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Tuesday, 12/08/2020 8:59:11 PM

Tuesday, December 08, 2020 8:59:11 PM

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...Market Cap here even at $1 would be $300 mil even w dilution to 300 mil OS.

Is that possible? i look around and see my boy lol enzc with a $280 mil market cap.

i look around and see King tsnp w a $1.3 billion market cap. Awesome companies...both of them.

Both the above have unique, revolutionary tech/biotech products...directly addressing major issues or flaws in huge industries.....ENZC w possible better HIV and Covid treatment, and TSNP w a better version of Paypal on worldwide scale. BUT: both are essentially still startups ...yet loooooook at their market caps-!


What im getting at, is IF SFOR mgt, CEO, noteholders play nice and dont dilute too heavy...well this stock could, and ive never said this before, realistically go to a dollar. A dollar today would still be less then ENZC market cap...and like 6 times less then tsnp’s.

Why coukd ‘dis happen? Because SFOR also has a superior solution in a HOT industry in the modern, and Covid ,world: the most secure video conferencing now in the world....in a world gone virtual. .....:wow is right....that and much of the convertible debt has been taken care of ....so IF the OS stays under even 400 mil in the next several weeks the pps run from here could be epic unicoorn:

“....we will be launching the industry's most secure video conferencing platform, the video conferencing industry is now forecasted to hit $50+ billion by the end of 2025 (according to Global Market Insights), and Continuation Capital is funding us with others approximately up to $2,500,000 for product marketing for SafeVchat and to retire convertible debt."


https://finance.yahoo.com/news/strikeforce-secure-video-conferencing-platform-133300751.html


So guys whats most exciting here is that SFOR simply built a better video conferencing mousetrap.....or how bout we call it a better Zoom mousetrap? Look what Zoom is going through this year about privacy flaws - something SFOR has made a clear game-changing product for:


It’s Looking Gloomy For Zoom: SEC Suit Filed

Stockholder Michael Drieu filed a class action complaint against defendants Zoom Video Communications, Inc., et al. for violating federal securities laws. The suit comes as Zoom and other videoconferencing platforms have seen usage increase dramatically, as millions move to telework during the COVID-19 pandemic. The rise in popularity has also revealed privacy flaws within Zoom.

Zoom allegedly “made false and/or misleading statements and/or failed to disclose that: (i) Zoom had inadequate data privacy and security measures; (ii) contrary to Zoom’s assertions, the Company’s video communications service was not end-to-end encrypted; (iii) as a result of all the foregoing, users of Zoom’s communications services were at an increased risk of having their personal information accessed by unauthorized parties, including Facebook; (iv) usage of the Company’s video communications services was foreseeably likely to decline when the foregoing facts came to light; and (v) as a result, the Company’s public statements were materially false and misleading at all relevant times.”

A July 2019 article revealed that hackers could exploit a flaw in Zoom to hijack and take over webcams. Afterward, Zoom stock fell by 1.22 percent, the equivalent of $1.12 per share. A few days later, a complaint filed with the FTC caused shares to fall an additional $1.32 per share (1.42 percent) to close at $91.40. Drieu argues that Zoom’s stock at the time was artificially inflated. Filings with the FTC reveal that Zoom used “catch-all” provisions for flaws and weaknesses, without identifying its own risks and weaknesses.

In light of the COVID-19 pandemic and widespread use of Zoom, the share price initially increased. However, a Vice article published on March 26, 2020, revealed that user information was sent to Facebook, resulting in a further drop in stock price. Zoom was sued for transferring this information, an issue which Zoom has now claimed to have fixed. Further revelations have led to multiple Attorney Generals to question Zoom and triggered the filing of a class-action lawsuit. The FBI cautioned Zoom users that hackers were “zoombombing” calls by hijacking meetings and spreading hate speech.

Further, Elon Musk’s SpaceX has banned its employees from using Zoom out of privacy concerns. Zoom CEO Eric Yuan wrote a blog post about the company’s failures and shortcomings. After these revelations, Zoom stock fell $29.77 per share, the equivalent of a 19.62 percent decrease. The shares closed on April 2 at $131.93. The complaint noted that Yuan “recently dumped $38 million of the company’s stock ahead of an investigation into security breaches.”


https://lawstreetmedia.com/tech/its-looking-gloomy-for-zoom-sec-suit-filed/


And from just last month ......as the case keeps going...:

Zoom Video Communications Inc. investors who accused the company of misleading them about software encryption flaws have a lead plaintiff following a federal judge in California’s appointment order.

Investor Adam Butt has the most to gain from the suit, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California said. Butt allegedly lost more than $209,000 after Zoom’s security issues became public toward the start of the coronavirus pandemic.“


https://news.bloomberglaw.com/securities-law/zoom-investors-get-lead-plaintiff-counsel-in-security-flaw-case



SO: ‘SafeVchat’ now becomes a market disrupter like ENZC and TSNP . So much so that they already have waiting customers in 6 countries around world w sales staff ready to sell.....and Fortune 500 companies inquirimg about it. Excellent! And best of all....guys when does ‘dis all happen....the usual penny time frame of ‘next quarter or next year’? No: SafeVchat’ goes live in 10. days.




FINALLY: So SFOR at a dollar guys would be a $230 mil market cap. But now lets compare this to Zoom’s market cap...Zoom, who SFOR now has a better safer product, has almost a lol $80 BILLION market cap today ! Always remember this before selling all your SFOR shares out here. I think its why the buying today did not stop...even though.there was heavy profit taking at .01...02...03 ....but steam rolled right through.

Its because as you will see below, even at $1 a share SFOR’s market cap would still be 1/80th Zoom’s(!!!). And look what Zoom’s OS iis at...thats right....198 million, only 23 mil less then SFOR’s(!!!).

Mike drop.

Price drop? i dont see a huge sell off anytime soon other then normal profit taking as we go up and into Dec 18 th launch and hype....hype that actually many corporations and people will want to know about cause SFOR built the safest video conferencing software on the planet....: what is that worth? 5 cents? lol....even .50 cents seems now super cheap in comparison....as guys, even at .50 cents SFOR’s market cap would be around $100 million, still some 8,000% less than Zoom’s, lol


...i guess we will see what Wall Street now thinks...but thank you Zoom.....you have set a goliath pps and market cap precedent of what can happen in this video conferencing industry. So before you sell all and out.....always look at Zoom’s share structure and market cap before you do, and look at their one year chart too thats been on fire.....and grab your dips and here we all go!:



ZM SECURITY DETAILS

Share Structure

Market Cap

$79,431,726,875

12/07/2020

Outstanding Shares

198,715,606

11/20/2020


https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/ZM/security