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Thanks for the history lesson. It's no longer in the SFOR current events catagory.
Yes, the SFOR cart just got back from the detailers and is looking great!
7 years doesn't matter! If DoD chooses SFOR's Mobile Trust to solve their mil-issue I-Phone COMSEC problem any paperwork, including vendor registration, can be expedited by the contracting officer. I did this even as a 2d/Lt Finance Officer to get required goods and services in short order even with new vendors.
You're right. Given SFOR's small cap size at this point, it's a push cart! The horse will come later when sales grow.
Updating a vendor registration can be expedited when needed for a DoD order. It is not the Mt. Everest size obstacle made out to be. It is done every work week at the Pentagon. The more important thing at this point is to have MFA/OOBA for mobile devices (and the little company that holds the US patent) mentioned in the DoD Cyber Protection Plan.
That Plan must be on the desk of the POTUS on 6/30. Consequently, now is the time for people to write the SecDef, their Senator and Representative about the potential SFOR solution to the DoD mobile device COMSEC issue. Contracts and their paperwork are acccomplished/updated only after the appropriate parties are informed the product can meet mission & mil-spec requirements and put out a RFP for it. To do otherwise is putting the cart before the horse.
That "stinky pink record" R/S wise was last added to well over a year ago. That was before the sea-change event of the $9.7 million MSFT settlement being paid. Thanks for the history lesson. It is NOT current events.
Agreed "It must be for one hefty grant." With clean coal, DOE has egg on its' face. The landscape is littered with failed clean coal projects they have subdized over the years. They cannot afford yet another failure! IMHO DOE is deeply involved in the details of CCTC's grant application process.
To answer your question "What is the nature of these "advanced discussions" with the DOE I would say to make sure they are meeting all the requirements of a grant application. CCTC knows there is a lot riding on this grant cycle. They wouldn't want to shoot themselves in the foot with any errors or omisssions in their application package.
And the last one happened well over a year ago before the Microsoft settlement money was paid. That was THE sea-change event for SFOR!
Do you think JPMC could potentially be the institutional investor that would like those preferred shares? Mark did retire from JPMC after being their CIO.
We have 4 weeks left. Please read message # 164331. If you want to have MFA/OOBA (and the little co that holds the US patent) mentioned in the DoD cyber security plan write the Sec Def and your Senator & Representative. The plan must be on the desk of the POTUS 6/30. However, it takes a couple of weeks for letters to them to get through the Force Protection safety screening and then delivered. Help our troops get the defensive software they need in light of the Russian cyber attacks on their mobile devices this winter in Eastern Europe (according to the 2/23/17 BBC report). Write at your earliest convenience. Thank you for supporting the troops!
It's WRITTEN verification directly from CJ (Pres/COO ACS) of the ACS, Intel, McAfee partnership. The quote "Microsoft Azure that's us". Also (although NDA) the mention of clients the magnitude of: Blackrock, AON, BOA and First Data using SFOR IP.
True. There wasn't even a partial payment reflected in the fins that I could see!
No indication of a $9 million payment from ACS to SFOR on the fins. That is the math under accounts receivables!
Flea sized SFOR on that big, rested dog, ready to run. It will be quite the ride for the flea IMHO!
Also ask Enquire Delgiorno when ACS paid SFOR the $9 million purchase price for the keyboard encryption patent. Then see how relieved you feel!
MODS at least sticky the game changing e-mail from CJ!
In perfect agreement with the value of "Worldwide acceptance of MFA in 120 countries". That is valuable beyond measure!
Mark Kay's exact phrase was that no R/S was needed "for the forseeable future." Few CEOs can makes statements that are chiseled in stone. I appreciate Mark's honesty in the matter. He knows that few CEOs can accurately forecast years into the future.
"Subject to the intense spreading of misinformation and negativity" Have you noticed the ops tempo of those doing so has been kicked up a notch or two? I have! In an odd way that's a good sign. They realize the correlation of forces is turning against them. I write of course of market and legal forces.
no can do read the dart citgo note stipulation restricting dilution
7 lawsuits currently
Nobody will know until DOE PRs grants and awards!
The issue is Ropes & Gray believes in the strength of SFOR IP or they would have never taken their cases. Ropes and Gray lawyers are not a bunch of village idiots who fell off the pumpkin cart yesterday. They are the best IP defense firm in the country and believe SFOR's 7 cases have merit. As far as the veracity of the $9.7 million figure is concerned do a little DD by looking into the Deleware court's documents. It's there in black & white!
Way cool way to promote SFOR product awareness!
Don't count the Singapore Telecom (owner of Trustwave) Dragon completely out of the picture just yet! It may have a part to play yet IMHO.
Those happened well over a year ago before the sea-change event of the $9.7 million Microsoft settlement when the fins were different.
Nah. I got a 1yr ascending triangle chart that's hard to argue with. Long & Strong SFOR!
Thanks for clearing up the patent ownership confusion with that undeniable link.
Has Delgiorno paid Strikeforce the $9 million purchase price in full yet for keystroke encryption yet? Not to the best of my knowledge!
Explain to me what entity has been picking up the entire tab for Ropes and Gray's lawyers hours on four seperate IP defense cases? You honestly think it's ACS? If it isn't ACS do you think this entity is going to let ACS walk away with SFOR's IP for .017 a share?
The last R/S was well over a year ago! Thanks for the history lesson though.
What "lavish vacations at the expense of shareholders" have taken place? Where and when? Link please.
Show me the money! Until DOE bellies up to the bar, in a substantial way, it's just the hot air of "interest" IMHO.
Check out the date of the last R/S. It was before the Microsoft settlement was paid. Before that $9.7 million, SFOR was down to its last $35K with its back against the wall. That settlement was a sea-change event for this company. There have been no reverse splits since that payment hit the SFOR books. Also, CEO, Mark Kay has stated "None are needed in the forseeable future".
So an increased cash flow the second half of the year will be as Mark Kay has said, not bankruptcy. You either beieve him or don't. I do, you don't. It's as simple as that!
You either believe what the CEO, Mark Kay said "No R/S is needed in the forseeable future" or you don't. It's as simple as that! What I suggest is that you email or call him directly and ask him yourself. I have found him to always be a straight shooter with me.
I hope they didn't fire them yet! As Jesse Livermore, the 20th century's greatest stock investor wrote "It takes time to make money."
Mark hired that guy in sales and the other in marketing just this winter. They have made modest progress to date. I'm a patient man and would not fire them until they have been able to work an entire year (4 quarters). The magnitude of the possible deals and those companies billing cycles require this in all fairness to those employees.
"Dilution scam?" Look into the legally binding provision of the DART/Citgo note that restrict the company from massively diluting.
The last R/S was well over a year ago! It was before the sea change event for SFOR, the Microsoft settlement. Thanks for the history lesson.