forward. Always do your best in all things. Not just investing in SFOR!
• What is good for the company is good for the shareholders and what is good for the shareholders is good for the company. Don’t get your feathers ruffled.
• And there’s our subsidiary, Blocksafe and our STO.
The facts and DD go on and on. No need to re-list everything in this post. Go back the last year or two on this board of this venue and read all you can. Do your research.
Sorry, don’t mean to lecture or preach, but all the conjecture sometimes seems a bit immature and unprofessional. All of this is in my opinion, and by no means judges anyone or advises a person on how to handle their own finances and lives. As for me and my family, we hold strong. We will patiently wait for the outcome, and hope that we or loved ones we care about may no longer be stressed about financial challenges. This is a vehicle to reach your dreams and help your fellow man.
Bashers set aside (there’s alway’s going to be those “left-wing” people that speak from a heart condition that is neither true to themselves nor possess any sense of moral value); we all have feelings, good, bad or otherwise, that we are not in control of. The heart can be treacherous. How do we process those feelings? This is a venue to express ourselves, ask questions, and possibly receive “counsel”, as it were. I for one try to measure or temper what some users say, as the variables of personality are astronomical. Try to look at the facts!
• This is a business. A publicly traded one in which we hold shares, a piece or a percentage of the company. We entrust “our company” to the leadership of those that make up the executive staff, humans that put their pants on just like us, to better our company, to increase and show ROI....OUR investment.
• SFOR owns patents...those patents have been infringed upon and we have taken the necessary steps to enforce those patents under the limitations of our court system. In dealing with this court system, PATIENCE is required, among many other attributes...frustrating as they may seem. We NEED a favorable court decision. We will have that decision very soon. “Time” is a relative thing.
• PROFIT is not a bad word! The “Sharks” can be ravenous, greedy profit mongers. (read the book). A company needs revenues. To get revenues, sales must happen. We know deals are in place. We need to collect on those deals through the terms and contractual agreements. Meanwhile, the Sharks need to feed. Buy low, sell high, sell short....you know the drill. Should we be so haughty to think that potential buyers (maybe Sharks) of SFOR wouldn’t try to purchase our company, especially if they are infringers with deep pockets? Can you spell H-O-S-T-I-L-E T-A-K-E-O-V-E-R? Maybe deals are in the works now. But know they would rather buy low like the rest of us and valuation is based largely on share price, sales, revenue, patents, etc. Many facts to consider here. In order to arrive at a fair valuation where a price is set for a company. Know what you own and HOLD. Again, YOUR decision. Someone once posted: OTC trading is highly volatile. There are no guarantees. High risk. Great potential for gain and loss. NOT for the weak hearted. Do your DD and NEVER blame someone else for your decisions. Again this is a business, and there’s nothing wrong with holding our executives accountable, but if you know what you hold, than you know what the inevitable is. Patience is required.
• Maniplation of the market has occurred, is occurring now and will occur again in the future. MM are alive and well.
• Know what you own. Do your DD. IMO, SFOR is way way way undervalued. PPS will catch up in time. How much time,,, no one knows. In the meantime, grow your position, double down, buy buy buy! And don’t over extend yourself though to the point you’re stressed out about making ends meet. Simplifying is not a bad thing to give you more disposable income (new cash) to invest. But yes, it does take time. You can’t rush a good thing. There will be other SFOR’s if you are unable to take advantage of this HUUUGE opportunity. Do what you can. Don’t complain, keep a positive attitude and push forward. Always do your best in all things. Not just investing in SFOR!
• What is good for the company is good for the shareholders and what is good for the shareholders is good for the company. Don’t get your feathers ruffled.
• And there’s our subsidiary, Blocksafe and our STO.
The facts and DD go on and on. No need to re-list everything in this post. Go back the last year or two on this board of this venue and read all you can. Do your research.
Sorry, don’t mean to lecture or preach, but all the conjecture sometimes seems a bit immature and unprofessional. All of this is in my opinion, and by no means judges anyone or advises a person on how to handle their own finances and lives. As for me and my family, we hold strong. We will patiently wait for the outcome, and hope that we or loved ones we care about may no longer be stressed about financial challenges. This is a vehicle to reach your dreams and help your fellow man.
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