Until Mark Kay acknowledges, somehow, that he misl
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Posted On: 10/21/2020 7:06:03 AM
Until Mark Kay acknowledges, somehow, that he mislead investors about the r/s, on purpose, he has forfeited the right to be taken at his word. He just says stuff.
What is he up to, anyway? He's too old to be playing, or starting to play, the "long game", so where does that leave us?
I think you can figure the value of the company's IP by looking at the patent granted in the EU. It's only for Mobile, which is interesting, it's as if the other software wouldn't qualify for patents over there, for whatever reasons. (maybe see the Entrust settlement) Which is an indication of overall value of the company's software.
One possible future looks like this: after the new shares are placed, another r/s, then sale of the company. The buyer will be getting Mobile, basically, with the other stuff thrown in as extras. Since BlockSafe is its own company, currently owned by SFT, they might take that private and keep it for themselves.
Whatever happens, concern for shareholder value is not high up on any lists.
What is he up to, anyway? He's too old to be playing, or starting to play, the "long game", so where does that leave us?
I think you can figure the value of the company's IP by looking at the patent granted in the EU. It's only for Mobile, which is interesting, it's as if the other software wouldn't qualify for patents over there, for whatever reasons. (maybe see the Entrust settlement) Which is an indication of overall value of the company's software.
One possible future looks like this: after the new shares are placed, another r/s, then sale of the company. The buyer will be getting Mobile, basically, with the other stuff thrown in as extras. Since BlockSafe is its own company, currently owned by SFT, they might take that private and keep it for themselves.
Whatever happens, concern for shareholder value is not high up on any lists.
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