If we're speculating on how the dots connect on the Philly-Seattle week of travel... what if we remove IBM from your scenario and replace it with SAP Concur? We've seen the demo for SAP Concur and wouldn't a trip from Philadelphia (SAP United States HQ) to Seattle (SAP Concur HQ in Bellevue - 40 minutes from the Seattle airport) make sense? It'd be nice to have a fresh new demo to present in those meetings...

Updating Interactive Video

One thing (unrelated to the content) of the SHAC that I'd like to point out is the ease/ability to update these interactive videos. I watched the SHAC last night and while I loved the direction the company is going, one minor thing bothered me. When the button popped up for the notifiEDU video, it read "NOTIFIEDU PRINCIPLE VIDEO". Seemed to be a minor spelling mistake, but since it was related to education I figured it would probably be better to be spelled correctly.

I sent a quick e-mail to info@nfusz.com letting them know they may want to double-check the spelling. I received an automatic reply back with an interactive video I clicked on (https://app.nfusz.com/player/pKEZWU0t), which basically said if this is investor related click here, if this is technical issue click here, etc. I loved this. So much easier to direct my question to the appropriate place. Earlier in the day I had written another company trying to get a hold of a specific department, hours later received a reply asking me for more information before they could forward it on (still haven't heard back beyond that). The reply from nFusz was definitely more personable and got my info to the right department.

Anyway, long story short, I checked the SHAC this morning and that button has been updated to the correct spelling, "NOTIFIEDU PRINCIPAL VIDEO". Amazing response time, this team is working hard, plus I love the ease of how they can update those buttons/features without having to remake the whole video.

Withdrew from a Roth IRA a couple months ago...

You can withdrawal what you put in with no penalties/taxes (after the 5 year mark I believe it is). Anything beyond what you put in prior to 59 1/2 years old receives a 10% penalty, then that money is taxed as income (at least according to my financial institution when I inquired about it). After 59 1/2 it can be withdrawn without any penalties/taxes associated to it.

Another great day... we hit new highs and although it dropped from there, it's still a solid day of gains. I bought my first shares in late December at $0.09, have averaged up a dozen or so times, and it's been an incredible few months.

I've only had one bad day on board this nFusz train and that's when I got greedy and tried to sell a portion of my shares on a dip to buy back in for more "free" shares. I will say that was the only stressful day I've had, because I immediately wanted those shares back and didn't want to fight over those small margins. I learned my lesson, holding long, and not letting go. Even on the days that have had big drops, it hasn't been stressful because I know it'll rebound.

I've been checking out the board when I get a chance, but haven't been able to post as much, but just wanted to say thanks to everyone on here for all the insight and work you've provided over the past few months.

Not only did I tell my wife, I did one better...
I bought her a bunch of shares for Valentine's Day. Might be hard to ever top this gift.