Smartmetric, Inc. (Q (SMME)
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Annual Report (10-k) Edgar (US Regulatory) - 10/12/2018 6:05:52 AM
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Current Report Filing (8-k) Edgar (US Regulatory) - 12/26/2017 2:56:10 PM
Quarterly Report (10-q) Edgar (US Regulatory) - 11/14/2017 4:25:55 PM
Amended Annual Report (10-k/a) Edgar (US Regulatory) - 10/27/2017 3:11:01 PM
Chaya Thursday, 07/04/13 06:01:19 PM
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It appears some people have overlooked a very fundamental point about SMME We are moving from being an R&D company to an income generating company with our first product release next month. While we are extremely excited about this product and other related products in the future, our biggest product that has taken a decade to engineer is also very close to release. The biometric card has a huge upside with its targeting of the 1.5 Billion units existing EMV Card market worldwide. And we have no known competition and our product is a world first touching not only the banking but security, idenity, healthcare, government issued documents etc. This is our foundation product and remains our focus.
On top of our incredible products built around our very own inhouse developed biometrics electronics and software, we have in play a massive lawsuit against the two largest financial institutions in the world. We are claiming over 13.4 Billion Dollars. The largest patent claim in United States history. We have won major victories in court to date. Before the Judge are a number of motions including motions by SmartMetric for summary judgment on the question of infringment and a seperate motion of summary judgment of damages. These judgments may be ruled on within weeks. This is publicly known.
We have seen naked manipulation of our share price. Last week we saw minutes before close a trade for a $100.00 that dropped our closing price by .3 cents. We have also had comments both blatant and surreptitious only with one aim and that is to undercut support for SmartMetric. I need not state the obvious. We are in a massive battle with Billions at stake. But we as a company will not waiver in our resolve because we know we have right on our side. To the brave go the spoils of War.
Correctly stated mrnutsandbolts in your post concerning patents. I own issued patents that predate the formation of SmartMetric. I transferred ownership of one of my Patents to SmartMetric. I had no obligation to do so but I chose to do this for the collective good of all the shareholders. I could have easily just given permission to SmartMetric to use the "464" for its fingerprint biometric smartcard and retained the ownership of the Patent. To put it simply I could have owned solely the Billion dollar lawsuit and engaged Pat Bright outside of SmartMetric. I didn't. So instead I CHOSE to put this into SmartMetric.
I have other Patents. I own them. They are my intellectual property. I have patents pending that I also own. They are my inventions and my intellectual property that have nothing whatsoever to do with SmartMetric. For instance I have a patent pending for a method of rapid DNA sequencing in order to accomplish a new methodology to perform rapid DNA analysis and comparison with known somatic gene mutations and compare this with newly viewed somatic mutations extracted from the patients DNA following the rapid sequencing of the patients DNA. This has nothing to do with SmartMetric.
I own other corporations and have other businesses interests outside of SmartMetric. Under my engagement with SmartMetric I am free to continue to invent and create while also operating my other businesses. I will add that SmartMetric has my devoted attention along with the vast majourity of my time.
Concerning the person who asked if we had a factory and with incredulity wanted to know how SmartMetric could even think up and develop such technology I responded to him clearly and to the point. After which he then turns around and says "because he knows someone who had done software that was bought by a larger company" and since SmartMetric hasn't been bought by someone bigger then this in some way reflects badly on SmartMetric as an investment. All I can say is how ILOGICAL.
I will state the obvious. So because Apple wasn't bought out by a larger company in its early days it wouldn't have been a good company to invest in. Of course not. It is the small tech company with a great technology that time and time again has returned investors over the long haul amazing returns.
I have tried to provide the good people on this site with accurate information as best as I can while at the sane time protecting the company from transgressing SEC regulations. I will continue to provide clarification when and where needed while only stating information that is publicly disclosed. Kind regards to al
