AIAdvertising Inc (AIAD)

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Throughout my investment history I've rarely invested in OTC stocks. Prior to finding CLWD I flipped a couple but I find that mode way to consuming particularly at this point in my life. Don't get me wrong, I'm not that old but over a thirty year investment career I've been able to establish a well balanced comprehensive portfolio amassing enough wealth to put me in the position of not having to monitor activity on a consistent basis and I really have an appreciation for the flexibility that provides.

The reason I took such a large position in CLWD has to do with the companies fundamentals. Financials are as good as you're going to find in OTC land; a better than most share structure; not only actual revenues but respectable revenue numbers; solid clientele list and above all the specialized features of their "PRODUCT" and the infinite growth prospects of the industry it which it serves.

Now to your question: when it comes to public companies the degree of revenue growth trumps everything. It's quite simple. If you're a company that has significant revenue growth quarter after quarter investor momentum will always keep a share price ascending even through a reverse split. The flip side of course being your typical OTC company that has no viable product or revenues to speak of and only has intent on riding the dilution wave until it's at the point of doing a reverse split and starting the process all over again. Naturally, the reverse split will play out and the share price will plummet.

I anticipate the incorporation of AI into SWARM having a major impact on revenue growth going forward. If this starts playing out over the next couple years I feel the O/S count will still be reasonable enough to where the share price may reach the Nasdaq qualifying standard on its own. Price to sales multiples are really high in today's markets so they're not scrutinized as much when it comes to traditional measurements. Now you have analysts justifying a share price based on revenue numbers 1 to 2 years down the road instead of a couple quarters. Metrics have changed considerably and when you factor in CLWD providing services to trillion dollar industries such a digital advertising/marketing and AI, well you get the picture and its all good.