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GLTY tibt913...I agree...GO ACTL
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Robert234 - I'm ALWAYS listening. Appreciate your insight and the FACT that you are always direct and to the point...with a little <sarc> thrown in for flavor...no pun intended. In addition, when you change your mind...you don't make excuses...you just do it. Makes this TBEV board and others very helpful.
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XVP...Hope I didn't bore you with my comments. I just get a feeling once in a while...kind of like $FOR...so I will be around ACTL for a while.
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I'M REALLY EXCITED ABOUT THIS POTENTIAL...TALKED MORE TODAY THAN IN THE LAST WEEK....GO ACTL...I'M HAPPY TO GO ALONG FOR THE RIDE.
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$ACTL$ WITH HIGHER POTENTIAL THAN MOST IN PENNY LAND. THE CURRENT DEBT IS MUCH LOWER THAN OTHER TICKERS THAT HAVE BEEN AROUND FOR A SHORTER PERIOD OF TIME. NOTE: THEY ARE NOT HEAVY IN THE MANAGEMENT AREA...SO LESS OUT OF POCKET MONEY SPENT ON SALARIES. THEY USE SOME CONTRACT HELP...WHICH IS A VERY SMART WAY TO START A BUSINESS.
BEST REGARDS,
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$ACTL$ THE POTENTIAL IS HERE...RIGHT HERE...YES THERE IS RISK...BUT I CAN'T THINK OF ANY OTC TICKER THAT DOESN'T HAVE RISK...IMO
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$ACTL$ I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE THE UPDATED WEBSITE. SHOULD SEE SOME CUSTOMER INFORMATION AND CURRENT PROJECT UPDATES.
ACTL IS POISED FOR A BOUNCE...
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$ACTL$ REVENUE INCREASED IN 2015...THE BUSINESS PLAN CONTINUES TO BE IMPLEMENTED...CUSTOMER BASE CONTINUES TO INCREASE.
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Why is this stock a good investment. IMO ACTL did not start producing ANY revenue until late 2014. As they continue to develop their customer base their revenue is increasing. Yes they have debt...but all start-up companies have debt.
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$ACTL$ GREAT LONGTERM REVENUE STREAM...
"The massive and growing burden of student loan debt is impacting the economy in many ways, and Artec is committed to providing solutions to address this problem," commented Caleb Wickman, Artec's Founder and Chief Executive Officer. "Students graduate and enter a challenging job market and immediately face significant monthly payments from these loans. These loans can make it challenging to get a mortgage or afford a car. It is estimated that three quarters of the 42 million Americans who have student loan debt need help, and are qualified for help and benefits. This is a massive market opportunity, and Artec is in a position to help millions of Americans find relief with their Federal student loans. Over three years of development, Artec has designed best-in-class technology, marketing, processing and compliant programs to help millions of individuals for many years to come."
$ACTL$ A GREAT NICHE TO BE IN...Through direct mail, online advertising and call centers, Artec will help consumers navigate the complexities and nuances of consolidating student loans, reducing monthly payments and improving the credit for consumers and addressing what many call the most significant and burgeoning debt crisis in the country today.
As of September 2014, there are an estimated 42 million Americans with Federal student loan debt totaling more than $1.2 trillion. Each year going forward, it is estimated that an additional two million will graduate from colleges and universities, and more than 60% of these graduates will have Federal student loan debt, averaging more than $30,000 per individual.
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$$TBEV$$ HITTING THE 3's STARTING THE LONG AWAITED MOVE UP UP UP!!!
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$$TBEV$$ HITTING THE 3's STARTING THE LONG AWAITED MOVE UP UP UP!!!
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$$TBEV$$ HITTING THE 3's STARTING THE LONG AWAITED MOVE UP UP UP!!!
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$$TBEV$$ HITTING THE 3's STARTING THE LONG AWAITED MOVE UP UP UP!!!
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$ACTL$ PRETTY HIGH END DEVELOPMENT HERE...LOTS OF POTENTIAL FOR A SOLID RUN:
Artec Global Media, Inc. is a twenty-first century marketing firm dedicated to helping its clients improve the return on their marketing dollars by delivering measurable marketing results in an increasingly digital world. We provide online marketing and reporting solutions, including lead generation, performance media, affiliate marketing and other related web services and consultation. We use world-class technology solutions to create advertising campaigns, optimize those campaigns in real time and track tangible results. We focus on serving clients in large, information-intensive industry verticals where relevant, targeted media and offerings help visitors make informed choices, find the products that match their needs, and thus become qualified customer prospects for our clients.
$SFOR$ - AGREED RR IT WILL HAPPEN SOON
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PLEASE EXCUSE MY IGNORANCE. I watch this board to increase my acumen regarding SFOR. Yes, I do perform my own DD. But what I do not understand is the purpose or validity of the "sticky". I want to read all of the "good" and the "bad" regarding SFOR. Both positive and negative comments have validity as long as they present the entire picture. A "partial" positive comment is not valid if taken out of context, and the same goes for a negative comment. If one of the Admins has time to explain this to me I would greatly appreciate it.
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LARGE BID VOLUME INCREASE OVER THE PAST FEW DAYS...NICE TO SEE THE INTEREST BUILDING IN ACTL.
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SFOR BOOMING AGAIN...IF YOU ARE REALLY INTERESTED IN THE BEST STOCK IN PENNY LAND, LISTEN TO THIS INTERVIEW:
CEO Interview Yesterday-Why Anti-Viruses are not Working and What Consumers can do to Become more Secure
https://upticknewswire.com/ceo-mark-kay-with-strikeforce-technologies-why-anti-viruses-are-not-working-and-what-consumers-can-do-to-become-more-secure/
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SFOR BOOMING AGAIN...IF YOU ARE REALLY INTERESTED IN THE BEST STOCK IN PENNY LAND, LISTEN TO THIS INTERVIEW:
CEO Interview Yesterday-Why Anti-Viruses are not Working and What Consumers can do to Become more Secure
https://upticknewswire.com/ceo-mark-kay-with-strikeforce-technologies-why-anti-viruses-are-not-working-and-what-consumers-can-do-to-become-more-secure/
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SFOR BOOMING AGAIN...IF YOU ARE REALLY INTERESTED IN THE BEST STOCK IN PENNY LAND, LISTEN TO THIS INTERVIEW:
CEO Interview Yesterday-Why Anti-Viruses are not Working and What Consumers can do to Become more Secure
https://upticknewswire.com/ceo-mark-kay-with-strikeforce-technologies-why-anti-viruses-are-not-working-and-what-consumers-can-do-to-become-more-secure/
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SFOR BOOMING AGAIN...IF YOU ARE REALLY INTERESTED IN THE BEST STOCK IN PENNY LAND, LISTEN TO THIS INTERVIEW:
CEO Interview Yesterday-Why Anti-Viruses are not Working and What Consumers can do to Become more Secure
https://upticknewswire.com/ceo-mark-kay-with-strikeforce-technologies-why-anti-viruses-are-not-working-and-what-consumers-can-do-to-become-more-secure/
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KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK BLULLISH...NICE TO SEE MORE PEOPLE JOINING THIS BOARD DISCUSSION...BIG THINGS WILL BE COMING...IMO
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SFOR GREAT REVIEW AND STEADY UPWARD CLIMB
http://www.insiderfinancial.com/strikeforce-technologies-inc-otcmktssfor-is-todays-stock-focus/117073/
Strikeforce Technologies Inc (OTCMKTS:SFOR) is one of the most compelling companies trading on the OTC Markets. Matter of fact, it’s the only one that has a former JPMorgan Chase & Co (NYSE:JPM) executive as CEO and successfully sued Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) and won. It also doesn’t hurt that the company is also a leader in preventing cyber theft online, which is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the tech space. The only question we have is why is the stock still trading under a penny?
First up, for those not familiar with the company, Strikeforce is a software outfit that designs, develops and sells desktop and mobile device security programs. It’s headed up by two key guys – the first, CEO Mark Kay, and the second, CTO Ram Pemmaraju. Kay is an JPMorgan Chase exec, and Pemmaraju is the guy who built the technology that now underpins the company’s software offerings. The three primary products are ProtectID, designed as an out of band authentication toll; GuardedID, which protects against keylogging on desktops; and MobileTrust, which is essentially the same as GuardedID but for mobile devices.
In June, SFOR partnered with Target Corp (NYSE:TGT) to offer its patented keystroke encryption software to consumers. StrikeForce is now selling its GuardedID® anti-keylogging software for desktops and laptops in select Target stores and at www.Target.com. MobileTrust®, the company’s security bundle for mobile devices, is also available online at www.Target.com.
GuardedID®, developed for Windows- and Apple-based computers, provides military-grade encryption protection for keystrokes when the user banks, shops, emails or fills out forms online, or browse the internet. MobileTrust®, a security bundle for Apple and Android mobile devices and tablets, provides the same patented keyboard encryption for all mobile apps that allow third party keyboards. It also includes a password vault, a strong password creator and a two-factor authentication token. CEO Mark Kay said:
“We’re very excited to have our products on shelves and online at Target. Keylogging hackers are a serious threat to consumers — and most people don’t even know they are exposed. This type of spyware can avoid detection by anti-virus programs and steal every keystroke you type into your computer or mobile device. We’re partnering with Target to offer an affordable way for the everyday consumer to proactively protect their personal and financial information from prying eyes.”
The reviews on the company’s products have been great, but sales have so far been slow before the Target deal was struck. StrikeForce’s revenues for the six months ended June 30, 2016 was $209,599 compared to $144,737 for the six months ended June 30, 2015, an increase of $50,814 or 66.8%, primarily due to the increase in GuardedID® keystroke encryption and MobileTrust® sales.
The real driver behind SFOR is its Out-of-Band Patent litigation against three companies. We anticipate news from the litigation any day now. SFOR sued Microsoft in June 2015 for patent infringement. However, Microsoft was not served with the lawsuit until October. After Microsoft was served, it took the tech giant only three months to capitulate and settle with Strikeforce for $9 million. The speed of this resolution in a David vs Goliath situation is almost unheard of. Typically, a company like Microsoft would use an army of lawyers to delay, delay. However, Microsoft settled because it knew Strikeforce had them. It would much rather settle for $9 million rather than get hit with a $90 million or $900 million verdict.
For Strikeforce, this was a win because it gave the company much needed cash to pursue its claims against THREE other companies. The money it left on the table by settling with Microsoft, it can possibly get back with the other defendants. The settlement with Microsoft also looks favorable for the company’s claims in the eyes of any Judge or jury.
One of Strikeforce’s core strategies going forward is to try and bring more litigation income based on the patent that underpins its ProtectID software, and this settlement validates the strength of this patent. Chances are, therefore, we’ll see some more income of this nature going forward. There’s also another patent related income slated for the next few years, as the company sold its GuardedID patent to a distributor for $9 million, with payment guaranteed before 2020.
Currently trading with a market cap of $17 million, SFOR is a lotto ticket trading on the OTC Markets, albeit with a much higher probability of hitting all lucky numbers. The company has proven that Microsoft violated its patents and we believe the company will be successful with its other claims. Considering the potential with Target and other retail channels along with Plaintiff windfalls, we believe that SFOR has multi-bagger written all over it.
Disclosure: We have no position in SFOR and have not been compensated for this article.
SFOR GREAT REVIEW AND STEADY UPWARD CLIMB
http://www.insiderfinancial.com/strikeforce-technologies-inc-otcmktssfor-is-todays-stock-focus/117073/
Strikeforce Technologies Inc (OTCMKTS:SFOR) is one of the most compelling companies trading on the OTC Markets. Matter of fact, it’s the only one that has a former JPMorgan Chase & Co (NYSE:JPM) executive as CEO and successfully sued Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) and won. It also doesn’t hurt that the company is also a leader in preventing cyber theft online, which is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the tech space. The only question we have is why is the stock still trading under a penny?
First up, for those not familiar with the company, Strikeforce is a software outfit that designs, develops and sells desktop and mobile device security programs. It’s headed up by two key guys – the first, CEO Mark Kay, and the second, CTO Ram Pemmaraju. Kay is an JPMorgan Chase exec, and Pemmaraju is the guy who built the technology that now underpins the company’s software offerings. The three primary products are ProtectID, designed as an out of band authentication toll; GuardedID, which protects against keylogging on desktops; and MobileTrust, which is essentially the same as GuardedID but for mobile devices.
In June, SFOR partnered with Target Corp (NYSE:TGT) to offer its patented keystroke encryption software to consumers. StrikeForce is now selling its GuardedID® anti-keylogging software for desktops and laptops in select Target stores and at www.Target.com. MobileTrust®, the company’s security bundle for mobile devices, is also available online at www.Target.com.
GuardedID®, developed for Windows- and Apple-based computers, provides military-grade encryption protection for keystrokes when the user banks, shops, emails or fills out forms online, or browse the internet. MobileTrust®, a security bundle for Apple and Android mobile devices and tablets, provides the same patented keyboard encryption for all mobile apps that allow third party keyboards. It also includes a password vault, a strong password creator and a two-factor authentication token. CEO Mark Kay said:
“We’re very excited to have our products on shelves and online at Target. Keylogging hackers are a serious threat to consumers — and most people don’t even know they are exposed. This type of spyware can avoid detection by anti-virus programs and steal every keystroke you type into your computer or mobile device. We’re partnering with Target to offer an affordable way for the everyday consumer to proactively protect their personal and financial information from prying eyes.”
The reviews on the company’s products have been great, but sales have so far been slow before the Target deal was struck. StrikeForce’s revenues for the six months ended June 30, 2016 was $209,599 compared to $144,737 for the six months ended June 30, 2015, an increase of $50,814 or 66.8%, primarily due to the increase in GuardedID® keystroke encryption and MobileTrust® sales.
The real driver behind SFOR is its Out-of-Band Patent litigation against three companies. We anticipate news from the litigation any day now. SFOR sued Microsoft in June 2015 for patent infringement. However, Microsoft was not served with the lawsuit until October. After Microsoft was served, it took the tech giant only three months to capitulate and settle with Strikeforce for $9 million. The speed of this resolution in a David vs Goliath situation is almost unheard of. Typically, a company like Microsoft would use an army of lawyers to delay, delay. However, Microsoft settled because it knew Strikeforce had them. It would much rather settle for $9 million rather than get hit with a $90 million or $900 million verdict.
For Strikeforce, this was a win because it gave the company much needed cash to pursue its claims against THREE other companies. The money it left on the table by settling with Microsoft, it can possibly get back with the other defendants. The settlement with Microsoft also looks favorable for the company’s claims in the eyes of any Judge or jury.
One of Strikeforce’s core strategies going forward is to try and bring more litigation income based on the patent that underpins its ProtectID software, and this settlement validates the strength of this patent. Chances are, therefore, we’ll see some more income of this nature going forward. There’s also another patent related income slated for the next few years, as the company sold its GuardedID patent to a distributor for $9 million, with payment guaranteed before 2020.
Currently trading with a market cap of $17 million, SFOR is a lotto ticket trading on the OTC Markets, albeit with a much higher probability of hitting all lucky numbers. The company has proven that Microsoft violated its patents and we believe the company will be successful with its other claims. Considering the potential with Target and other retail channels along with Plaintiff windfalls, we believe that SFOR has multi-bagger written all over it.
Disclosure: We have no position in SFOR and have not been compensated for this article.
SFOR GREAT REVIEW AND STEADY UPWARD CLIMB
http://www.insiderfinancial.com/strikeforce-technologies-inc-otcmktssfor-is-todays-stock-focus/117073/
Strikeforce Technologies Inc (OTCMKTS:SFOR) is one of the most compelling companies trading on the OTC Markets. Matter of fact, it’s the only one that has a former JPMorgan Chase & Co (NYSE:JPM) executive as CEO and successfully sued Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) and won. It also doesn’t hurt that the company is also a leader in preventing cyber theft online, which is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the tech space. The only question we have is why is the stock still trading under a penny?
First up, for those not familiar with the company, Strikeforce is a software outfit that designs, develops and sells desktop and mobile device security programs. It’s headed up by two key guys – the first, CEO Mark Kay, and the second, CTO Ram Pemmaraju. Kay is an JPMorgan Chase exec, and Pemmaraju is the guy who built the technology that now underpins the company’s software offerings. The three primary products are ProtectID, designed as an out of band authentication toll; GuardedID, which protects against keylogging on desktops; and MobileTrust, which is essentially the same as GuardedID but for mobile devices.
In June, SFOR partnered with Target Corp (NYSE:TGT) to offer its patented keystroke encryption software to consumers. StrikeForce is now selling its GuardedID® anti-keylogging software for desktops and laptops in select Target stores and at www.Target.com. MobileTrust®, the company’s security bundle for mobile devices, is also available online at www.Target.com.
GuardedID®, developed for Windows- and Apple-based computers, provides military-grade encryption protection for keystrokes when the user banks, shops, emails or fills out forms online, or browse the internet. MobileTrust®, a security bundle for Apple and Android mobile devices and tablets, provides the same patented keyboard encryption for all mobile apps that allow third party keyboards. It also includes a password vault, a strong password creator and a two-factor authentication token. CEO Mark Kay said:
“We’re very excited to have our products on shelves and online at Target. Keylogging hackers are a serious threat to consumers — and most people don’t even know they are exposed. This type of spyware can avoid detection by anti-virus programs and steal every keystroke you type into your computer or mobile device. We’re partnering with Target to offer an affordable way for the everyday consumer to proactively protect their personal and financial information from prying eyes.”
The reviews on the company’s products have been great, but sales have so far been slow before the Target deal was struck. StrikeForce’s revenues for the six months ended June 30, 2016 was $209,599 compared to $144,737 for the six months ended June 30, 2015, an increase of $50,814 or 66.8%, primarily due to the increase in GuardedID® keystroke encryption and MobileTrust® sales.
The real driver behind SFOR is its Out-of-Band Patent litigation against three companies. We anticipate news from the litigation any day now. SFOR sued Microsoft in June 2015 for patent infringement. However, Microsoft was not served with the lawsuit until October. After Microsoft was served, it took the tech giant only three months to capitulate and settle with Strikeforce for $9 million. The speed of this resolution in a David vs Goliath situation is almost unheard of. Typically, a company like Microsoft would use an army of lawyers to delay, delay. However, Microsoft settled because it knew Strikeforce had them. It would much rather settle for $9 million rather than get hit with a $90 million or $900 million verdict.
For Strikeforce, this was a win because it gave the company much needed cash to pursue its claims against THREE other companies. The money it left on the table by settling with Microsoft, it can possibly get back with the other defendants. The settlement with Microsoft also looks favorable for the company’s claims in the eyes of any Judge or jury.
One of Strikeforce’s core strategies going forward is to try and bring more litigation income based on the patent that underpins its ProtectID software, and this settlement validates the strength of this patent. Chances are, therefore, we’ll see some more income of this nature going forward. There’s also another patent related income slated for the next few years, as the company sold its GuardedID patent to a distributor for $9 million, with payment guaranteed before 2020.
Currently trading with a market cap of $17 million, SFOR is a lotto ticket trading on the OTC Markets, albeit with a much higher probability of hitting all lucky numbers. The company has proven that Microsoft violated its patents and we believe the company will be successful with its other claims. Considering the potential with Target and other retail channels along with Plaintiff windfalls, we believe that SFOR has multi-bagger written all over it.
Disclosure: We have no position in SFOR and have not been compensated for this article.
SFOR GREAT REVIEW AND STEADY UPWARD CLIMB
http://www.insiderfinancial.com/strikeforce-technologies-inc-otcmktssfor-is-todays-stock-focus/117073/
Strikeforce Technologies Inc (OTCMKTS:SFOR) is one of the most compelling companies trading on the OTC Markets. Matter of fact, it’s the only one that has a former JPMorgan Chase & Co (NYSE:JPM) executive as CEO and successfully sued Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) and won. It also doesn’t hurt that the company is also a leader in preventing cyber theft online, which is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the tech space. The only question we have is why is the stock still trading under a penny?
First up, for those not familiar with the company, Strikeforce is a software outfit that designs, develops and sells desktop and mobile device security programs. It’s headed up by two key guys – the first, CEO Mark Kay, and the second, CTO Ram Pemmaraju. Kay is an JPMorgan Chase exec, and Pemmaraju is the guy who built the technology that now underpins the company’s software offerings. The three primary products are ProtectID, designed as an out of band authentication toll; GuardedID, which protects against keylogging on desktops; and MobileTrust, which is essentially the same as GuardedID but for mobile devices.
In June, SFOR partnered with Target Corp (NYSE:TGT) to offer its patented keystroke encryption software to consumers. StrikeForce is now selling its GuardedID® anti-keylogging software for desktops and laptops in select Target stores and at www.Target.com. MobileTrust®, the company’s security bundle for mobile devices, is also available online at www.Target.com.
GuardedID®, developed for Windows- and Apple-based computers, provides military-grade encryption protection for keystrokes when the user banks, shops, emails or fills out forms online, or browse the internet. MobileTrust®, a security bundle for Apple and Android mobile devices and tablets, provides the same patented keyboard encryption for all mobile apps that allow third party keyboards. It also includes a password vault, a strong password creator and a two-factor authentication token. CEO Mark Kay said:
“We’re very excited to have our products on shelves and online at Target. Keylogging hackers are a serious threat to consumers — and most people don’t even know they are exposed. This type of spyware can avoid detection by anti-virus programs and steal every keystroke you type into your computer or mobile device. We’re partnering with Target to offer an affordable way for the everyday consumer to proactively protect their personal and financial information from prying eyes.”
The reviews on the company’s products have been great, but sales have so far been slow before the Target deal was struck. StrikeForce’s revenues for the six months ended June 30, 2016 was $209,599 compared to $144,737 for the six months ended June 30, 2015, an increase of $50,814 or 66.8%, primarily due to the increase in GuardedID® keystroke encryption and MobileTrust® sales.
The real driver behind SFOR is its Out-of-Band Patent litigation against three companies. We anticipate news from the litigation any day now. SFOR sued Microsoft in June 2015 for patent infringement. However, Microsoft was not served with the lawsuit until October. After Microsoft was served, it took the tech giant only three months to capitulate and settle with Strikeforce for $9 million. The speed of this resolution in a David vs Goliath situation is almost unheard of. Typically, a company like Microsoft would use an army of lawyers to delay, delay. However, Microsoft settled because it knew Strikeforce had them. It would much rather settle for $9 million rather than get hit with a $90 million or $900 million verdict.
For Strikeforce, this was a win because it gave the company much needed cash to pursue its claims against THREE other companies. The money it left on the table by settling with Microsoft, it can possibly get back with the other defendants. The settlement with Microsoft also looks favorable for the company’s claims in the eyes of any Judge or jury.
One of Strikeforce’s core strategies going forward is to try and bring more litigation income based on the patent that underpins its ProtectID software, and this settlement validates the strength of this patent. Chances are, therefore, we’ll see some more income of this nature going forward. There’s also another patent related income slated for the next few years, as the company sold its GuardedID patent to a distributor for $9 million, with payment guaranteed before 2020.
Currently trading with a market cap of $17 million, SFOR is a lotto ticket trading on the OTC Markets, albeit with a much higher probability of hitting all lucky numbers. The company has proven that Microsoft violated its patents and we believe the company will be successful with its other claims. Considering the potential with Target and other retail channels along with Plaintiff windfalls, we believe that SFOR has multi-bagger written all over it.
Disclosure: We have no position in SFOR and have not been compensated for this article.
SFOR GREAT REVIEW AND STEADY UPWARD CLIMB
http://www.insiderfinancial.com/strikeforce-technologies-inc-otcmktssfor-is-todays-stock-focus/117073/
Strikeforce Technologies Inc (OTCMKTS:SFOR) is one of the most compelling companies trading on the OTC Markets. Matter of fact, it’s the only one that has a former JPMorgan Chase & Co (NYSE:JPM) executive as CEO and successfully sued Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) and won. It also doesn’t hurt that the company is also a leader in preventing cyber theft online, which is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the tech space. The only question we have is why is the stock still trading under a penny?
First up, for those not familiar with the company, Strikeforce is a software outfit that designs, develops and sells desktop and mobile device security programs. It’s headed up by two key guys – the first, CEO Mark Kay, and the second, CTO Ram Pemmaraju. Kay is an JPMorgan Chase exec, and Pemmaraju is the guy who built the technology that now underpins the company’s software offerings. The three primary products are ProtectID, designed as an out of band authentication toll; GuardedID, which protects against keylogging on desktops; and MobileTrust, which is essentially the same as GuardedID but for mobile devices.
In June, SFOR partnered with Target Corp (NYSE:TGT) to offer its patented keystroke encryption software to consumers. StrikeForce is now selling its GuardedID® anti-keylogging software for desktops and laptops in select Target stores and at www.Target.com. MobileTrust®, the company’s security bundle for mobile devices, is also available online at www.Target.com.
GuardedID®, developed for Windows- and Apple-based computers, provides military-grade encryption protection for keystrokes when the user banks, shops, emails or fills out forms online, or browse the internet. MobileTrust®, a security bundle for Apple and Android mobile devices and tablets, provides the same patented keyboard encryption for all mobile apps that allow third party keyboards. It also includes a password vault, a strong password creator and a two-factor authentication token. CEO Mark Kay said:
“We’re very excited to have our products on shelves and online at Target. Keylogging hackers are a serious threat to consumers — and most people don’t even know they are exposed. This type of spyware can avoid detection by anti-virus programs and steal every keystroke you type into your computer or mobile device. We’re partnering with Target to offer an affordable way for the everyday consumer to proactively protect their personal and financial information from prying eyes.”
The reviews on the company’s products have been great, but sales have so far been slow before the Target deal was struck. StrikeForce’s revenues for the six months ended June 30, 2016 was $209,599 compared to $144,737 for the six months ended June 30, 2015, an increase of $50,814 or 66.8%, primarily due to the increase in GuardedID® keystroke encryption and MobileTrust® sales.
The real driver behind SFOR is its Out-of-Band Patent litigation against three companies. We anticipate news from the litigation any day now. SFOR sued Microsoft in June 2015 for patent infringement. However, Microsoft was not served with the lawsuit until October. After Microsoft was served, it took the tech giant only three months to capitulate and settle with Strikeforce for $9 million. The speed of this resolution in a David vs Goliath situation is almost unheard of. Typically, a company like Microsoft would use an army of lawyers to delay, delay. However, Microsoft settled because it knew Strikeforce had them. It would much rather settle for $9 million rather than get hit with a $90 million or $900 million verdict.
For Strikeforce, this was a win because it gave the company much needed cash to pursue its claims against THREE other companies. The money it left on the table by settling with Microsoft, it can possibly get back with the other defendants. The settlement with Microsoft also looks favorable for the company’s claims in the eyes of any Judge or jury.
One of Strikeforce’s core strategies going forward is to try and bring more litigation income based on the patent that underpins its ProtectID software, and this settlement validates the strength of this patent. Chances are, therefore, we’ll see some more income of this nature going forward. There’s also another patent related income slated for the next few years, as the company sold its GuardedID patent to a distributor for $9 million, with payment guaranteed before 2020.
Currently trading with a market cap of $17 million, SFOR is a lotto ticket trading on the OTC Markets, albeit with a much higher probability of hitting all lucky numbers. The company has proven that Microsoft violated its patents and we believe the company will be successful with its other claims. Considering the potential with Target and other retail channels along with Plaintiff windfalls, we believe that SFOR has multi-bagger written all over it.
Disclosure: We have no position in SFOR and have not been compensated for this article.
SFOR GREAT REVIEW AND STEADY UPWARD CLIMB
http://www.insiderfinancial.com/strikeforce-technologies-inc-otcmktssfor-is-todays-stock-focus/117073/
Strikeforce Technologies Inc (OTCMKTS:SFOR) is one of the most compelling companies trading on the OTC Markets. Matter of fact, it’s the only one that has a former JPMorgan Chase & Co (NYSE:JPM) executive as CEO and successfully sued Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) and won. It also doesn’t hurt that the company is also a leader in preventing cyber theft online, which is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the tech space. The only question we have is why is the stock still trading under a penny?
First up, for those not familiar with the company, Strikeforce is a software outfit that designs, develops and sells desktop and mobile device security programs. It’s headed up by two key guys – the first, CEO Mark Kay, and the second, CTO Ram Pemmaraju. Kay is an JPMorgan Chase exec, and Pemmaraju is the guy who built the technology that now underpins the company’s software offerings. The three primary products are ProtectID, designed as an out of band authentication toll; GuardedID, which protects against keylogging on desktops; and MobileTrust, which is essentially the same as GuardedID but for mobile devices.
In June, SFOR partnered with Target Corp (NYSE:TGT) to offer its patented keystroke encryption software to consumers. StrikeForce is now selling its GuardedID® anti-keylogging software for desktops and laptops in select Target stores and at www.Target.com. MobileTrust®, the company’s security bundle for mobile devices, is also available online at www.Target.com.
GuardedID®, developed for Windows- and Apple-based computers, provides military-grade encryption protection for keystrokes when the user banks, shops, emails or fills out forms online, or browse the internet. MobileTrust®, a security bundle for Apple and Android mobile devices and tablets, provides the same patented keyboard encryption for all mobile apps that allow third party keyboards. It also includes a password vault, a strong password creator and a two-factor authentication token. CEO Mark Kay said:
“We’re very excited to have our products on shelves and online at Target. Keylogging hackers are a serious threat to consumers — and most people don’t even know they are exposed. This type of spyware can avoid detection by anti-virus programs and steal every keystroke you type into your computer or mobile device. We’re partnering with Target to offer an affordable way for the everyday consumer to proactively protect their personal and financial information from prying eyes.”
The reviews on the company’s products have been great, but sales have so far been slow before the Target deal was struck. StrikeForce’s revenues for the six months ended June 30, 2016 was $209,599 compared to $144,737 for the six months ended June 30, 2015, an increase of $50,814 or 66.8%, primarily due to the increase in GuardedID® keystroke encryption and MobileTrust® sales.
The real driver behind SFOR is its Out-of-Band Patent litigation against three companies. We anticipate news from the litigation any day now. SFOR sued Microsoft in June 2015 for patent infringement. However, Microsoft was not served with the lawsuit until October. After Microsoft was served, it took the tech giant only three months to capitulate and settle with Strikeforce for $9 million. The speed of this resolution in a David vs Goliath situation is almost unheard of. Typically, a company like Microsoft would use an army of lawyers to delay, delay. However, Microsoft settled because it knew Strikeforce had them. It would much rather settle for $9 million rather than get hit with a $90 million or $900 million verdict.
For Strikeforce, this was a win because it gave the company much needed cash to pursue its claims against THREE other companies. The money it left on the table by settling with Microsoft, it can possibly get back with the other defendants. The settlement with Microsoft also looks favorable for the company’s claims in the eyes of any Judge or jury.
One of Strikeforce’s core strategies going forward is to try and bring more litigation income based on the patent that underpins its ProtectID software, and this settlement validates the strength of this patent. Chances are, therefore, we’ll see some more income of this nature going forward. There’s also another patent related income slated for the next few years, as the company sold its GuardedID patent to a distributor for $9 million, with payment guaranteed before 2020.
Currently trading with a market cap of $17 million, SFOR is a lotto ticket trading on the OTC Markets, albeit with a much higher probability of hitting all lucky numbers. The company has proven that Microsoft violated its patents and we believe the company will be successful with its other claims. Considering the potential with Target and other retail channels along with Plaintiff windfalls, we believe that SFOR has multi-bagger written all over it.
Disclosure: We have no position in SFOR and have not been compensated for this article.
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Strikeforce Technologies Inc (OTCMKTS:SFOR) is one of the most compelling companies trading on the OTC Markets. Matter of fact, it’s the only one that has a former JPMorgan Chase & Co (NYSE:JPM) executive as CEO and successfully sued Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) and won. It also doesn’t hurt that the company is also a leader in preventing cyber theft online, which is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the tech space. The only question we have is why is the stock still trading under a penny?
First up, for those not familiar with the company, Strikeforce is a software outfit that designs, develops and sells desktop and mobile device security programs. It’s headed up by two key guys – the first, CEO Mark Kay, and the second, CTO Ram Pemmaraju. Kay is an JPMorgan Chase exec, and Pemmaraju is the guy who built the technology that now underpins the company’s software offerings. The three primary products are ProtectID, designed as an out of band authentication toll; GuardedID, which protects against keylogging on desktops; and MobileTrust, which is essentially the same as GuardedID but for mobile devices.
In June, SFOR partnered with Target Corp (NYSE:TGT) to offer its patented keystroke encryption software to consumers. StrikeForce is now selling its GuardedID® anti-keylogging software for desktops and laptops in select Target stores and at www.Target.com. MobileTrust®, the company’s security bundle for mobile devices, is also available online at www.Target.com.
GuardedID®, developed for Windows- and Apple-based computers, provides military-grade encryption protection for keystrokes when the user banks, shops, emails or fills out forms online, or browse the internet. MobileTrust®, a security bundle for Apple and Android mobile devices and tablets, provides the same patented keyboard encryption for all mobile apps that allow third party keyboards. It also includes a password vault, a strong password creator and a two-factor authentication token. CEO Mark Kay said:
“We’re very excited to have our products on shelves and online at Target. Keylogging hackers are a serious threat to consumers — and most people don’t even know they are exposed. This type of spyware can avoid detection by anti-virus programs and steal every keystroke you type into your computer or mobile device. We’re partnering with Target to offer an affordable way for the everyday consumer to proactively protect their personal and financial information from prying eyes.”
The reviews on the company’s products have been great, but sales have so far been slow before the Target deal was struck. StrikeForce’s revenues for the six months ended June 30, 2016 was $209,599 compared to $144,737 for the six months ended June 30, 2015, an increase of $50,814 or 66.8%, primarily due to the increase in GuardedID® keystroke encryption and MobileTrust® sales.
The real driver behind SFOR is its Out-of-Band Patent litigation against three companies. We anticipate news from the litigation any day now. SFOR sued Microsoft in June 2015 for patent infringement. However, Microsoft was not served with the lawsuit until October. After Microsoft was served, it took the tech giant only three months to capitulate and settle with Strikeforce for $9 million. The speed of this resolution in a David vs Goliath situation is almost unheard of. Typically, a company like Microsoft would use an army of lawyers to delay, delay. However, Microsoft settled because it knew Strikeforce had them. It would much rather settle for $9 million rather than get hit with a $90 million or $900 million verdict.
For Strikeforce, this was a win because it gave the company much needed cash to pursue its claims against THREE other companies. The money it left on the table by settling with Microsoft, it can possibly get back with the other defendants. The settlement with Microsoft also looks favorable for the company’s claims in the eyes of any Judge or jury.
One of Strikeforce’s core strategies going forward is to try and bring more litigation income based on the patent that underpins its ProtectID software, and this settlement validates the strength of this patent. Chances are, therefore, we’ll see some more income of this nature going forward. There’s also another patent related income slated for the next few years, as the company sold its GuardedID patent to a distributor for $9 million, with payment guaranteed before 2020.
Currently trading with a market cap of $17 million, SFOR is a lotto ticket trading on the OTC Markets, albeit with a much higher probability of hitting all lucky numbers. The company has proven that Microsoft violated its patents and we believe the company will be successful with its other claims. Considering the potential with Target and other retail channels along with Plaintiff windfalls, we believe that SFOR has multi-bagger written all over it.
Disclosure: We have no position in SFOR and have not been compensated for this article.
Nice job holding on to those shares boys and girls. SFOR FOR THE LONG HAUL!!!!!!!!!!!!
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CJ and Zpaul - there were approximately 342 posts to this board after the closing bell yesterday. Several of those posts contain very good information. Why not create a single post that hits all of the highlights discussed for all to see? You both know the "rope" around here much better that I do...just wanted to make the suggest...ask the question.
Thanks for all the work by performed on behalf of SFOR...the DD is VERY helpful for people like me that are still learning the OTC world.
Best of all regards,
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Any feel regarding if there will be much pull-back early today?
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Nice to see all the activity and SP movement...I still have 8 business days to hit my "prognostication"...wouldn't that be a nice thing.
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slam4202 Wednesday, 08/03/16 11:07:57 AM
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Prognostication...
September 29th, 2016 SFOR SP = $1.00
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SFOR JUST BROKE 25% AND STILL CLIMBING
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SFOR HAS BROKEN THE GLASS CEILING UP 25% PLUS AND STILL CLIMBING
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SFOR BLOWING UP 25% AND STILL CLIMBING
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SFOR HUGE JUMP @.0079 UP FROM .0059 AND STILL CLIMBING
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SFOR HAS PROVEN IT CAN CONTINUE THE MOMENTUM
ANOTHER BIG DAY
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