okay...I take that back...my 200 share purchase at 35 cents did actually post. I'm not sure why it took so long to post that. Now looking at TOS charts, there's an afterhours purchase of 35 cents....how is that possible? I placed the trade for today and that ends when the bell tolls. Interesting. I'm just trying to understand. But I did want to paint the tape green for the day after ripping off wallpaper all day (read as, picking up cheap shares).
I'm really hoping there's a PR this week. I ALSO hope that if we do get one that it energizes and excites folks in a positive way. I know we've had a bit of a contrarion reaction lately. Again, I reiterate, you can only hold a good thing down for so long.
Guys....also, I've been thinking about the PayDay loan vertical. PayDay loans could really use IFSL's products to present a much needed all around package to their customers. Especially now that the Fed is getting nasty with PayDay loan companies worried that they are out to hurt those in need. But now! WITH IFSL, they can present a story that, yes they lend to needy folks, but that they also provide a way out for them, a system of education to bring them back to sound financial managing.
SO!! If this relationship with IFSL works out well ANNND the government starts imposing some rules to HELP repeat users of the PaYDay Loans, then I could see IFSL as a buy-out Candidate especially when you consider the immediate revenue stream they'd have access to. THey just need to pump a new product into their already fortified pipeline! Now instead of receiving $30 from each customer, maybe they receive $40 or something like that? Now it's been said that the PayDay loan industry is a $40billion/year revenues source. Can you imagine that if they go from receiving $30 per customer to $40?....that's a 33% increase in revenue.
Currently, IFSL is a cheap stock and making beaucoup bucks! Before IFSL gets too big, I think PayDay should consider this thought, no?
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