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Did a small slap on the ask to see if I could get the pump primed.
Not to mention GDPR is coming in May and most US companies are not ready and must comply....perfect opportunity for Data433.
I had to scoop up a few more 9's before they were gone.
Can't wait for Data433 to start reporting an incoming revenue stream.
I agree B_CAM.Any US company with websites that have a presence in EU will need to comply with GDPR. That's most e-commerce, medical, hospitality, financial, international machinery, etc. That's WAY more companies needing to comply than there are even software developers that understand the changes. And it's due in 4 months or they can face up to 2% - 4% of global revenue as a fine. KABOOM!!!!
You bet. And Jason has some very impressive connections on linkedin.
Amazing report from Deloitte on blockchain activity around the world.
https://www2.deloitte.com/insights/us/en/industry/financial-services/evolution-of-blockchain-github-platform.html
Interesting article on Homeland Security getting interested in blockchain tech.
https://www.coindesk.com/us-government-awards-750k-new-blockchain-startup-grant/
Here's a link to an article comparing blockchain technologies. (Notice that RIPL, mentioned by Jason Remillard quite a few times, is most qualified for banking). Given Jason's background it's something to think about.
https://cleantechnica.com/2018/01/15/blockchain-grid-major-blockchain-technologies/
GLTA
Ripple is the only crypocurrency that facilitates bank transfers in lieu of hindering them. Jason Remillard tweets about it regularly. With 100 + banks lined up to use Ripple could Jason be planning something? Hmmm
https://singularityhub.com/2018/01/12/there-are-over-1000-alternatives-to-bitcoin-youve-never-heard-of/#sm.00000iec0oikc1d45x44g1jk5j9xs
So, you're saying "lack of interest" has pushed LDSR up 16% today.. so far??
From my accounting/finance background I don't think Data433 will substantially take off until the company has had time to huddle all of the right talent to sell some technology/security contracts. Most large investors base their strategies solely on income. They won't see the percentage increase that we'll see, but they'll have more confidence when the $$$ are lined up at LDSR's door.
Blockchain does not necessarily mean cryptocurrency. It's actually WAY more. Here's a good link to understanding all of it's aspects:
https://www.pwc.com/us/en/financial-services/fintech/bitcoin-blockchain-cryptocurrency.html
Blockchains importance in the next few years is briefly described in an article published by Singularity Hub. Number 8 on their list of predictions is Blockchain (see below).
"The World in 2025: 8 Predictions for the Next 10 Years
8. Blockchain
If you haven’t heard of the blockchain, I highly recommend you read up on it. You might have heard of bitcoin, which is the decentralized (global), democratized, highly secure cryptocurrency based on the blockchain. But the real innovation is the blockchain itself, a protocol that allows for secure, direct (without a middleman), digital transfers of value and assets (think money, contracts, stocks, IP). Investors like Marc Andreesen have poured tens of millions into the development and believe this is as important of an opportunity as the creation of the Internet itself."
Source: https://singularityhub.com/2015/05/11/the-world-in-2025-8-predictions-for-the-next-10-years/#sm.000itn0po1287eqpuhn2mrpz1q5tw
Data Classification (ClassiDocs) and Blockchain Security i.e. as defined by Data433 description of focus have almost nothing in common.
I'm with ya Farmmarket, I'm a long term investor here. Not a trader. GLTA
Link to WHHT website for investor relations with info about the company.
http://www.wonhe.net/en/about.php?id=64
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Background: WHHT is creating a net income of .03 per share per quarter, or speculatively forcasted to .12 per share net income annually. Most competitors in this field have an average PE ration of about 18. That would suggest that WHHT should be selling for about $ 2.16 /share.
Question: Why isn't it? (besides the China factor). Curious.
GLTA
Yes. Fidelity.
Makes sense. NC is William Alessi's state of address.
Buellersback,
I agree. The people of Alpha Modus and the new LDSR CEO are very sharp business people. They did not purchase LDSR without a purpose for it.
This company is really only worth it's value, to be determined, by the purchase process as a shell in a reverse merger. It largely depends too on the size of the pockets of the purchaser. I personally would think the upward limit of this (in a merger) would be closer to .001 to .008. I've been wrong many times though.
I'm not even saying this is what may be going on, but this is one of hundreds of examples where sometimes a reverse merger may make you some cash.
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-china-ipo-idUSKCN0XW2HV
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I've had and still have this stock so I'm not here to add to it's misfortunes. I did do a little more research and found where a public accounting office is suing VGLS for breach of contract. I can't find out any details though. Here's the link:
https://dockets.justia.com/docket/texas/txwdce/7:2017cv00116/879905
If anyone else can find more info on this, it'd be appreciated. I'm guessing they just ran out of money. Their patents could still be valuable though.
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I'm saying they have put a significant amount of development and maintenance into their website. (I cannot speak to the use of their products because I have no desire to transfer money or become a merchant, etc.). Right click on one of their screens and view the source code if you wish.
The only positive thing I can offer at this point is that TrustCash Payments is definitely improving it's web site. I test web technology for a living and have noticed a considerable amount of improvements in product offerings, technology and performance. This certainly is not a reason to buy this zombie stock, but it gives some of us that already have a load of this some hope.
Yes they are money making machines that are required by law (as a REIT) to give 90% of their taxable income to the stockholders.....In NYMT's case, it doesn't matter what the BV "snapshot" is .. the true measure is whether it is increasing over time. As I pointed out NYMT's BV has grown 62.5% over the last 5 years AFTER giving 90% of the taxable income back to the shareholders.
The stock price is the "external" perception of the company's value. The book value (which has grown 62.5% in the last 5 years) is the true value of the company. So, the more the stock price falls the better the value; You're getting a very good stock cheaper and cheaper as it falls...as long as the BV is growing and the stock price is falling, I'm buying.
You should short this stock if you believe what you're posting.
I'm going to keep buying on the dips. The dividends provide me with a good return each quarter, the company is making good profits, and the book value is awesome (insuring the company is NOT in trouble).
Your posts are meaningless "blah, blah, blah" to me.
I've had some NYMT for over a year and just bought twice as much more today at the low. I noticed the "shorts" are hitting these posts a lot. GL and good dividends to all longs.
I'm starting to believe that the "spurts" of stock trades for TCHH is just someone indulging in a lotto ticket purchase. I'd like to think otherwise though.
I'm guessing someone that owned several million shares of TCHH wanted to jack up their portfolio image for a day.....maybe for a loan to get Christmas presents? ho ho ho
Why would an empty shell pay for the upgrade and maintenance of multiple well designed and responsive web sites...Trustcash Mobile, Trustcash Loans, Trustcash Payments, etc. and pay customer support to take calls or chat?
Give them a call. Here's a link to their contact info on their working web site.
Right.....someone bought 999,999 shares exactly instead of 1,000,000. What the hell is up with this stock?
What the hell does 1 share mean? No one buys/sells 1 share of sub-penny.
If someone is buying this because they know something, I wonder why the purchases are in "clumps" of every 3 or 4 days or so. It's not like the purchase price is changing. This is driving me crazy.
I'm cleared for pinksheets. I already own 6M shares of TCHH. I was trying to scoop up another 1M.
Interesting.....Fidelity won't allow me to buy any TCHH. I guess they are still on SEC's sh*tlist.