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Drmicro, in addition to learning more about how businesses pay the bills, you might want to study up on law. There are some great resources to teach you how to determine if a judgement is against a different company than you think it is. I know...it can be easy to be confused and hope that a company 10k note expressing a potential liability is the same as a court judgement listing that company as a defendent, but it would help you to learn the difference.
You must not be familiar with how companies raise money to pay for employees, rent, capital expenses, and material before they ever turn a profit. There are a number of great online resources to help you with understanding how to do that. Ttcm is undoubtedly familiar with that kind of business 101 thing.
The discovery process on a countersuit would be interesting. Bet the hub records would show any connections with Morgan playing up the lawsuit fear to illegally manipulate ttcm stock prices.
Sue an assetless shell company with no resources to defend itself. Win by default regardless of the merits. Try to pin the judgement on a real company. Short the stock and use the lawsuit to scare the price down.
Interesting con job while it lasts.
Microsoft would probably love to have a play that cuts into the advertising revenue of google and facebook. Msft has great desktop penetration but is weak in mobile. That would make them a great choice for getting klickzie integrated into browsers but a tough fight for breaking into the mobile (picture generation) space. Msft does have the big bucks and human capital if they wanted to make it happen in a big way.
Agree with you 100%. Of course, I wouldn't mind one of my eggs hatching and growing into a Godzilla size chicken. Mothra vs Tautachromiza. FIGHT!
Thanks Quaye.
It is the equation for kinetic energy. I think the latest tweets are sending a message that our posts here are being listened to by TTCM (probably a good way to gauge investor sentiment). If you are launching a rocket, the potential energy in the rocket fuel will convert into kinetic energy.
The TTCM stock price currently reflects these factors:
1) There is a chance (small or large depending on who you believe) that there will be no F-50 deal.
2) It is still a company in the beginning (money losing) stages
3) Their ability to acquire a company with revenues is uncertain (and the complementary ability to get them on the NASDAQ)
4) They trade on the OTC market.
However, they have an amazing idea that can form the basis of all kinds of interactions, and bring value to companies' bottom lines. And a patent on that idea. More patents pending.
I think that as numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 change to: 1) Yes, here's the deal...., 2) Cash flow is turning positive based on.., 3) We have bought a company ...that qualifies our new conglomerate to get on the NASDAQ, and 4) No longer a penny stock, and now on the NASDAQ.
The stock will properly reflect those factors. There will be a transformation from reasonable doubt, to "Holy crap! They are doing it!"
In the background, I think we are hearing the sounds of
"CAPCOM, go flight!"
Time to climb aboard or clear the pad.
Dr. Jon is a class act. You will definitely enjoy meeting him in person.
That is very consistent with other clues.
The stations are giving their "go" status to the flight controller and this mission will proceed to rockets ignite. The call is out for ground personnel and the shorts to clear the pad or get burned. Let's shoot for the stars together.
The strange dumping of shares below market price timed with unsubstantiated brand new claims of Nugent treachery sure seemed like someone was trying to start a panic selling wave on the stock so that they could profit off shorts. Interesting. Good opportunity to pick up more ttcm at a great price.
Call me delusional and book me an appointment with a shrink, malc. I think I smell a strange combination of fresh baked cookies and filet mignon.
You mean otce.finra.org
So, companies should give out proprietary information and trade secrets to the public or they are crap? Uh huh.
The whole is greater than the sum of the parts
I'm not convinced that a stock valuation is a way to estimate an approximate value of ttcm. A company could take a key patent and find a lot of customers who could profit off the innovation. A bad company could take the same patent and squandor it. Just look at Xerox Parc and their invention of the desktop user interface compared to what Apple (and later Microsoft) did with it. The proof in the pudding will be the demonstrated ability of TTCM to sign up customers. The F50 is key.
That also makes sense. An unbalanced scientist could threaten to unleash a tribe of lowland gorillas on stockbrokers unless they bought more Tautachrome stock. Couple that with a Fortune 50 company willing to supply the gorillas, and we'd have a real breakout.
What is a MOMO?
How money gets made on the internet.
If you think about it, many highly valuable companies make their money by making a connection. In the case of Google, they get paid every time someone searches for a piece of information. It is very valuable to facilitate the connection to that information. Companies will gladly pay to send paying customers their way (core of advertising). In the case of Amazon, you search for an item, and they facilitate the connection to you getting the item. Highly valuable to be that facilitator.
Now for TTCM, they have patented the technology to make a trusted connection between the owner of an image and the person(s) for whom the image is of value. They have created a way to do it seamlessly and in a trusted fashion. In essence, TTCM could make money just on when making that connection (click) provides business value for the originator of the image, and they will make money hand over fist. Someone could try to pass off a fake image, but trust is invaluable. Someone could try to copy an image to sell a fake widget, but the Klickzie technology will enable a connection to the true source of the widget. That is extremely valuable.
The nature of stocks is that things are cheaper when the risk is higher. It took a while for the successors to the Wright flyer to have useful range, speed, and payload. The way to make money here is to understand the significance of the vision, consider if the risks are worth the benefits, and make a play. By all means, as the risk is reduced (signed F-50 deal(s), fully published patent(s), Klickzie moving from demos to deployable applications, trustable actions by management), the benefits will become more apparent to more people, and the stock will cost more. Choose your own adventure.
-A proud TTCM investor
Strategy is on target.
My interpretation is F50-1 is an optimistic way of indicating that TTCM hopes that the F50 they are talking to won't be the only one. It was very interesting when they said that their business model for the 50 would adapt to other companies. I imagine it would be unique and valuable to offer 3rd party authentication where evidence grade proof of imagery could help with mission critical business tasks for many companies. It makes sense that a demo for one company could be repurposed with little added cost for demos for other companies.
My expectation is that TTCM needs to get a business deal signed with a source of real revenue. That will prove to the doubters and shorters that it isn't just vaporware/all patent and no cattle (to mix metaphors), and will boost the TTCM stock price. With an amplified stock price, that cascades into giving TTCM leverage for buying out additional revenue generating companies and assets that provide benefits when amplified by Klickzie. Without that leverage of a high stock price, TTCM has to share more of the pie with new investors such as the venture capitalists. That's where a deal / higher stock price / patent fully getting published / higher stock price / deal #2 / higher stock price /etc. leads to greater and greater leverage and ability to execute their business plan without diluting things for all the current investors. Jon Leonard is a stand up guy and has a solid set of core values, and that is exemplified in the decisions he makes in the best interests of -all- of us investors.
Here's my thoughts on TTCM:
1. The core idea (authenticating images) is a big one. I see that a lot of the internet already has to work around the fact that images can be copied and/or manipulated. But imagine the value of being able to take a picture of something you are selling and know that the watermarks hidden in it will point back to you or your company no matter how someone tries to pretend it is their picture. You can take a picture and have a 3rd party authenticate the source/time/location. That's a big idea and valuable.
2. Let's admit it...the company has been initially undercapitalized. Otherwise, they would have launched Klickzie already. Clearly, getting a partner or two on board is critical to start the exponential growth curve. I see the patent as a big deal there. It gives TTCM a limited monopoly on their big idea and proves they aren't just a dream.