Each individual investor has to do their own analysis and risk assessment when it comes to taking a position in an equity. So, I can only speak for myself.
When I started my position approximately ten months ago I was able to pick up a million shares at a time for 1,600 dollars and 80% of my CLWD holdings reflect that .0016 average. Over the first two months of being invested the share price reach intraday highs of .0163 both on July 6th and August 10th which on paper represented a 1,000% gain.
Over the next five months, leading up to the January 7th run, CLWD experienced the normal settling in at an average price range representative of a higher low signified by low volume days which normally follows a parabolic spike when heavy volume takes place over a short period of time.
What we're experiencing now since the last run is very similar in nature. The benefit of the last run has resulted in the attracted attention of many more investors and as a result the average daily volume is much higher which should decrease the time in-between potential runs. In fact, since January 7th, the float will have traded 3X's over within the next week or two.
In my view this is still a sound investment. I have no false illusion when it comes to the OTC markets and the moves management makes in order to benefit their own personal financial positions. But when taking that aspect into account, at this particular point in time with this particular holding, I view the added risk effecting future runs being low to moderate.
The current OTC arena fundamental measurements are too appealing to the unbiased objective investor when viewing CLWD’s 9.7M annual revenue total with current share structure and share price reflecting a multiple of (3.5).
The information the company has put out creates many potential catalysts over the remainder of 2021. Keep in mind one constant that has always been reflected over the course of history in the markets and never more obvious than the Dot.Com bubble that took place from 1995-2000, when so many fledgling companies share prices hit astronomical levels without any revenues being generated, is the basis centered solely around what the future might hold which the majority of the time always present share prices at their lowest entry levels. Emerging market trends are always driven based on the “idea of something” as opposed to eventual actual results.
Questions investors might ask themselves regarding CLWD:
Is the creation of personas going to be a real viable alternative to targeting an audience once the elimination of third-party cookies takes hold?
Has their development of SWARM over the last couple years through addition and refinement of advanced data science, behavioral science and artificial intelligence truly created a tool that will cut advertising costs on average by 50% that produces the most effective digital marketing campaigns?
Does CLWD really have to be the next “Big Thing” within its space to be a successful investment in a portfolio over the course of time, when considering the growth rate of the industry they serve with a projected market range of 500B to 1T, or will a proportionate market share equal to its peers be enough?
Again, every investor owes it to "themselves" to do a thorough job of evaluating the pros and cons when it comes to making any "individual" investment decision.
