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Hmm, nearly a million in less than an hour? Seems promising that there could be more to follow.
Are we there yet?
To the MOON!!!
How is installed to the Azure Cloud fluff? I think that is rather significant as are all the systems it can now cover.
I completely agree and while I recognize that data security doesn't come cheap certainly adding to the cost of business, any business, bank, cloud provider, health provider, etc. has to consider what the cost of being on the front page and likely some lawsuit is to the bottom line.
I thought this PR laid a great foundation to what we should be expecting, hopefully in the not too distant future, with somebody, and at this point I don't care big or small, signing on to VP and coughing up some dough.
No agenda here either having been here for 3+ years now. I come from an IT background and if VLDI can make money with this, it's just a matter of time before some sort of price explosion takes place.
Agreed, they do tend to be quite conservative. My only point is that were I a banker, my IT department would be in significant meetings where they had best be assuring the bank's data and especially PII is guaranteed secure or some department heads are going to roll.
That I do agree with you on, the need for VLDI to follow through on this last PR and complete contracts that generate actual revenues is what will truly drive the price of VLDI.
Hmmm, "...proven to work." Yeah, guess those that got hit with the ransomware showed what's proven to work might not have been so great. And no, I've been a software developer (mentioned in many past posts) for years and not a banker but if I were in banking, I'd certainly be a bit more concerned about my security because it is becoming increasingly clear with each passing attack that what is believed to be "...proven to work" may just not be the case and no bank would want to be the next big item in the news.
Yes, when you are desperate for a solution, anything might get considered. And one would think that being installed on the Azure Cloud might be considered an enterprise solution and would be all the assurance that other sizeable enterprises would need for consideration.
I highly doubt that you could present yourself as a prospect so you are not likely to see it any sooner than the rest of us.
For once in your VLDI lifetime, look forward instead of backward. Get out of the past.
News link: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/validian-protects-against-latest-ransomware-110000714.html
Love this line: "Validian has spent Q4 2016 and Q1 2017 completing migration: to the Azure Cloud platform ..." IMO, that's yuge!!
Hmmm, banks and large enterprises. I like it. Finally, what looks like some decent forward progress. Revenues should come soon and could possibly be quite good.
Wow, you successfully scaled the WH fence. :):) Go BICX!
...and coming, but always too soon. Ain't waiting such fun?
It seems to me that the question to ask based on your comment is who is willing to continue to accept these promissory notes from VLDI to keep the company going? It would appear that some clearly know more than we mere peons know.
Might need a few days of million plus in volume for that, 189K ain't gonna make it.
Pip was the one scaling the WH fence. :)
Awesome. I bought my '69 Fastback in 1986 as the third owner. Sold it for a deposit on home building materials that we never used and then bought it back so I'm the third and fifth owner. The fourth never drove it and it sat in a garage for a couple of years. I'm looking to do a frame off and because it is nothing special, it'll be a restomod pro-touring car when done. Maybe BICX will pave the way with enough to get to that point.
You didn't sell that 'stang to do that did you? :)
Another week gone by..... :(:( Such promise, such a waste.
Isn't that date sometime in June? IMO we sit here and churn at the 50% retrace level from the recent high until the FDA's decision. And yes, considering the turmoil and in your face press that this issue has generated, I certainly anticipate a positive outcome.
My thoughts go out to you for sure as I know you have been around this longer than I have. Come July I think it is something like 5 years for me, I can't even remember anymore.
InterSystems and/or HFACS, someone has to be able to do something with this software. I don't have a ton of this but did always think there was some merit to it so have have hung in there.
So, with such an abundant amount of recent information swamping us, just how long does LF expect everyone to wait on something coming from the HFACS partnership because I'm still waiting on something positive from the InterSystems partnership and we've been years on that one. Geeze LF, either Quture has something of value or you don't and we the peons should be able to know one way or another.
Regrettably penny-land boards are full of folks making comments on stocks that they have no stake in. Now SFPatsFan is a bit different as for us "old-timers" we do know that he has been invested in BICX in the past as stated but the fact that he doesn't currently own shares does not mean that he may not buy in the near or far future. The thought of a "poor" decision only rests within yourself and not some other opinion. And yes, most in penny-land are aware of the risks so there is no need to get worked up over a differing opinion.
Local, state and even the feds will "force" insurance companies to cover treatment soon enough considering the magnitude of the problem. The only question becomes whether BioCorRx gets their share of the pie.
Agree. What I have left are freebies and if it went to zero tomorrow I will have made some profit here.
True but the problem is far more pronounced theses days and the injection simply provides another form of delivery for the medicine that hopefully will entice many more insurance companies to start covering the procedure.
Agreed. The only thing I would say is that I suspect that there are a ton of investor eyes now glued to little ol' BICX. One day it will come and from the looks of things, there may not be too long to wait.
That's the best point ever. Now when the cities, states and feds get on board recognizing the long term impact of the implant and for those that need or prefer the injection, then we're truly off to the races.
We've been to .30 before. I was there and sold a bunch at .18 during that run up. Not only that my original CEYY shares were bought at .28. I'm sure you are quite well aware of where the price was at just a few months back. Those who bought in a few months back are still sitting on quite the profit. We are still in pennyland and have no idea what the FDA is going to come back with. You are assuming a positive response from the FDA but if it isn't guess what price we'll be at in seconds and selling at .20 will seem like the most brilliant move in the investment world.
I was telling a friend of mine about this move from .02 to .30 sitting at .20 and he stated, rather emphatically; "sell it". The risks are quite real even though we perceive that the company is on the cusp of something far better. However what he didn't know is that the shares I do have left are freebies. The company can go out of business tomorrow and I will have made money here but I had to sell some to get to that point.
I guess my real point is that today is no real surprise. Seen it, been there, done it.
I believe that there are SEC forms that would require to be filed once you reach the 5% threshold of ownership. Such a form being filed would be a tip-off to the potential of an outside buyout attempt. Others here I'm sure can better explain this.
Still in snoozeapalooza, wake me up when something truly happens here. Tweets ain't doing it so we need something rather concrete.
Too phunny!! Well, the company hasn't shut down yet so my dice roll are still rolling and haven't stopped yet.
Yes they are and have been for quite some time, the issue is who pays for it. IMO that is the real motivation for the injection, because it appears that may be more enticing to insurance companies than the implant. And it is all GOOD!! However they do it is fine by me!!
The contract with that city in CA should help a lot with some visibility in the gummint arena.
I see we are still at snoozeapalooza.
I hope you are correct BIGDADMAC because right now if feels like "love in an elevator."
Like everyone has been saying, just how many people on this board do you think your "facts and logic" are swaying? I've been here three plus years now and while I'll agree regarding the content you present, this is .02 penny stock!! It is what it is and nothing you or anyone touting it will change the minds of those of us who are here to simply speculate or gamble.
No one left here cares anymore. I know I certainly don't. I have placed my bets and I'm just sitting by and watching the dice roll. Regardless of how they come up, my money, my decision, my choice and nothing you post here is of value to me in this endeavor.
Patience with a penny stock is more often than not the rule as long as you feel confident with your original decision to purchase it. Several on this board have been here for years when our first purchases were of CEYY and the implant was the rage. Fortunately an entirely new management team is now associated with BICX and clearly are trying to move this company forward and upward.
1) They can come at any time for example the most recent one or one with another city government. There could be additional clinics coming on board.
2) No. Think about it, you could have bought for .02 - .03 not too long ago. This price is still quite the profit and many may sell waiting for some TA level well below here.
3) I don't think so, but I'm not overly knowledgeable on MM activities.
Did LF break his thumbs? No tweets? Geeze, nothing but crickets.