Data443 Risk Mitigation Inc (ATDS)

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Dr. after the 90's tech bubble crashed I took a class at the university that taught how some of the loopholes in the accounting practices were done. My favorite one was...let's say we both had websites (didn't matter what technology we sold) I would call you and say hey Dr. I'll pay you 20 million if you post my banner ad on your website and in return you pay me 20 million and I'll post your banner ad on my website. The next morning we send out PR's saying two new IPO startup technology companies join together in a 40 million dollar venture. The money never exchanges hands and investors pump money into the stock in fear of missing out on the next best thing driving the stock price to the moon. Luckily the laws have changed since then that prevent companies from doing that anymore. But those were wild times. So the part about Jason not being a very good CEO and trying to run before learning to walk...for most other situations and businesses I would agree with you...however, this is different and here is why...Jason worked on software security development projects over the years. He's very familiar with this industry and what's on the market. The companies he's acquiring have patented technology that is leading the new foundation for the future in security infrastructure. If he can quickly acquire these companies he can surround the market. Existing IT data security companies that are running legacy technology, will not be able to waste millions of dollars buying these companies and will have to license the technology from companies like Data443. The longer he waits the more expensive these companies will get. That's why timing is of the essence and is extremely important. I would be willing to bet that Araloc and it's patented technology is the most important company to acquire and that's why it's one of the first. Buying companies for their patents is very common practice in the technology world. Every company does it. Microsoft purchased a patent on human skin. You can easily look up how much money companies pay just for patented technology. Many of the technology companies buy the competitions patents just to make sure it never gets used by anyone else. It's important to be the first to own the new technology...if you're ever board look up how much Apple & Google pay Microsoft for every cell phone they sell.