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XDSL was founded back in 1996. In 2000 during the tech boom XDSL's share price ran all the way up to above $20 per share.
Most companies from the tech boom have gone out of business. Instead of cashing out, XDSL's management stuck with the company.
I always wondered why but now I found out.
XDSL started out as the first company to develop a product with the ability to deliver digital television, high-speed Internet access and telephone services simultaneously over the existing copper telephone lines that exist today.
XDSL eventually realized that they should move out of the hardware side of the business and focus on TV software. It would be impossible for XDSL to compete with companies in China that can manufacture the hardware at much cheaper prices. Software on the other hand has high profit margins.
In 2003, XDSL shifted from being a hardware company to a TV software company. This caught my interest and I decided to become involved with the company.
From day one after meeting with XDSL management, they expressed their desire to expand into new technologies and told me that Nanotechnology is the future. Over the previous years, XDSL had built up a strong relationship with Lucent Technologies/Bell Labs and in 2003 Bell Labs opened up a Nanotechnology Laboratory and started the New Jersey Nanotechnology Consortium.
Bell Labs was having a special ceremony for the official launch of the New Jersey Nanotechnology Consortium and I attended this event with XDSL management. By accident, we happened to sit down next to the President of the New Jersey Nanotechnology Consortium. XDSL's CEO started talking to him and found out about special Nanobattery technology they had under development. A few months later XDSL formed a joint venture with Lucent Technologies/Bell Labs to commercialize the Nanobattery.
XDSL later expanded their relationship with Lucent Technologies/Bell Labs and signed another agreement to commercialize Magnetometer Nanotechnology they invented.
Ever since signing these two Nanotechnology deals, XDSL has received more media attention than any other OTC BB company. Last year alone XDSL was featured in both Scientific American and Wired Magazine, the two largest Science publications in the world.
From all of the publicity XDSL has been receiving, American Express got in contact with the company. American Express is developing new state of the art credit cards with enhanced capabilities but they have no way to power them. The credit cards need a power source that has a long shelf life, is durable and does not alter the shape of the card. The credit cards must be usable in the same swipe machines that exist today.
American Express realized that XDSL has the solution to their problems and two weeks ago they signed a contract with XDSL.
One week ago the U.S. Army signed an agreement with XDSL to explore military applications for the Nanobattery and Magnetometer. XDSL believes they will be able to develop bullets that can be guided directly to their target.
With all of this excitement, everybody has forgotten about XDSL's TV software. In fact, the software has become a liability to the company. Some investors love XDSL's Nanobattery and Magnetometer but don't believe in the potential of the software.
XDSL has been secretly developing a plan to use the software to create value for shareholders. They are about to start implementing this plan right now.
Google is a $150 billion company today for one reason and one reason only... they have revolutionized the way advertising takes place on the Internet. When you search for something on Google, sponsored links appear on the top and right hand side of the page. Advertisers bid against each other to appear in these sponsored links sections. When you click on these links, the advertisers pay Google as much as $25 per click.
Why are companies willing to pay so much per click? Because their advertisements are targeted directly to people who are interested in the product or service.
While Internet advertising rates have skyrocketed, TV advertising rates have been declining. TV is no longer the king when it comes to advertising. Why advertise on TV to people who most likely aren't interested in what you have to offer when you can advertise on the Internet to people who definitely are?
XDSL believes they have the ability to change the entire TV advertising industry. XDSL has invented a way for companies to target their TV advertisements directly to viewers who have an interest in what they offer. XDSL has figured out how to track the viewing habits of people so that the viewers receive advertisements that are targeted specifically to them.
XDSL believes they will make TV the king of advertising again.
Now you understand why XDSL has had more insider buying during the recent years than any other OTC BB stock. All of XDSL's research and development from 1996 is about to pay off big.
This is a once in a lifetime opportunity. During the past three years alone XDSL has spent over $17 million on research and development. XDSL is so far ahead of every other company in the industry and nobody knows about it.
Major players are beginning to support the company. Just today XDSL met with the Chief Rabbi of Ukraine, one of the most influential leaders in all of Europe.
XDSL is going to become a media company just like Google. XDSL will do for TV what Google has done for the Internet.
You are hearing about this from me first. XDSL will come public with their plan very soon. They are being cautious because they need to protect their intellectual property.
This will be earth shattering. This is going to turn the entire media industry upside down.
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