I came from an investment bank high frequency trading firm and two things I can tell you relative to INTV:
1.) You have to have your structure in place relative to proper offering regulations, that is paramount.
2.) You have to make the right investments for scaleability and have the right systems in place, be forward thinking and not be afraid to make infrastructure investment.
INTVs recent posts instill much confidence. Not that this is not news to any of you as most seem to know their stuff, I'll tell you this right now as a registered rep with over 4 FINRA licenses across 20 states and 8+ years experience in roles ranging from FINOP to IAR...the regulators will get their hand in this ICO realm, further than the news and reports have said to this point, it will be beyond a simple Howie Test...
The fact that INTVs recent post mentions setting up shop and awaiting regulations, no mentioning about trying to go around them or find a short term loophole, tells me they know what's up.
any loopholes now will be closed with the quickness, any of this using Youtube smurfs to push ICOs will be under fire too, any public offering not following proper means will be shut down, INTV is setting up to be a leader in this realm and is in a "pull" scenario. They are setting up their shop to be scaleable from a regulation point of view as regs come they will be ready.
In my opinion regulations will actually help this stock as when investors analyze others that aren't structuring intelligently and they fall by the waisteside that will highlight INTV in the future JMHO.
Also, this goes hand in hand with what I just mentioned, but INTV is not afraid to make investment and to make the updates known to it's shareholders. I'm dealing with a company now that has dropped from 17 cents to 2 cents in the past two weeks on supposed dilution and is in day 9 of a regsho violation and are not putting any PR out... INTV is proud of it's progress and wants stockholders to be too - that's a true company if you ask me..
