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What volume? Nothing for three days. Share price continues flat. When will there be sales. Forget suggested expectations. Where is action?
Seems Gogia is the historical 'torn Achilles heel' of NFRX (Go Heat)
SERIOUSLY? What things may finally be happening at NFRX - still no sales and NO current filings. Really.
CEO Suri resigned. Apparently forced out due to inaction and corporate incompetence. See SEC 8K filing
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1329548/000114420412040590/0001144204-12-040590-index.htm
Appears from filing that there may have been a regulatory irregularity that should call for SEC investigation of CEO Suri. Now what? Chairman Gogia how and when will you gets this up off it's heels and moving?
$0.085 - OMG!!! CEO Suri are you getting the message? Do you know what you're doing? You force out the support structure, stock plunges, no sales, no action. What is the Board doing about your lack of leadership? What the heck is 'supposed IR guru' Altschuler doing? There is no value in what the two of you have accomplished.
DELISTED from QB. CEO Suri does it again through no action. We are STUCK and can't trade since 10k hasn't been filed. Is this more ineptitude or calculated strategy? Are there outside influences driving this behavior? Seems like IR consultant still can't get the stock moving. Is there value in keeping him?
All investor suggestions seem to fall on deaf ears for the CEO & Board Chairman. Given an announcement like their recent news of a UNIX version http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=50885425; one would think some trade show follow-up would be a good idea! If these guys aren't creative on their own - what are their IR & marketing advisors telling them?
Mr. Chou appointed & announced Sales Director 17 Aug 2011. What has he sold? What new sales have been announced? NOTHING!. If we have a true interest in this awesome technology, then we need to start asking the hard questions! The fundamentals & technicals of this stock are terrible - who's responsible? The current leadership? They have spent the last 2+ years running this company into the ground. Are they the ones we want managing our assets? Phones shut down is an indication of something larger don't you think?
Leadership change needed here. Awesome opportunity in CyberSecurity - CEO Suri does nothing, another flat announcement. No sales announcements, no new developments, nothing!
Listen it's our (investors) company, not a private partnership for CEO Suri to dabble with.
Tried to call company concerning status on product development - phones have Disconnected - what the heck is going on????
Thank you for the kind sole who joined me in bringing the stock price back today after that pitiful low-bid action on Friday. Though you almost can’t blame the person who dumped - based upon the almost complete lack of action on the part of the Suri – Gogia partners. Wonder if we should consider a change in the same way Ted Leonsis forced the change at Clearspring.
Agreed!! Finally seeing some movement. They are not dead. Website has other changes, albeit small – still seems that someone is paying attention. Since we hear NOTHING from CEO Suri, maybe we can infer that something is happening! Let’s hope so –investing in this group has been part of that wishing and hoping strategy. Come-on Mr. Suri – do something!
We've started to watch Netuitive; a predictive Analytics company in Inferx's backyard. These guys are HOT! They have innovative technology, sales and a great leadership team. Netuitive http://www.netuitive.com/, prime for an M&A deal.
Check out this deal they did with Dell: http://www.networkworld.com/newsletters/nsm/2011/062011nsm2.html
"With Netuitive's software, Morgan Stanley will get end-to-end performance visibility across its virtual data center architecture and be able to forecast performance anomalies, he describes."
Where is Inferx? Monthly, quarterly, yearly loss over loss. We like Netuitive, good products, Dell likes them and is selling their products. This one for us to consider as a backstop to our losses in Inferx.
Q2 finished. What'll we see in the 10Q? We haven't seen any announcements of sales, partnerships or technical advancements! Mr. Suri and Mr. Gogia will we be pleasantly surprised or disappointed again?
New stock offering . . . Filed to do a stock raise. Who gets to buy in? Friends of CEO Suri? Why wasn't there an offer to existing investors to be part of this raise? Mr. Suri don't you think we've been loyal enough, after putting up with your lack of leadership, decreased sales, increasing debit, and no news? Maybe this is a special friends and family round in exchange for services - Mr. Suri can you explain what you and your partner Gogia think you're doing?
It's been four days! You said "give it two more days", what was going to happen in two days? Were they going to replace the boy scouts running the company and get some leadership that can generate sales & value?
That's the way it's done!
Stealth? Nothing mysterious about it one person is making a run!
WOW! What a run today! Infer x's hire of SGA as IR firm is the only smart move Suri and his partner have made since the merger. I was proven wrong, the stock is set as a churn, great for profit taking.
Still no sales, still no announcements, yet there is churn? Fundamentals stink, yet there is a lot of trading without basis. Good for making some cash - had a great day. When all is said and one -at best a ten cent stock
BTW: 200 customers - that's what CEO Suri promised in the merger. Where are they?
Something's wrong. No sales, no new revenue, no new customers - yet the stock price continues to climb on the purchase by a select few. Is this being orchestrated by insiders? A potential take over? Are we being set-up for a fall?
Someone's running up the stock. Good from a price perspective - hope we're not being set-up for a "short sell" collapse!
Mr. Suri when are you going to sell something and show us some value?????
InferX CTO Out!!!! Inferx hires new Chief Technologist! Is this another of Mr. Suri's 'flash in the pan' events or a serious change in the direction of the company. Scary that they are dumping CTO Bala, he has authorship on their current patents. No sales, no announcements of partnerships or channel relationships - when will this ship right itself? Is it time for Gogia and Suri to GO?
Traction! We could only hope! What the heck are these guys doing? According to the 10k, after 17 months these two partners (Gogia & Suri) have only sold $20k of Predictive Analytics services! Where are the software sales? Now they are chasing SaaS and PaaS - where are the software sales? Where is the focus from these guys? Is it time for new leadership?
Conference call is critical here. We've all been asking for months - no joy! Best we can expect from this new strategic consultant is more news, more IR, more investor movement. But, it appears that all the money and stock Gogia & Suri have thrown at advisors like Coady Diemar, the unnamed advisor and now this new team has not shown any results. Nothing!
True to form: filed an extension for the 10K.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=47092255
Will they make it by the 15th or repeat last year's debacle?
Convinced technology works! No confidence that Gogia and Suri can pull it off for the company or the investors. Been 15 months since word of KDSL and NAVAIR. Nothing. Haven't been able to convert! If they couldn't create a spark in 15 months for those "flash in the pan" events, what gives us any confidence that another 6 months will be any different? Mr. Gogia and Mr. Suri clearly can't pull this off, they don't deserve any credit.
Convinced technology works! No confidence that Gogia and Suri can pull it off for the company or the investors. Been 15 months since word of KDSL and NAVAIR. Nothing. Haven't been able to convert! If they couldn't create a spark in 15 months for those "flash in the pan" events, what gives us any confidence that another 6 months will be any different? Mr. Gogia and Mr. Suri clearly can't pull this off, they don't deserve any credit.
Oh Yeah! Bang-up job? Typical of InferX - run up the stock price, can't sustain the strength of the value. Got to ask Where's the PR? Where's the IR? Where are the sales? Same ol' boy story from Mr. Gogia and crew!
How much longer will we let this go on? Will investors only take action once the technology is eclipsed by others?
10Q? We need the 2010 10k. Looks like, once again these guys will not file on time! Will they be able file by 15 April? Or, a repeat of 2009 annual filing?
Can't wait for the 2010 10k filing. Looking for several key things:
- what is the real loss of revenue picture; year over year. Suspect it will be the same outcome as historical performance under Mr. Gogia.
- how Mr. Gogia explains the significant disparity between the stories for three pre-merger filings and the recent Q3 10Q filing regarding the true story of the default payments to Arnold Worldwide. Suddenly the default amount doubled. Mistake? False reporting? Will we see an SEC review?
We hold some great technology - do we have the appropriate leadership for our success?
Sorry to burst your bubble, what makes you think Mr. Gogia - who has turned everything he's touched in the last 4 years into debt and lost money - can create better quarterly reports? Heck, if it wasn't for Irus Group making an asset purchase - Gogia would have been shut down.
Finally, a smart move!! Wonder who's idea this was! We have heard of these guys - they did wonders at Link Energy.
Your optimism is certainly encouraging. Although the truth is probably that they are just reconstructing the page. Given the "Rediculous" YTD performance reported in the 10Q, it isn't likely that they have won anything. The losses per quarter, and nine moths are staggering. UNBELIEVABLE.
Is Mike “Heckuva Job, Brownie” Brown someone you’d trust as CEO of a company…?
given the "heckuva job" he did with FEMA? [Apparently Mr. Gogia did, this a standard by which his decisions should be evaluated?]
FROM: Admiralty and Maritime Law:
Brown began as an adviser to a publicly traded company, InferX[21], which claims its technology is the answer to the U.S.A’s security concerns, as well as the credibility problems of the DHS and FEMA. Brown has been on the media circuit talking about technology that claims to screen for terror suspects, track threats in shipping containers and cargo hauling, and gather data for law enforcement tracking. As of December 2007, Brown was named CEO of InferX.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_D._Brown
Amanda B: I realize that. I was asking if it was someone a Y!A responder would trust.
Probs 7: Are you saying Mike Brown is not the CEO of InferX?
Q3 filing - 15 days to go. Can these guys do it? Continue to be dumbfounded by the lack of information from the leadership group! Wonder if they will ever fix the two-member board to give us more transparency and accountability?
Here is what's going on:
Clearly InferX is positioned to lead, but they don't seem to be energized to take advantage of the market.
Analytics Growth Steady Through 2014: Report
Recession has cut expectations, but innovation and cloud interest should keep market steady, according to IDC
Information Management Online, October 8, 2010
Justin Kern
October 8, 2010 – Although expectations have dampened with a down economy, interest and investment in business analytics should grow by 7 percent per year through 2014, according to an annual report from the International Data Corporation.
But integral to maintaining that interest – especially with the recent explosion of attention to cloud computing and Software-as-a-Service – is to steer more money into innovation, said Dan Vesset, IDC vice president of business analytics research and the lead analyst on the report.
In “Worldwide Business Analytics Software 2010-2014 Forecast and 2009 Vendor Shares,” IDC analysts cut predicted expansion in business intelligence and analytics markets by about 3 percent from a similar review from 2008. However, mainstream acceptance of analytics as a business tool, particularly by top-level executives, has kept the industry in the black during the recession, says Vesset.
Recently, with emerging shifts in business toward cloud computing and SaaS – industries which are expected to register about 20 percent in annual growth through 2014 – related analytics needs should put the BI market in good shape for the next decade, Vesset says.
“The fundamentals of demand continue to be the same [for analytics] and, in fact, it is increasing because of awareness of these technologies, especially at the top level of organizations where top executives are more aware. They’re asking people who work for them to look into [BI solutions] and for expansions” of spending and research, Vesset says.
Much of that interest since the recession has been analytics as a means for cost savings and direct attention to customer needs, while the cloud market growth has been mostly from a shift in interest and investment from present BI customers, according to the report.
Vesset says that dedication to innovation in analytics spending by vendors and users could give both a competitive advantage, and likened the situation to the one faced by many companies after the 2001 dot-com bubble burst.
Advances in data warehousing and high profile use of customer analytics by companies like Amazon and Google are recent examples that businesses are pointing to as connections between initial investments in analytics and better BI to financial reward, the analyst says.
“The key to moving forward is to ensure ROI, because at the end of the day, if it’s just perceived as another technology, businesses won’t be investing just because of that,” Vesset says. “It has to lead to actions. If technology can show positive, real returns – more money in commercial settings or benefits for nonprofits, the public sector – then people start buying into this. And it has to happen in the next few years.”
The report from the Massachusetts-based market intelligence provider is tallied through reviews of market revenues and information garnered from thousands of end-users, vendors and systems integrators.
Justin Kern is associate editor at Information Management.
Mr. Gogia, what is going on? We've heard nothing from Inferx. The company has not announced one event, one success, nor any sales. As Chairman, what oversight are you providing to the company? Please share with the Investors the company plans. Can we expect Inferx to file Q3 10Q on time? Will we see an improvement in the financial condition of Inferx?
Taking action into our own hands. Recommend that you create a Google Alert for Inferx and begin receiving a huge amount of useful information about the company and who is talking about them. I strongly recommend that each investor do the same since we aren't getting a full picture from company leadership.
Spoke to CEO Suri the other day, thoroughly unimpressed with his demeanor and responses to my questions about investor communication. Wasn't trying to get an advantage just some confidence that this leader was looking after our investment. Need strong Investor and Media relations campaign; but he clearly doesn't have a plan.
Called Suri about Investor call. No Joy! Guess Mr. Vijay Suri is playing it close hold, not willing to explain the strategy or value of Inferx. Certainly can't glean it from the 10Q filing.