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EMSF due diligence

Or why EMSF can continue to run for days to come…


1. It’s OTCQB! Not Pink current, or Pink limited. OTC QB. That means it is SEC reporting, audited, and current.

2. Outstanding shares are just 122.2 Million as of April 1, and float is just 85.6 Million as of the same date. For what’s coming here, this is tiny.

3. Five stars from Morningstar right there at the top of the OTC Markets profile: http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EMSF/profile

4. It’s launching a business model of adapting and presenting the services of BOTH Uber and Lyft, two huge ride-hailing corporations, to the senior and medical markets. This is a huge market opportunity specifically because these markets tend to be slow to take up technologies that are, frankly, primarily targeted to the young and mobile. By extending the market for these technologies from the young urban crowd to, well, the opposite end of the spectrum, EMSF has huge potential.

5. Uber made 1.7 billion in Q3 2016 revenue. That’s a heck of a partner to be working with. Even 1% of that is 17 million per quarter; if EMSF can capture that much of the ride hailing market by targeting the medical market, it will be a very successful OTC stock.

6. Total Lyft sales in 2016 were about 700 million, less than Uber, but still quite respectable, especially given that it only operates in the U.S., rather than world wide. Though the two behave as if they are in a zero-sum competition, EMSF is partnering with both of them to better address their markets. Again, even a fraction of this market would drive EMSF stock into the dollar range.

7. They work with the web, or apps for IOS or Android: http://emsfindapp.com/

8. They already have 72 transporters and 695 healthcare providers signed up, per that site. They have the potential for very rapid revenue growth.

9. https://www.888rideshare.com/ is powered by Uber central. This is a slick site for seniors that works online or by phone. And its Beta is launching May 1

10. The March 9 PR: https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EMSF/news/Ems-Find-Announces-Change-In-Business-Strategy-To-Drive-Long-Term-Shareholder-Value-Growth?id=152995&b=y Please read it. They announce a switch to a holding company model, and an intent to acquire profitable fast-growing companies along the lines of Berkshire Hathaway’s model to drive long-term growth. In other words: wildly successful, wildly profitable.

11. Wouldn’t you give an arm and a leg to be in a Berkshire Hathaway-type stock at the beginning?