Interesting thoughts, I have a few questions though:
Syecapsys: I'm buying more shares because I believe in Ligatts services and products.
Bman: I’m not as confident. Maybe I don’t have all the information? Ok, let’s start with Spoofem. How much in revenue now? Is it increasing or decreasing? There is competition that does more advertising than Spoofem, what are the marketing plans and strategy for SPoofem? Have you ever used it?
What are the other products and why do they look like repackaged products from Greg’s last failed company? How do his products differ from those already on the market? What are the revenue projections for each product? Are there any real products in the pipeline or just gimmicky products like Spoofem?
Syecapsys: I have confidence in Mr. Evans as a CEO that he will take this company to great success and it is a fact that Gregory Evans is a very knowledgeable and competent person in the field of cyber security and he is recognized as one of the best in the industry (to deny that means you are a flat out liar)
Bman – Competent? He hacked into At&T and got caught and went to jail and paid a $9 million fine. Wouldn’t a more competent hacker not have been caught? The man is illiterate and can barely speak or write based on his first web site, early PRs and all video blogs. I have not heard or read anything from him that would lead me to believe he has any serious kind of IT skills, let alone skills of a professional CEO.
Syecapsys: Cyber security is a booming sector in the market.
Bman – Booming? How much is being spent and what are the projections for the future? What are the cyber security needs and is it really products like Spoofem and Snitch? In other words, will the Dept. of Defense be buying Spoofem and ITsnitch?
Truth be told, if Greg wasn’t hiding financials from us, we’d probably see the majority of his hi-tech cyber security business is installing run-of-the-mill home and business security/surveillance systems. The truth is the company probably generates a negative cash flow and is worth little more than our current pps of .0013!!
Syecapsys: I'm a long term investor in Ligatt, I'm not looking to be an over night millionaire (even though that'll be outstanding if it happens, LOL) While being a business major I learned that it takes most businesses 5 years to become profitable, with everything I've read about Ligatt and the moves they're making they seem well ahead of that 5 year curve, but only time will tell.
Bman – Hmmmmm….how many pinkie stocks are even in business after 5 years? Are you aware that Greg’s first pinkie stock no longer exists? You say it takes 5 years to become profitable? So are you suggesting that Greg is now operating in the red? How is he paying for that? Here’s a clue: If Greg would ever come clean on the makeup of the original free float shares, you’ll probably find he has kept himself afloat with your money and my money. : )
