AIAdvertising Inc (AIAD)

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I would think the majority of people who invest in the OTC arena based on its long history, if honest with themselves, know better than to totally commit to any information without first taking in a few grains of salt. That being said… part of the appeal investing in such murky depths go hand in hand with the “Pie In The Sky” illusions which do permeate throughout the land.

Warfaretrader is obviously a seasoned investor and it’s a benefit to this board to have him take time to honestly point out all the potential trappings of any company trading at these levels. It's information that can be formulated when an investor feels a stock is reaching a critical stage on whether it should be held or sold.

My own personal assessment of CLWD at this stage is heavily weighted towards SWARM being developed into full SaaS. Is all the information implying this move provided by the company at this point all hype? There lies the million dollar question and something each individual has to ask themselves. Based on my exposure I’m familiar with what goes into the conversion and well aware of the many variables that can arise as part of the process. The amount of time it’s taken to this juncture isn’t unreasonable when you factor in the current developmental phase of the company. If this was a company trading on a major exchange with plenty of funding and skilled engineers at their disposal it would certainly take less time. The flip side being… you wouldn’t have the opportunity to buy shares under a penny and that’s part of what underlies the “should or shouldn’t I” factor when it comes to making an investment decision in CLWD.

On the surface—First three quarter revenue totals for 2020 exceeding 2019’s; minimal dilution up to this point for an OTC company; a share price well below 1X’s multiple; servicing an industry with tremendous upside; full SaaS conversion which could lead to sizeable top-line revenue growth increase; impressive clientele list; and a very attractive partnership/merger candidate. All this reflects potential catalysts to appease both the longer and shorter term investor.