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Re: ArtieB post# 56262

Monday, 04/27/2015 12:06:21 PM

Monday, April 27, 2015 12:06:21 PM

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While I agree the presentation was poorly done, there is no point in obsessing about it. What's done is done. I'm not sure what people were expecting from it anyways. Was he supposed to part the sea or something. The whole point was to invite small cap investors (not retail investors like us). Those people will see through his nervousness and focus on the product. If they're interested, they will contact VOIS, set up a meeting, see the device in action and invest or not. If they decide to invest, then after a month or so of back and forth between legal teams, the contract will be written, and VOIS will be infused with new investment funds. A time consuming process. Yes his presentation could have been better, but the small cap investors care more about the tech than the CEO's presentation skills. Leave it to IHUB crazies to focus on the asinine, like his deceased father, or whatever new ISSUE of the day. The ONLY thing that has ever mattered is the product release, distribution deals, and possible joint ventures. Things that actually lead to income generation and therefore value. Since Best Buy, Amazon, and others seem to be in the works, then I'm thinking everything is right on track. We shall see. I don't see what his supposedly dead father, or even his bad presentation skills have anything to do with it. I've been to too many small cap investment meetings looking for capital for mining company startups to believe for one minute that they care he was nervous on tv. These investment firms care about product product product and a mind reading mobile device speaks for itself.