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Re: Beauneedsbiscuits post# 30471

Wednesday, 04/05/2017 4:13:40 AM

Wednesday, April 05, 2017 4:13:40 AM

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I worked in a small office in One Wilshire in Downtown LA for a privately held company that grew from 10 to 100 million/year in revenue (before moving to swanky digs). All from that office, which was the size of a few partners' offices at a Big Four accounting firm. Services companies like ICLD don't necessarily need a lot of office space. Sometimes datacenters account for the real estate, and sometimes people are in the field earning consulting dollars.

Every small company I've worked for (vs. Fortune 1000) usually operates from an address completely separate from the staff. I know nothing about ICLD's situation in particular, but take this into consideration.

The most important thing IMO are their revenues which are a) real, and b) impressive for an OTC stock trading at low values. Look at the market (SDN/NFV/cloud), and similar tech companies that suffer losses to grow (think of every tech IPO in the red for the last umpteen years), and you can see the potential.