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Re: tthutch post# 54819

Thursday, 05/12/2016 1:45:09 PM

Thursday, May 12, 2016 1:45:09 PM

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TThutch,

Please review pages 26 (towards the bottom) through page 28 of the 10K.

Grab your calculator and see EXACTLY what the balance of convertible promissory notes and other convertible debt features.

I've done the math for everyone who wants to review it. Over $6 MILLION in convertible debt features.

I don't know why you hate the message so much TThutch. The post is to prove there is still a SUBSTANTIAL RISK of dilution and that not all debt has been paid. Convertible debt CAN ABSOLUTELY BE DILUTIVE! Just because it can be, doesn't mean IT MUST BE.

That's why I'm not afraid of the debt...because I understand it.

You cannot deny that any of my previous post debt claims are wrong nor can you deny that ANY DEBT ATTACHED TO SHARES CAN BE DILUTIVE! Why do you hate it or are afraid of that being a fact so much? What part of it scares you?

Maybe you're just afraid of the share price direction lately. Probably still blaming phantoms like "tick traders" and "mean ol Market Makers" on the share price fall. Maybe you need to believe there's no more possibly dilutive debt because an R/S threat scares you because you're over invested.

No matter what the reason, I've tried my very best to explain the balance sheet and the current debt devices that SFOR has. I've also explained that I love the SFOR story and am bullish the stock, a buyer of the stock, and can actually imagine a place where the shares are much much higher than they are now and are currently terribly undervalued.
I know all of this through my decades of being a professional, now private trader.

I won't debate the debt issue further. Anyone who can't see the facts for fear, will never see the facts.