Telix QSAM Inc (QSAM)

[RandyKCMO]

I believe QPWR has a Bright Future. The recently announced agreements are provocative and bode well for the company's future.

I believe there remain a number milestones to be reached, but it looks to me like the stars are aligning quite nicely.

By any standard... over the last 6 to 9 months, it clear that management had found a working formula and is moving forward by growing the company in some pretty tangible ways.

Management seems focused on its niche market of soil engineering and composting. Although the acquisitions are being held a third party entity, EPH, it makes some sense if you think about it. Venture Capital groups are in the market to make money. If they would contribute millions or 10's of millions to a public company like QPWR their capital would be at risk... from dilution, from crooked individuals and management trying to fleece them and vice versa.

However, by using this third-party entity approach, the VC guys are more willing to expend their capital as they are able to retain ownership and control. QPWR benefits a number of ways in the process. Obviously, they own a tangible portion of each of these entities... 19.9% to be exact. If and when EPH would ever be liquidated or brought into the public market a substantial amount of the profits would be retained by QPWR.

In the mean time, as QPWR provides managerial oversight, it receives annual management fees. From my calculations, it shouldn't take too many more EPH acquisitions to actually tip the scale in QPWR favor so it will be operating at break-even or at a profit.

Add to this mix the recently announced exclusive marketing agreement with Agrarian Technologies and today's additional agreement with Senn Senn & Senn LLC, and we've just added another potential income stream to Q2Earth's future.

I might be dreaming here, but it seems to QPWR has a story that is potentially HUGE... think "Miracle Grow" HUGE... with the advantage that Q2Earth's efforts on essentially NON-CHEMICALLY BASED... plus each of their acquired composting companies will be a ready market and potentially positive proof that their soil enhancing technology and products do exactly what they say!

Yeah ... I'm not sure how long I will be holding this stock, but for now I'm fairly confident there's a lot of higher ground to be reached before I sell my shares.

In the mean time, the underlying value and bright future seems like a pretty compelling reason to continue adding to my current position. When public sentiment turns and people become convinced that QPWR is for real... and has a future... I think block sellers or potentially any sellers more and more difficult to find.

All this ... is just my opinion