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Just like some have been saying back to trips for months. Not happening. .01-.05+ in the next 2 weeks
My point is three slightly red days is nothing compared to where it's gone and where it's headed. Every stock fluctuates day to day, they cant be green every day. Anyone who has done the slightest amount of DD knows the huge catalysts in our near future and where this is headed.
Oh No! We're only up 5000% in 4 months...not so miserable
That's nobody's choice but yours. Taking profits is a safe bet...but on the other hand it could cost you a lot of money in the long run.
Since the notes are almost gone, I imagine there will be none left by the time we go current later this month
So what you're saying is that Tom is delaying filings while he pays off all the old notes so they can't convert as soon as they get current. Genius!
Tom's doing a great job looking out for his shareholders in trying to prevent further dilution, just as he did with paying off $700k worth of notes using his own shares earlier this month.
If the next set of financials show more notes being paid off, that'll definitely verify this and give shareholders and potential investors a ton more confidence.
There were multiple divisions of YKTG and only some went out of business. The one that owes Bravatek money is still operating
More talks with CrucialTrak and meeting with an equity investor
A few millionaires have already been made here, with many more to come.
20 is a little much, 4-7 is more realistic
Take out those 59's so we can start moving back up!
Biometric scanners are the future. Those things probably go for $10k+ each and we get 5-12%...will be huge revenue as government agencies, biotech companies, banking industry and others all start improving their security to the latest technology $$$$$
New deal going to generate huge revenue. Companies lining up for partnerships with us so we can get their products on SEWP!
What were you saying?
On August 1, 2017, Dr. Cellucci as collateral security, pledged 111,884 shares of his Series C Preferred Stock to the convertible promissory notes issued to Carebourn on the following dates and amounts; February 8, 2016 $80,000, March 24, 2016, $19,000, June 3, 2016, $42,350, May 3, 2017, $124,775, June 9, 2017, $165,025 and June 23, 2017, $262,775. This pledge replaces the pledge dated March 23, 2016.
Tom paid off $700,000 worth of debt using his own shares. This action is beyond words and should remove any bit of doubt that anyone has as to how legit this company is
Bravatek Solutions @bravatek
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Aug 8
You'll see in a day or two how powerful our MAP (Marketing Alliance Program) really is in quickly bringing innovation to the marketplace...
Aug 8
"August is always slow"--but not at BVTK...8-Ks and PRs being prepared for release
Aug 9
Yes--look for upcoming PRs this week.
Aug 9
Yes-look for FINS this week...
5h
Did you know that research shows that it's best to share news on Tuesdays and Thursdays? More folks are paying attention...
It agree. Multiple PR's this week, one likely to be one of the game changers $$$$$
I believe Tom said there are more than two game changers now...
They already said news and fins this week...that means something coming today. Maybe mega news is coming necmxt Tuesday...
Millionaires will be made here. Time to buy in sub-penny is running very short.
Opportunities like this don't come around too often, and there's no telling when or if another will present itself.
Easy:
1. Prop up price with mini deals while financials are completed
2. Get current
3. Release mega deals
4. BOOMAGE
5. Laugh at bashers/shorters
No, just a t trade.
Very good chance it's ONE of the mega deals...there are several
FirstNet $100bil contract: if we see just 1% of that for building towers...that's still $1b and will take us to dollars even with current SS
Cool story bro. Can you tell it again?
FirstNet: Tom recently told someone there were more than 2 game changers (the screenshots have been posted here), and it's starting to look like FirstNet may be the 3rd and largest game changer. While it's all speculative at this point, here is where the links/connections are:
First of all, for those who are unaware, FirstNet is a dedicated "interoperable" wireless broadband network for first responders - police, fireman, EMS, etc. Being that this is a dedicated network, it means new cell towers will have to be built across the entire United States. AT&T has the $100bil contract, which we are connected to through our MAP's with MHC and HelpComm. In other words...we will most likely be building towers for this contract.
Bravatek began negotiation with FirstNet last year:
http://bravatek.com/bravatek-discussing-potential-licensingacquisitionspin-off-deals-of-its-ecrypt-one-cybersecurity-email-solution/
IF this contract will go beyond cell and radio networks and include email as well...here are some other connections that might open the door for Bravatek and Ecrypt One:
1. FirstNet "will enforce stringent security policies developed in cooperation with Department of Homeland Security. Not only did Tom work for Department of Homeland Security, he also wrote the DHS book on solutions for first responders:
https://www.hsdl.org/?abstract&did=20893&advanced=advanced
2. I looked through management for FirstNet and here is what I found...
Michael Poth, CEO: senior executive at Northrop Grumman and Hewlett Packard (Member of NCOIC and i3)., Mr. Poth led mission critical public safety projects for state and local police, fire, EMS, and emergency management services agencies, as well as the Department of Homeland Security
David Faster, CPO: at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Mr. Dasher participated on several high visibility cybersecurity initiatives
Richard Reed, CCO: Prior to joining FirstNet, he was with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Office of Emergency Communications
Three executives, and multiple board members previously worked at DHS...and are more possible connections to Tom.
Maybe try reading a little harder
http://about.att.com/story/firstnet_selects_att_to_build_network_supporting_first_responders.html
"Today, first responders use commercial networks – the same ones used by consumers and businesses – for mobile data and applications. That can be an issue when a significant public safety crisis happens and commercial networks quickly become congested. It makes it difficult for first responders to communicate, coordinate and do their jobs.
Plus, first responders use more than 10,000 networks for voice communications. These networks often do not interoperate, which severely limits their ability to communicate with each other when responding to a situation.
FirstNet’s mission is to fix this. Through this new public-private partnership with FirstNet, AT&T will deliver a dedicated, interoperable network and ecosystem that will give first responders the technology they need to better communicate and collaborate across agencies and jurisdictions – local, state and national."
DEDICATED, interoperable network. It will not be used by anyone but first responders.
Like I said you are not understanding what I'm saying. Firstnet will have its own, dedicated towers that will not be used by anyone else. Yes there will be other 5G towers and networks, obviously. FirstNet will be a dedicated network for ONLY furst responders that will not share their towers with commercial users. Being that we are partnered with AT&T through our MAP'S, we will be building at least some if those towers and getting a slice of that $100bil
I don't think you're understanding what I'm saying. FirstNet will be a network dedicated solely to first responders.They will not use any towers that are already built...Current cell towers are used by everyone. Firstnet will require new towers to be built across the entire country strictly for use by FirstNet.
Firstnet will be it's own network...it will require new towers to be built across the entire country as it will not share communication lines/towers as they do now.
FirstNet: Tom recently told someone there were more than 2 game changers (the screenshots have been posted here), and it's starting to look like FirstNet may be the 3rd and largest game changer. While it's all speculative at this point, here is where the links/connections are:
First of all, for those who are unaware, FirstNet is a dedicated "interoperable" wireless broadband network for first responders - police, fireman, EMS, etc. Being that this is a dedicated network, it means new cell towers will have to be built across the entire United States. AT&T has the $100bil contract, which we are connected to through our MAP's with MHC and HelpComm. In other words...we will most likely be building towers for this contract.
Bravatek began negotiation with FirstNet last year:
http://bravatek.com/bravatek-discussing-potential-licensingacquisitionspin-off-deals-of-its-ecrypt-one-cybersecurity-email-solution/
IF this contract will go beyond cell and radio networks and include email as well...here are some other connections that might open the door for Bravatek and Ecrypt One:
1. FirstNet "will enforce stringent security policies developed in cooperation with Department of Homeland Security. Not only did Tom work for Department of Homeland Security, he also wrote the DHS book on solutions for first responders:
https://www.hsdl.org/?abstract&did=20893&advanced=advanced
2. I looked through management for FirstNet and here is what I found...
Michael Poth, CEO: senior executive at Northrop Grumman and Hewlett Packard (Member of NCOIC and i3)., Mr. Poth led mission critical public safety projects for state and local police, fire, EMS, and emergency management services agencies, as well as the Department of Homeland Security
David Faster, CPO: at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Mr. Dasher participated on several high visibility cybersecurity initiatives
Richard Reed, CCO: Prior to joining FirstNet, he was with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Office of Emergency Communications
Three executives, and multiple board members previously worked at DHS...and are more possible connections to Tom.
Should only take a few days
So you're asking why would the government trust national security with someone who worked at the Department of HOMELAND SECURITY? is that a question that even needs to be asked?
Because surely he knows nothing on the subject right? And Ecrypt One wasn't designed for exactly what is needed based on government guidelines right?
Why would he be there on behalf of Cellucci Associates? In case you forgot, a Fortune 2000 IT Firm is currently negotiating with NATO for Ecrypt as per PR on July 10th. And Tom was there at NATO 2 weeks later? Hmm...Obviously he was there on behalf of Bravatek
He never said all of them were paid off. But he did say there was nothing converting in August, which means that one is paid off.
There is nothing to convert because it's already been paid off
Wrong. Already been paid off.
Oh really? Then who is?
Exactly. All one has to do is look at his accomplishments and history. Not a chance in hell he would destroy his reputation trying to scam people with a penny stock fraud...anybody who can't comprehend this should not be trading stocks.
And they aren't allowed to hire people? Or sub contract?
LOL. Half a cent isn't cheap? Got a 2000-3000%+ run coming from here