Replies to post #49869 on SPOOZ Inc (SPZI)

[annie m]

I think SFB is a great example of how long it takes a start-up
company to gain recognition and begin realizing revenues. The current CEO started SFB in 2004 with her own money until she was able to get some investment cash last year. It has taken 4 years to get to the point where she has 11 customers and 8 eight employees. What will SPZI look like in 4 years?
It is tiresome to read these posts that rehash the SP, over and over our dedicated crew patiently offers their DD,
corrects misstatements (whether done in haste or by design), brings in articles to explain new concepts, counsels the impatient and even looks up phone numbers for the lazy. I genuinely think we will all be rewarded in time, until then we
will probably have to put up with the lazy, miscreants and those requiring instant gratification.

[songbirdia]

Thanks for finding and posting this, airdale. It sheds a lot of light on SFB and what they do.

[Birdito]

Airdale, as I read that article and as I continue to digest the information unveiled today, I am awe-struck at the development. Like MC, I think it will take me the better part of a long wknd to really understand what is transpiring here...but this I know: we have seen the iceberg. The iceberg is bigger than I imagined.

A "big deal" in my mind before today would have been something like a license agreement with a moderately sized trading firm in Chicago. That pales in comparison, imo, to what we have been shown today.

The following quote cannot be understated:

"The Spooz mission is to unite the global trading world under a universal standard for market analysis, decision support, systems development, position management and electronic trade execution.”
Paul D. Strickland Jr., CEO

Is it sinking it yet folks?

Do we see what is unfolding before our very eyes?

This is about to get crazy, imo.

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