My thoughts are that the largest shareholder is the successful CEO Daniel Yazbeck. We're in a company that is repeatedly and proudly demonstrating competence in a growing market, and they are taking all the appropriate steps to develop sizable profits using contracts and revolutionary products all while maintaining an impressive and admirable amount of transparency.
They've been operating a little over a year and are already breaching profitability, and the CEO has already mentioned consideration of a buyback, acknowledging the understated market value.
To quote Yazbeck's website,
"Think Limitless."
Or you can choose to claim you operate only on the hard facts of filings until they're presented to you and then deny their credibility.
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