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03/14/21 11:10 AM

#49831 RE: dudesmakingmoney #49830

Excellent points of reference my friend, let me compliment this by saying with economic recovery firmly in place now reflective in overall 4th Qtr earning reports and stimulus package monies being distributed you're going to see an incredible increase in spending by both consumer and corporate over the course of 2021. Services like what BYOC offers become even more invaluable and heavily recruited in order to take full advantage of the surge in commerce as the economy reaches its full stride.

With BYOC investing in their existing software platform with SaaS and cloud based solutions which will bestow more effective and refined data analysis offerings providing BYOC with an incredible avenue to add additional clients to their already impressive lists, consequently recognizing significant revenue growth moving forward.

Financial institutions have incredible skilled staffs working for them that are exceptionally good at finding undervalued companies at all market levels. When they take into consideration the emphatic uptick in commerce in the coming months factored in with an already excepted and vital service being provided recognized by an impressive company client list... well they see a lot of upside in this particular equity in that it will receive an enormous amount of investor interest which intensifies volume providing plenty of liquidity which the instruments of influence just love.

Needless to say the potential parabolic movement to the upside for this particular holding is definitely in the works.

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03/14/21 3:41 PM

#49832 RE: dudesmakingmoney #49830

another well thought out valid reason for all of us to hold onto this stock and for new folks to consider buying in. This will be a great stock to own over the next sevearal months ( and years ) and i look forward to a
really monumental increase in the price and value of the company.

Thanks

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03/15/21 12:24 PM

#49840 RE: dudesmakingmoney #49830

Any Risk of dilution?