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Hey PC. Hope you're still in VSTR. I still like it, still holding. Some info

The attraction to VSTR for me comes from the startups they work with, get revenue from and take equity stakes in. If you look at their latest SEC filing it shows little in the way of assets or revenue but they've made the very conservative decision to not record their equity stakes or revenue until the startups are able to be publicly valued. It would only take one of the startups to go viral for VSTR to see a very large gain in assets. Two that they have equity stakes in are looking very good right now. Look out if the go "viral." One is into cybersecurity for mobile phones - Rivetz. Some info on them

Featured in Rowlingstone report
Rivetz was one of our few sleeping giant picks this year that is still horrendously undervalued. RVT is a hardware based solution to security, that utilises blockchain. It uses an area of your phone called the Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) (in all phones.. yep!) that acts as a wallet, operating around the RVT token. Rivetz allows you access that environment, which completely protects your device. It’s THE cyber-security token, and the rumoured partnerships (and confirmed ones) are some of the best we’ve ever seen. We’d definitely suggest reading up on Rivetz, and watching the video here:

Here's a google search for Rivetz for the last month
https://www.google.com/search?q=%22rivetz%22&safe=active&source=lnt&tbs=qdr:m&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj8xvG3jM7YAhXBdN8KHZQTBbIQpwUIIQ&biw=1517&bih=735

Another of the VSTR startups looking good too - Emogi. Very good reviews. You know how people like to text. Partnered with major companies, as mentioned recently in a Forbes article:

"Platforms such as Giphy, Tenor and Emogi are leading the way in providing new ways for brands and marketers to enter mobile chat with messaging content formats."
"Brands across categories, including the likes of IKEA, McDonald’s, Bose, P&G are leveraging the Emogi platform to offer contextual stickers and GIFs to their consumers."
"A great example is Universal Pictures who partnered with Emogi on mobile messaging campaigns to promote a number of its latest movie releases including “Atomic Blonde”, “Girls Trip” and “Happy Death Day”."

https://www.forbes.com/sites/steveolenski/2017/12/05/the-rise-of-contextual-content-in-messaging-and-why-it-matters-for-brands/#3067cffd335d

https://www.emogi.com/

I see you're still picking winners. I'd love to make a reservation on the private island I heard you got.