Shine, I wonder if he would tell every suitor to take a hike. When pondering the next years growth curve for SPZI, I get derailed because I think a large player will make the right offer and we get bought out. IMO, too many indicators point to an easily recognized windfall for some firm with the insight to offer the right monies.
-SPOOZ sits in the financial sector and has virtually free advertising via their demo’s. Industry insiders have to be aware of every product that affects their revenue and net return. All firms with traders utilizing Spooztoolz will instantly recognize greater returns and the always sought after advantage it provides. This software is literally beneath the noses of those who need it most.
-The competitiveness of the financial markets is unparalleled and SPZI’s platforms will skew trading to those who have this product. Every financial entity is continually looking for anything that gives them the edge. Pulling royalties from competitors would be the ultimate irony.
-SP V.2 applies to markets worldwide because of Microsoft’s universally accepted Excel. The sales base is immeasurably large and offers billions in future income.
-Spooz management in reality would still be involved with their “baby” in a buyout. Most acquiring firms want assurances of key personnel remaining involved with the technology they created.
-Management in start-up companies are generally poorly paid and over worked. The reason they get by for less and stress their lives for years is the dream of success. The right financial deal is almost always deigned as success and is a great tradeoff for all those long hours.
I think most here have the patience to go for several years as SPZI grows into an industry player. With the right deal most would be very willing to go with a shorter time frame.
Good luck to you.
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