Look folks, we are in bed with DELL. Some friends of mine that are techies, feel MSFT needs us more that we need them, at this point in time.
We have a partnership with G & D. Dutton is to begin coverage. (I don't think they would have taken Wave on if they did not think they had a winner, why take the chance to ruin ones reputation for 33K?)
Intel, DELL, G&D, STMicro, Seagate, these companies have a relationship with Wave. Does anyone here think these billion dollar companies are going to fool around with a small company like Wave, unless Wave had something very special to offer them?
The handwriting is on the wall. Wave is a done deal. If not, these companies would have shun Wave in a heart beat, a long time ago.
Bring on the negatives, I don't see any, not with these companies in OUR CORNER.
TPMs are just beginning. I said a few months ago that by the end of this year EVERY PC will have a TPM in them, and that is about to come true.
Name one other company that has the interoperable tools that Wave has. Name one company that has a TMP that is not proprietary and is interoperable, just one.
Dell did not make a deal with Wave just to help out us shareholders. Dell made a deal with Wave because Wave have something to offer them, that on one else has. Can't anyone see this? It's like the nose on your face and you can't see it.
Portables will begin to out pace desktops around the world beginning this year. How else can these computers be protected without a 'lock box'? How??? Who has the software to run these TPMs, have recovery ability and run a network that is interoperable??
Wave needs the gorillas? I think it is the other way around, and that will be seen in good time. By the time the street sees us, we will be in double digits.
And the institutions that can't buy a stock until it reaches $5.00, or $10.00, or has a capitalization of X amount dollars, will jump in when we get into their acceptable price range, and they will drive the stock up from there.
Good times are indeed ahead.
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