Yes. It will be put up or shut up time. Look at
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Posted On: 07/12/2019 12:54:20 PM
Re: kingofsting #56721
Yes. It will be put up or shut up time. Look at my posts; I have never been anything but a supporter of SFOR. But there NEEEEEDS to be some meat on the bone in August for this company to survive the throngs of shareholders that will abandon ship if there is none. I'm not saying there needs to be hundreds of millions in revenue in August, but there needs to be at least two things in the August 10-Q:
1) NAMES of the hotel and insurance deals, and any other major deals that have been signed. I am not talking ethereal references to possible partners...I am talking black and white names of companies using SFOR technology that the average Joe on the street (or at least Wall St.) would recognize.
2) Dollar amounts of these deals, with detailed breakdowns of when and how SFOR is getting paid those dollar amounts.
In other words, a 10-Q that any other normal Fortune 500 company would issue.
And arguably (I am open to debate on this topic), if there was 100%+ increase in revenue posted in the last 10-Q, there should be AT LEAST another 100%-200% increase on top of that in this 10-Q, IMO. If these deals are as significant as Mark has been implying, I do not think that is too much to infer.
It would be nice if there was a third component; that being a plan for paying down the massive debt SFOR is carrying. But I will forgive the lack of such a plan if the SFOR crew can provide those other two. But I would argue even with the first one, if there is not at least a 100% increase in revenue from last quarter, there will be a ton of shareholders, even supporters, who have seen enough and are going to take their losses and park their money elsewhere.
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1) NAMES of the hotel and insurance deals, and any other major deals that have been signed. I am not talking ethereal references to possible partners...I am talking black and white names of companies using SFOR technology that the average Joe on the street (or at least Wall St.) would recognize.
2) Dollar amounts of these deals, with detailed breakdowns of when and how SFOR is getting paid those dollar amounts.
In other words, a 10-Q that any other normal Fortune 500 company would issue.
And arguably (I am open to debate on this topic), if there was 100%+ increase in revenue posted in the last 10-Q, there should be AT LEAST another 100%-200% increase on top of that in this 10-Q, IMO. If these deals are as significant as Mark has been implying, I do not think that is too much to infer.
It would be nice if there was a third component; that being a plan for paying down the massive debt SFOR is carrying. But I will forgive the lack of such a plan if the SFOR crew can provide those other two. But I would argue even with the first one, if there is not at least a 100% increase in revenue from last quarter, there will be a ton of shareholders, even supporters, who have seen enough and are going to take their losses and park their money elsewhere.
...Change my mind
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