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Fair points, during that period, I had the anticipation that development and adoption would would drive a couple cycles of additional development and adoption, so I personally didn't expect much in sales, but in that I can't speak to the expectations of others. Thanks for the correction.
I don't think you are wrong, you may well be reading the current status better than I am, but I won't be unrealistic about when and IF the company is going to be relevant in the market. Hopes and positive attitude have rarely increased my holdings, but grasping realistic expectations has.
"The Company has completed concept design work and anticipates beginning equipment fabrication and assembly in the third quarter of 2018. Management anticipates launching the production of optical fiber preforms in early 2019."
From their Form 8K
https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=12688386&guid=zKAoUFUYuTHMzyh
So perhaps they are busy in Virginia facility and forgot to forward their Vegas phone number there.
Pretty sure Bill isn't the one driving the stock into the 0.30s, everytime Rory puts out a nothing burger video, this happens. The Only things that will turn it around are revenues. There are a couple things that will also temporarily boost it; announcement of more MAJOR partnerships, buyout offer(s), uplist to NASDAQ. But pumping out regurgitated info, hasn't helped one time, and has consistently proven the opposite. It's supposed to tell the existing longs, that are as discouraged as Bill and I about our valuation losses, to hang in there longer.
Sure, I have no argument, I just have a very active imagination, that makes me rapidly envision alternatives and options. I admit my speculation. That said, an example is connecting together Rory's propensity to the word "simultaneously". So I envisision one iteration where he announces that the 3 uplisting activities are happening simultaneously with his interview release. Although, there might be regulations preventing SockAwareness from sitting on that video prior to such a PR. so HIGHLY UNLIKELY. But I also think they can't afford many more BS hype promos and still remain credible. Rory seems look a good guy that is zealous, perhaps the quiet period was at the recommendation of his staff to mitigate the number of overly optimistic communications and damaging his reputation.
Could also be a partnership or buyout offer announcement. But that seems like the wrong place for that to happen. I think you're probably right.
Spot on Bill!
It's hard to take Rory seriously when we only see hype without results($$$), as our stock value plummets in a free fall.
Show us the contracts with extremely high probability of significant revenue, or better yet, show the revenue, instead we get quiet periods, pushed out release dates, and hopeful, but otherwise inconsequential PRs. nFusz seems poised for success, but that's not the same thing as the success itself, and watching everyone on here salivating with undue optimism rather than over actual results, is an exercise in self-flagellation. Let's hope the interview Monday has substance, announcement about the execution of the uplisting, a buyout offer by Adobe in conjunction with the Marketo buyout, a buyout offer by an Adobe competitor, pre-earnings info, something, anything with a direct, rather than hopeful, connection to revenues. People on here HATE any dialog contrary to their dreams of making millions, so do I, but if there's bad news, you swallow hard and deal. Adobe buying Marketo will most likely impact nFusz's relationship with Marketo, it could go either way, but just because you don't like the idea nFusz gets left out in the cold, no less makes it a viable possibility. It would be GREAT if Adobe adopted nFusz, but no one is talking about it yet, so why "count your chickens"?
I do know what you mean, I understand the spirit of your point. I do worry about pennies, because a few pennies differential on penny stocks can equate to hundreds, or thousands differential at the point of sale, and those hundreds/thousands can really add up if you keep track.
I worked for a large company that moved billions in payroll ever couple weeks, one of the internal auditors figured out that the bank they were using to distribute the direct deposit funds, would hold the balance for a couple minutes, prior to execution, and that the amount of interest they were earning from those few seconds of 'holding' that much money was in the thousands, and required addressing. Things like this make me aware of just how important a few pennies can be. GLTY too.
No Actually quite a few thousand, 4500 to be exact, to help offset the loss of the thousands I bought at $1.60+
NOT TRUE:
Major Tom
If only there were news to post.....
When a software development company is creating their product(s), testing it, QA, etc., and trying to market it to the full spectrum of company sizes, I'm not really surprised their sales generation is non-existent, par for the course. HOWEVER, if they can't produce some numbers in late 2018, early 2019, based upon the relationships they have been touting, that will prove to be their undoing.
In the case of nFusz they aren't just trying to develop a product, nor even just a product suite, but rather a penetration of a broad list of diverse markets while simultaneously developing the former items, and that takes time, and timing. I've watched some REALLY, REALLY great technologies, mismarketed or failed marketed, and some mediocre ones succeed. Personally, I think nFusz is on a good course, but running a little behind schedule. The next couple quarter's results will be pivotal.
No, it's much more than buttons on screen, but it is a technology that saddles/depends on other tech, rather than being a tech unto itself. It's more a collection of refinements and application of existing processes.
It doesn't for me. Why would Adobe allow Marketo to continue using nFusz, when they already have their own technology to do the same thing?
1.) Adobe might like nFusz better and go with it, but they could have pursued it independently already. (I can't speak to this option)
2.) Adobe might guide Marketo to drop Fusz and use their own tech.
3.) Adobe might allow Marketo to continue operating independently after seeing their success.
4.) Salesforce might have even more reason to adopt nFusz at an accelerated rate, or develop their own solution.
This could also be a planned collateral effect by Adobe to slow the adoption rate of nFusz Technology and give their interactive video more time for first to market adoption.....
Such as? It already seems to provide the user with everything I've seen so far in an nFuszed video. Except the phone.
That's a pretty effective approach, I almost bought stuff.
The more you buy at these prices, the less it has to move to generate return.
Especially if the price nevers goes up enough to get back out of the hole.
I wouldn't be surprised if it weren't an owner or existing BoD from Sound Concepts
Yes I was trying to lend an 'assist'. I don't believe Rory counts as a BoD as relates to the uplist, because he would not be considered and "independent" BoD.
From what I have dug into their tech so far, they take existing videos and create addtitions they lay on top of the original video, without changing it, so the content comes from two different sources; where the video is stored and from nFusz. That's why every video we see has the nFusz.com/player text in the URL, instead of Youtube(which nFusz does in the back ground).
This means they are looking for a cloud partner that can provide servers for the nFusz component (and could also store the original video content too, when desired). The choice of "cloud", which is more a marketing term than a technology, is to provide dynamic scaling as demand changes in real time. Most cloud providers offer the option to automatically add additional capacity as they detect demand increasing and then remove the capacity as the demand decreases, thereby allowing customers to only pay for what they use, rather than paying for a massive infrastructure only used to accommodate peak loads.
Where in the words "the most installed business software in the world" do you see the abbreviation, "CRM"?
Spot on
Do with what you will, If you want a refined, wordsmithed version, I'm sure I could clean it up, just comments off the top of my head
I think you are on track
09/14/2018 Quarterly Report for the 3 Months Ending June 30, 2018https://backend.otcmarkets.com/otcapi/company/financial-report/202581/content
Great thoughts. Here's More.
I'm a veteran corporate IT Architect working for decades for Tier A companies.
When I first heard about nFusz, I shrugged it off, thinking, "Big deal, someone added a URL to a video, youtube has been doing that for years."
Then I took another look and realized how much more than that they are. They coalesce, metadata in new and HIGHLY meaningful ways creating a new depth of feedback loops and data mining. They have been able to permeate profoundly different industries, with variations on the type of data feed into niche gaps that few have considered. This diversity of customers will have the effect of creating a broad awareness of the company, literally showing up everywhere, knowingly or not. Each of their specialized variants of the core product augments people's lives and work, allowing additional methodology to connect in the personal way social media has so successfully accomplished. A student gets homework assignments, while their parent updates their doctor pursuant to an office visit, and grandma orders Christmas gifts. And nFusz was there for each.
I have little delusion that nFusz will be the next FAANG company, but I do think we will increasingly see them show up.
Add to that, the fact that once sizeable revenues come in, they will certainly launch massive new develop cycles and innovations. Think VMware, once the money came in, the plethora of ways to repurpose their fundamental innovation was difficult to keep pace with. I can see a number of ways this core innovation be repurposed, and potential improvements in the elegance of deployment, that could make their place a household norm.
Best of Luck to you nFuszers.
The company is still unresponsive in every way. I've tried their investor relationship contacts (phone and email), their own main phone number many times, email, fax, you name it. The only sign of life is the recent NT 10-K filing. They don't seem to have someone to simply answer the phone, or even have an answering machine, it just rings, and cuts off. If this is a quiet period, ....it working. I wonder if anyone lives close enough(Vegas) to visit their office address and knock on the door, maybe Ken had a heart attack in the office and no one has found him yet.
Watching Prediction
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=143281754
To maximize the uplist price by demonstrating high value of FUSZ, apart from the value of Sound Concepts. (My speculation)
I thought about your point a bit more, and while you are correct, there is another component to consider. Yes SC provides the revenues necessary for an uplist, HOWEVER it may not provide the full valuation Rory is looking for from the FUSZ component, so there is a possibility that he might still want to wait and see how close his extrapolation realizes, to maximize the IPO pricing.