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Tom Cellucci speaking for himself Part #2
Adding a Few more to Part #1
RDY2ROCK, across the Miles to S. KOREA, across Multiple Time Zones and the International DateLine, what's posted online equates to the same Timezone. We are all on one schedule, Tom's.
To All :
We can listen to all the Voices and Opinions both PRO & CON, we can View the Links, but anytime I read stuff that is not that Positive regarding BVTK, I go back and review my collection of Tom's Comments.
Believe them or not. Say they are fake or not. I really don't care.
Even if he is speaking about his own OTC Stock Company, I would tend to believe what he says, given his Background and Connections of which we only know by our DD. As far as his connections, I believe we have only scratched the surface. LOL !
Whether this post is stickied or not, Tom's words are stuck in my mind, embedded so deep, they are hard to deny. I listen to Tom, almost everything else is just noise.
FROM Friday 8/25/17
The rest are in no particular Order.
Re:
Re : ROTH IRA Advantages
Yes VirginaGal ! There are not many Loop Holes for the average U.S. Citizen, when it comes to paying Taxes, The ROTH is the Big One.
The first year the ROTH was introduced you had 4 years to pay the Tax on a Rollover. After that you had to pay all the tax in the same year. Except 2011 (I think was 2011) and they gave you 2 years.
Yes once Funded THE ROTH Grows Tax Free.
The cool part is, after your money has been in 5 years, if you need
Say, a Down Payment for a House, you can take the money you Contributed out with No Taxes Penalties or Interest.
What you fund the ROTH with is like an Emergency Savings Account, should one ever need it.
You VirginaGal, read the post, the way it was intended, as Good, Sound Money Management Tip.
If you put $5000 in every year for 10 Years, and took that $50K and bought 10M shares of Bravatek, if BravaTec hit $0.10.
Better to pay the Tax on $50K than pay tax on $1M.
As I mentioned, Unfortunately most don't know about the ROTH.
I'm glad to hear you're taking advantage of it VirginaGal.
A Company's 401K is like Sharks Teeth, you can't get the Money Out and Roll it over into a Roth unless you leave the Company or are age 59 1/2.
And that's a narrow window, that does not happen to often.
It's great to Roll a Chuck of change into the ROTH, instead of just the $5000 a year limit. As your Tax Free Gains can grow much faster.
Just an Example : Just imagine after 59 1/2, being able to take $750K out of the ROTH IRA to buy a house and NOT have to pay any TAXES.
Of course, one should take out a loan and use the Banks Money to purchase a house, and keep your money invested and make the gains on the Money.
Again, I'm glad your read the post the way it was intended.
98% of Pick Sheet Companies are a Scam, BVTK with Tom at the Helm is a great bet. ANOTHER IS SFOR. (Cyber Security with 7 Patents) except it does not have a 5G Cell Tower Business and a BIG in on FIRSTNET as a Backup.
In case anyone does not Know, 5G is Fiber Speed (Bandwidth) though the AIR. It's a Radical Departure from 4G or LTE.
Glad to see Rapid Responders will be getting it 1st.
Go TOM, Go NASA SEWP V.
NASA SEWP V - VIDEO
POST about the BVTK & the SWEP Contract by philobuyer
NASA SWEP TWEETS
Then please don't use a generalized statement using the word "you" Thank You.
Many here are in the U.S.A. :)
Re: "Everything is 20% no matter how long you hold."
Short Term Gains % vs 1 YEAR or Long Term Gains %
But then if Your BVTK holdings are in a ROTH IRA, there are No Taxes on Gains, Period.
I know most here probably do not have a ROTH, or know of it's few Advantageous Advantages.
Those that do have a ROTH, More Power to you.
In the final senerio in the Video, let's just say there is $1M sitting in both accounts instead of $20K $15,600.
Then look at the advantages of the ROTH.
For an investment like BVTK owning Millions of Shares and making Big Gains.
IRA____________________ROTH IRA
$1,000,000,000_________$1,000,000,000
25% TAX _______________ No Tax
Time to put the HipWaders on.
LOL, that post was not talking about Bravatek,
Just the respondent to my post.
GO BVTK
GO Tom
RDY2ROCK - No opinion, just letting Tom
Speak for himself.
This morning there were a few Bravatek Tweets saying
- in discussions with more Telecom Players.
- Working with a electronic currency firm.
- Encrypt One Pilots going well, Stay Tuned
Always RDY2ROCK, and for you a little Asian Flair on Rock this morning, for you in S. KOREA.
You take care RDY2ROCK, who knows what the Krazy MoFo in the North will do.
Let's hope he backs down from his threats to fire 4 Missiles around Guam.
Taking 6 days off for some fishing on the Suwannee River, and contemplate the implications of owning millions of shares of both StrikeForce and BravaTek as the future unfolds.
Always leaving on German Bier in the Cooler in your Honor, waiting for you to join us.
Stay Safe. Can't wait to Prost a Bier with you.
" I can smell a turd like this one from a mile away."
Time to change the diaper.
Your right Jim, it should be stickied.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=133773183
But it's not up to me.
Hey Abbas
Thanks, just letting the Tom speak for himself.
ZPaul
Before some here have their say, we have seen in the Court Docket "UNISYS" Kay said nothing is there.
We have recently seen BravaTek Doc showing STRIKE FORCE. The Document Changed within hours of being Posted on the Board.
We've seen the Tweet from SFOR to BravaTek saying Contact me.
Kay says there is nothing there. Yeah, Right.
Imo, there is stuff there, but since not announced, these are being denied. BravaTek is so deep in the DoD and Military and NATO Arena, it's almost ridiculous.
Just my opinion
49er
New Cybersecurity Policy Will Impact Federal IT Market
By John K. Higgins
Jul 24, 2017 2:49 PM PT
Federal agencies already under the gun to modernize their information technology capabilities have a new set of standards to meet as a result of an executive order President Donald Trump issued this spring. The directive not only will affect agency managers in their IT operations and acquisition activities, but also will have a significant effect on IT vendors.
The Trump initiative "adds another important piece to the U.S. federal IT modernization puzzle," said Katell Thielemann, research vice president at Gartner.
"Various parts of the executive order will have a direct impact on the U.S. federal market," she wrote in an 18-page briefing on the program.
A key element of the order is that responsibility for cyberprotection has been elevated to the level of cabinet officers and the heads of various agencies rather than residing with their IT or cybersecurity officers.
"The President will hold heads of executive departments and agencies accountable for managing cybersecurity risk to their enterprises," reads the executive order, "Strengthening the Cybersecurity of Federal Networks and Critical Infrastructure," issued on May 11.
Agency heads will be held accountable to the president "for implementing risk management measures commensurate with the risk and magnitude of the harm that would result from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction of IT and data," it states.
Call for Swift Action
The order requires agencies to comply "immediately" with several specific mandates:
Each agency shall use the "Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity" developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, or any successor document, to manage the agency's cybersecurity risk. The framework was developed by NIST generally for private sector use and has been widely adopted not only by critical infrastructure companies but also by a wide range of businesses.
Agency heads shall show preference in their procurement for shared IT services, to the extent permitted by law, including email, cloud and cybersecurity services.
Agencies must deliver a report by early August on their cyber-risk mitigation and acceptance choices, as well as their plans to implement the NIST framework. After reviewing the reports, the Department of Homeland Security and the Office of Management and Budget must submit a joint plan for the cyberprotection of the executive branch enterprise by early October.
The emphasis on "executive branch enterprise" is a clear statement of policy that cybersecurity protection now is considered a government-wide goal, versus isolated agency efforts.
The executive order also links cyberprotection to the goal of moving faster to modernize federal IT operations in general.
"Effective immediately, it is the policy of the executive branch to build and maintain a modern, secure, and more resilient executive branch IT architecture," says the executive order.
To advance IT performance, the order requires the director of the American Technology Council to provide a report to the president, also by early August, "regarding modernization of federal IT."
The White House established the ATC prior to issuance of the executive order to "coordinate the vision, strategy, and direction for the federal government's use of information technology and the delivery of services through information technology."
As a follow-up to creating the ATC, President Trump met with 18 tech industry leaders last month.
While the order embodies many new and upgraded standards, the overall goal represents significant continuity with prior efforts, and builds upon Obama administration policies "rather than deviating sharply," DLA Piper attorneys Sydney M. White and Jim Halpert note in an online post.
Marketing Modifications
Still, the Trump initiative will require IT providers to significantly adjust their marketing efforts.
For example, vendors should "clearly articulate ... risk management positioning and governance enabling solutions," along with "targeting the main groups of federal stakeholders," Gartner's Thielemann advised, including "influencers, procurers, enterprise agency end users and mission agency end users."
IT providers who support the federal enterprise IT environment should "lead an assessment of ... offerings through a cloud-based digital platforms lens," she suggested.
Vendors should evaluate "the implications of emerging enterprise shared services moving to centralized digital platforms," Thielemann recommended.
Vendors may have to make more investments to enhance their offerings to meet the upgraded goals, although "IT vendors already have to make investments they would not normally have to make elsewhere" in order to pursue the federal market, Thielemann noted.
"These investments are not for the faint of heart, so IT vendors are making continual strategic trade-offs with regard to the level of investments they are willing to make," she told the E-Commerce Times.
Such investing is a continuous process among contractors already in the market, noted John Slye, research analyst at Deltek.
"Most experienced vendors and service providers are aware and have been addressing these concerns out of necessity, and anything that adds rigor and review to services or products adds effort and cost," he told the E-Commerce Times.
However, companies new to the federal market may need to put more into product development efforts for government customers.
The reports required by the directive, "coupled with additional action from NIST, could lead to additional requirements on government contractors," suggests an analysis by Eric Crusius and Norma Krayem at law firm Holland and Knight.
"Certainly, the emphasis on shared services could further direct changes to how the government obtains IT services from contractors and a focus on federal IT modernization provides a series of opportunities for contractors as well," they wrote.
Providers who specialize in exclusively offering cyberprotection products and services are in a good position to benefit from the Trump policies and many already have, Thielemann reported.
The Trump initiatives on cybersecurity and associated IT modernization are in line with recent federal agency moves that recognize that standard government practices actually may hinder timely acquisition of cybersecurity offerings, she noted.
"Several federal organizations have also realized that the unique federal rules of engagement when it comes to market positioning and procurement approaches can be a deterrent for cybersecurity vendors with commercial pedigrees. They are responding by looking for ways to attract them to the market faster," Thielemann said.
Special Programs and Cloud IT
The Defense Innovation Unit Experimental program (DIUx) has been created to serve as a bridge between Defense Department components confronting major security challenges and private sector companies at the cutting edge of technology.
DIUx offices have been established in California's Silicon Valley, Boston and Austin, Texas, to promote dialog with the private sector. In addition, the General Services Administration has set up Special Item Numbers, or SINs, for cybersecurity products to accelerate acquisition, Thielemann noted.
The Trump cybersecurity initiative likely will spark a much greater degree of interest in shared services, for which cloud technology is the most visible vehicle.
"The linking of shared services with modernization is opening the route to cloud-based government digital platforms," Thielemann said, noting the commitments of major players such as Amazon Web Services and Microsoft in the federal market.
"This cybersecurity aspect has been a theme that has evolved in parallel with agency efforts to achieve efficiencies and increase the effectiveness of their IT infrastructure and applications through cloud, and so forth. A few years ago, one question with the feasibility of the cloud was whether it could be secure," said Deltek's Slye.
"Now we are hearing how cloud is an avenue to vastly improve security," he continued. "It comes down to the implementation and how cloud services have matured. The cost, complexity, and time it takes to modernize many legacy systems makes placing those systems in a cloud environment with a security layer in front of it an appealing option. So security has become a 'selling point.' for many cloud advocates".
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/84693.html
$SFOR is RDY2ROCK
What? I gotta wait another year.....
Perhaps Brava will keep me in pocket change.
Many Thanks to all posting DD this morning.
You stopped
Vasco Dead in its tracks.
Yes, only 3 posts there this year, they ask an Open Ended Question, you gave them an Answer that Closed the Show !
SWEET !
Thanks Zpaul, 2 more HSN Air Dates in Aug !
I was thinking along those same lines
Lolaspike - Seems you found a Gold Nugget.
Great Find
I was just informed about the Co. BVTK Sunday Morning from the otherside of the world.
Seems BravaTek poised and RDY2ROCK.
After only 3 hours of DD, I advised my Board to check it out.
They are not just doing Cyber Security, there's a whole other side to BravaTek TOWERING over the Cyber Security aspect. When you have a Management Team especially the CEO of this Caliper and making Multi Million Dollar Deals and a share Price of .007. Well it's sound like Oppertunity is not Knocking, it's Banging on the door.
With you finding the Tweet and hunting down the Connection:
Stated Perfectly Lola
When it rains it pours, and Lighting Deals are Stuck.
As we are seeing with SFOR, most of the time you see the Lighting Deals happening before you hear the PR Thunder.
Great as it gives plenty of time to accumulate, knowing the Big Boom is Coming.
I'm waiting for the PPS Flood Gates to Open.
Don't let the comment
by Matty deter your enthusiasm.
10K Quote:
Our MobileTrust Ò mobile product will be priced for the consumer through the appropriate mobile phone store(S), as well as direct, distribution and OEM sales for higher volume enterprises, including volume discounts to the degree allowed by the telecommunications providers.
It's not to hard to imagine Mobile Trust being built in to Cell Phones.
It's a great sales Pitch for say Samsung, Built in Keyboard Encryption!
Or an OEM Loaded App from say Verizon. Come on SKIP the Bloatware Verizon, add helpful Security Apps.
It should be Front and Center at the Cell Phone Checkout Section of Best Buy.
Anyone here feel safer after you Loaded Mobile Trust ?
Sorry, Silly Question...
Re: "What Sales"
"we're starting to see a lot more retail sales getting done, so we're starting to see a real push out in the retail space"
"We're actually at a point now where were right this minute where we have some very strong sales in front of us, these are some of the big sales we've been working on quite a while now"
"the retail space we do manage and spend a lot of time on and starting to see some major steps getting done."
"But definitely the sales are developing, some large numbers out there that we are getting done w we're getting involved in more discussions and we should start seeing again the second half of this year as very very sizable, at least that's what we see now and hope, we'll see what transpire"
Glad Your Back Justgarbage87
"I feel like its just in the nick of time...) "
Well perhaps still a little early, but still better to be on the train when it decides to leave the station, than be left on the loading platform.
I don't expect the 2Q #'s to show to much more than Q1, as it will only show a small increase in sales, HSN, etc. On GID & MT.
But Q3 & Q4 will include More sales + income from some Deals which are Completed, and it takes 3 months before the Revenue hits the Books.
"We need to win the lawsuits..." Obviously !
"Settlements/won lawsuits are something that can be brought to the table when making a deal that would provide instant respect and tremendous leverage."
Hard to state it any better.
And it also has more impact when a letter to a company of infringment goes out. SFOR has 26 more on the list.
Now an Apple or Google may still need to be taken to Court, but many will just roll over and work out a deal, once a few Settlements or Jury Trials are won.
"You dont find many other penny stock plays with one of the best law firms in the country working for them on contingency, thats for dang sure."
Country ? Well that would be Blank Rome.
SFOR has one of the Best Law Firms in the World Ropes & Gray working on Contingency also. Hard to deny with a Win/Loss track record of 43:0 or 43:1 in 2016.
So many of us, are betting the House on the Law Firms and the Patents being upheld.
Thanks to ACS, we have a Tremendous Advantage already, when you look at the Companies they have deals with already. If SFOR name drops.
To Drive the Point Home - Let's take a look at ACS's Largest Clients
In their Respective Areas, ACS's Clients are the Largest in the World, and who knows what Enities may Lie behind the NDA's.
At minimum SFOR / ACS are working with the Largest Companies in the World.
These companies have done Extensive Due Diligence and are going with StrikeForce's Intellectual Property and ACS.
They are self-evident and Speaks for themselves:
" Additionally, as a security tool, some of our clients have are under non-disclosure. That said, BLACKROCK, AON, BANK OF AMERICA MERCHANT SERVICES and FIRST DATA CORP Represents the Largest Clients as well as have done extensive due diligence. "
BlackRock, Inc. is an American global investment management corporation based in New York City. Founded in 1988, initially as a risk management and fixed income institutional asset manager, BlackRock is the world's largest asset manager with $5.4 trillion in assets under management. BlackRock operates globally with 70 offices in 30 countries and clients in 100 countries. Due to its power, Blackrock has been called the world's largest shadow bank.
AON plc is a British multinational corporation headquartered in London, United Kingdom, that provides risk management, insurance and reinsurance brokerage, investment banking, human resource solutions and outsourcing services. Aon has approximately 500 offices worldwide, serving 120 countries with 72,000 employees.
In 2011, Aon was ranked as the largest insurance broker in the world based on revenue. Aon was the principal partner and global shirt sponsor of the Premier League team Manchester United F.C. from 2010 until 2014.
Bank of America Merchant Services, LLC is a wholly owned subsidiary of Bank of America specializing in handling credit, debit, stored value, and electronic benefits transfer (EBT) card transactions.
BOA Merchant Services was formed in 2004, when Bank of America purchased National Processing Company from National City Corp. for $1.4 billion. Bank of America then consolidated its own Merchant Services division into the Louisville, Kentucky-based company. A call center for the company is located in El Paso, Texas.
First Data Corporation is a global payment technology solutions company headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, United States. The company's STAR interbank network offers PIN-secured debit acceptance at ATM and retail locations.
First Data has a global footprint of 6 million merchants, the largest in the payments industry. The company handles 45% of all US credit and debit transactions, including handling prepaid gift card processing for many US brands such as Starbucks. It processes over $1 trillion in card transactions annually, with an 80% market share in gas and groceries. First Data has also provided shopping metrics for national news networks such as USA Today, ESPN, The New York Times and Vox.
The company has been recognized by the UK's Information Commissioner's Office as one of the companies whose binding corporate rules for data privacy are aligned with the EU's Data Protection Directive.
And for RDY2ROCK in S.Korea Rock On !
I have to ask
Why not begin the headline of your post with MOON or something positive, and then give your view ?
Begining with .ooooo1. That's a very odd rarity of that happening.
With revenues begining to roll in during the 3Q or at least during Q4, and will probably hear of at least 1 or 2 deals announced, so this is still a money maker, with or without the Lawsuits.
The lawsuits are a tremendous reason for people remaining shareholders for another year or so, or to a buyout !
I'm sure anyone who wants to sell after a few deals and Revenues are in the books, won't lose on their investment if they are holding now. We've got one person, who's been holding since 2005, many from the trips. At LEAST one will have 2.5M when it hits $0.05.
Point being there's no reason to begin a post in the negitive, unless it dropped into the trips or below, or Bo loses the Mayor Race.
The best thing to do is probably double down if it drops below a penny imo. But it seems everyone has their own investing style and reason for their Headline of a Post.
As with many others, Mine Speak for themselves.
What contracts? The contracts Kay says are done.
Tired of Spoon Feeding
Quite Possibly the ones that ACS says are Done.
" Additionally, as a security tool, some of our clients have are under non-disclosure. That said, BLACKROCK, AON, BANK OF AMERICA MERCHANT SERVICES and FIRST DATA CORP Represents the Largest Clients as well as have done extensive due diligence. "
Not to mention, a Large DoD Contractor under a NDA.
But then who's counting at this point.
Strikeforce Technologies New Set
Listen to the description of the new Strikeforce Technologies Set, it describes the Newest Cyber Security Shields and various upgrades.
TUTORIAL BEGINS 30 Sec. IN.
Re: "PPS range for the balance of this year is .005 -- .025"
I'm glad to know someone can predict.
Do you already know what Deal(s) and the Companies that will be announced ?
Do you know for sure there will be no settlements by the EOY ?
I could go on, but Longs know the story.
According to Kay :
Yes excellent Book.
The way the hacker Got into the system was very interesting.
Before reading the book, I had found something similar (not hacking)
In a 1966 mainFrame computer I was working on in 1979. On the F-4 Fight Simulators. The problem was with the RAWS Electronic Warfar radar system. I was asked to install a new version of the Aircraft box in the sim, and told I should see no difference. As the system was turned on, it would shut itself off as the display was about to come on. The problem was in a Ring Timer within the software. And was not allowing sufficient time for the system to come up. I went in to the memory core, changed (doubled the timing) and it worked.
I was asked by my Branch Chief and supervisor to go over to the commanders office, I had no idea why, I thought I was in trouble.
I got a 6 page letter of accommodation, from different Officers down the chain of command to the guy who had asked me to swap AirCraft Black Boxes in the Sim.. My commander Added his letter on top of the others, his letter with, "Rarely have I seen as a letter more impressive as this"
Yes those were the days, that Main Frame built in 1966 had 8K of core memory and it was the size of two shoe boxes. LOL.
The Hard drive was called a Drum and stood 3 ft tall and and 2 feet across.
Now you can fit 6TB on a Portable Harddrive. Or 256GB on a Thumb Drive. Moore's Law hard at work for decades.
Today's Smartphone makes the futuristic Star Trek Communicator look like a tinker toy. We've come a long way baby.
Glad you enjoyed the nostalgia trip multivalue, and as stated, it's still a Book Cyber Security Professionals should read today.
But written so anyone can read and understand. I know I could not stop reading it once I started.