Then we either reverse split and I add $200 to the thousands I've already lost here or we run...hopefully the latter. lol

Can Duo legally do that seeing as how they'd be trading shares on inside information?

I think she's still got a run in her...they have no patents but for now they have distribution rights. There's money there if they start getting contracts and stop diluting. Just gotta hope the deceiving b@stards don't reverse split on us again.

With all the dilution, it was worth a shot...looks like they're finally shutting down the printing presses.

3.) HCTI has no technology...their private partner holds the patents and created the technology. HCTI has simply exclusively licensed the rights to manufacture and sell the products (which to the best of my knowledge, they outsource their manufacturing).

In essence, they're just a glorified distributor. Because they share management with their partner, it would be no problem at all for them if they wanted to cut out the middleman and distribute everything themselves.

There is reward potential here, hence why I'm still very lightly invested but between that and the insanely bloated share structure, I would consider this a high risk, high reward scenario.

Don't bet the farm on this one unless you're prepared to lose it.

AS with Nevada SOS is currently 22.5b...raised from 18b earlier this week. 25b AS has been approved with the company, but so far they haven't filed to increase it that high.

OS is unknown until financials come out but some folks have made some very specific estimates based on volume and it's likely to be near or above 18b as of now. Dilution appears to finally be coming to an end.

Or rather, the 15th falls on a Saturday so they get until Monday. I could have swore the 15th was Friday. lol

April 17th...markets are closed on the 15th for Good Friday

From a business perspective it is very well planned... from a shareholder perspective, it gives them full right to screw us all.

They can literally sell everything out from under us without us ever seeing a dime...

Good management wouldn't do that to their shareholders, but HCTI doesn't have good management.

SFOR "won" in the sense of receiving a settlement and as a part of that settlement, licensed their patents to Microsoft so they could continue business as usual.

It'll be great if he can confirm or deny...but not sure he could legally discuss if true until he releases a PR/8k?

I guess he could easily deny if untrue though.

They are all intertwined...there's two Nanotechs as well. Polymate is a private company. Nanotech Industries, Inc. is also a private company and they hold the patents. Then there is Nanotech Industries International, Inc. that is d/b/a Hybrid Coating Technologies. That Nanotech does NOT own any patents, however. Hybrid/Nanotech Industries International license the patents from Nanotech Industries, Inc.

They all share the same management, but only Hybrid is controlled by HCTI shareholders. Polymate I believe has different management but Dr. Figovsky is affiliated with all of them.

While I did post this quite some time ago, I am not the one who stickied it. I agree that it does not belong as a sticky as it is as you said, an angry opinion.

I don't see it happening just yet...it's possible, but I think Mark wants to at least resolve the company's debt and get a settlement or two under his belt to help set a high value on their patents.

Of course, he could be really sick of all the emails and just want to retire too...lol

If anybody thinks that was a paint job, I will happily send you my Paypal info for a little paint smear in my account...

On most Android devices, you'll have to go into your settings, Language & Input (or something similar depending on your OS version/carrier). Then set it as your default keyboard.

On my phone (Google Pixel) I just press the little keyboard icon at the bottom right and select the MobileTrust keyboard from the list.

Are you on Android?

If you're talking about the short term pincher, he said it predicts price actions 30 mins in advance. Not days/hours in advance.

If using Android, go into your device settings and switch to the MobileTrust keyboard. Not for sure how to switch on iOS.

Yeah, ditto...these guys typically pumped this every so often and I expect nothing different now so I'm in for the pump.

Not making the mistake of holding long again...turned a 100% gain into a 99.x% loss.

What exactly would PPG be buying though is what you have to ask yourself?

They have no patents. They sell a product, yes, but to the best of my knowledge, they don't manufacture it themselves (so they don't own any manufacturing facilities they could sell).

They have exclusive license agreements to sell the patented products...I don't recall when they expire (it's in the filings...2020, maybe?). They are renewable but here's where the company has us shareholders by the balls (or boobs). The company we have the license agreements with shares the same management. So if PPG said they wanted to buy only the agreements not the company, they could vote to terminate our agreement and the private company could sell them. Or they could vote to terminate the agreements and then just sell the patents which would be more likely cuz in buying the agreements, PPG still would be at management's mercy once the agreements expire. They'd rather buy the patents outright if possible.

Technically yes, but if you're just texting and browsing, they're not stealing your financial data or identity. If you switch any time your typing private information, you *should* be safe. I have the same issue adjusting to the MobileTrust keyboard as you... hard to get used to.

It's a common problem with most third-party keyboards...people either are willing to give them a chance and adjust to them or they're stubborn and don't like change. I'm of the latter type. lol

Some phones, like mine, allow you to switch keyboards with the press of a button right from your factory keyboard. So if I want to use Mobile Trust while ordering something with my credit card, there's s little keyboard icon at the bottom right of my screen. I press it, select MobileTrust like I did right now...and then press it again, select the factory keyboard once I'm done and boom. Took me all of about 2.5 seconds. I can screenshot it later from my Google Pixel.

I doubt it, but anything is possible.

If ACS has paid the $9m balance off for GuardedID/MobileTrust, we may be in for quite a shock in regards to SFOR's current debt.

I don't think they're debt free as I think they would PR that to pump the price up, but there may be a large chunk missing. We shall see.

It would depend on the type of buyout (cash or shares), the price, and the company buying it (a legit major company or some shady OTC company).

A legit good buyout would likely rocket the price.

My buddy tried to buy in here at .0014...they wouldn't let him buy it either.

He goes long on stocks like this and has more money than he knows what to do with lol...I have no doubt their policies prevented him from missing out on hundreds of thousands.

I use etrade and have had no issues.

I'm not positive if there's 80% but I'm reading that as SFOR receives 20% when ACS sells their products WITH ProtectID.

I don't think this paragraph pertains to sales of ProtectID alone.


As a condition of the Asset Purchase Agreement, Cyber Safety will license the Malware Suite (as defined in the Asset Purchase Agreement) up to and until September 30, 2020. Pursuant to this license, Cyber Safety shall compensate the Company with fifteen percent (15%) of the net amount Cyber Safety receives (defined as the amount received by Cyber Safety from the sale or licensing of the Malware Suite), which amount may be increased to twenty percent (20%) under certain conditions for ProtectID Ò , and is subject to reduction for commissions and support costs that Cyber Safety will be obligated to pay StrikeForce.

*Grunts*
SFOR strong like bull.

I'm not sure, not real familiar with RSA

Nothing...other than it grants them the ability to dilute even more which doesn't come as a surprise since they already voted to raise the AS to 25b. It would just be nice if they stopped raising it little by little on NVSOS when they fully intend to raise it again and again.

They might as well just raise it to the full 25b.

Updated 4/4/2017 to include new lawsuits:

PACER DIRECT LINKS

STRIKEFORCE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. v. DUO SECURITY INCORPORATED

STRIKEFORCE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. v. TRUSTWAVE HOLDINGS, INC.

STRIKEFORCE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. v. CENTRIFY CORPORATION

Strikeforce Technologies, Inc. v. Secureauth Corporation

StrikeForce Technologies, Inc. v. Entrust, Inc. et al

StrikeForce Technologies, Inc. v. Gemalto, Inc. et al

StrikeForce Technologies, Inc. v. Vasco Data Security International, Inc. et al

Microsoft case we settled for comparison:
StrikeForce Technologies Inc. v. Microsoft Corporation

SEC direct link for all filings:
Strikeforce Technologies, Inc.

SFOR OTC Markets Profile:
Strikeforce Technologies, Inc.

SFOR Twitter:
@StrikeForceTech

I hope management gets hit by a truck.

So we were likely correct that the OS was nearly maxxed. Unfortunately it looks like we still have at least 4.5 billion more shares to be dumped before we run (or before they sh!t on us again with an RS).

Thanks...my buddy has been using TD Ameritrade and LOVES all the free tools they offer, especially their Think or Swim app.

What do you use for your charts? I love stockcharts.com but since they don't do subpenny stuff without plenty of special requests, I have trouble finding good ones for stuff like HCTI.

In the beginning my girlfriend would quit speaking to me when I even mentioned my stocks...

Yesterday when she saw my $3300 gain for the day, she finally said, "I'm glad you're making money now...but the terminology confuses me so I still don't want to discuss it."

Progress. LOL

Take the valuation and divide it by the number of shares outstanding...in this case, a little over 2.3b.

I did the same thing...I started buying around May/June but flipped in and out a bit. Reset my clock every time. Ugh.

I'm not a tax professional but it sounds like you could based on that plan?

Do we know the SEC approved the increase to 25b or was that just their application for the increase? I was thinking the filing were just showing company approval?