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02/21/14 1:57 PM

#18590 RE: pensionrecovery #18588

In this case I think the past, near past and present are very good predicators on what the near future of SFOR will be.

Let me tell you why. The management is not getting washed out in the reverse like all of us. they maintain all of the control via super voting shares, they have preference to the debt portion, and so while we all got washed out, they can and will start issuing shares again right away because it has no adverse effect on them. another good example of the past repeating itself over again. They crammed down shareholders 6 years ago, are going to do it again in a few weeks and the ball starts over again.

and to anyone who knows about technology. Getting traction in the PC software marketplace was and is challenging but in the 14 years existence of SFOR hundreds of companies went public and were acquired. They failed. the mobile software/app space is 100x more difficult to penetrate as it is a market controlled by 3 companies, Apple, Samsung and Google. SFOR technology is not relevant on Apple mobile devices and Google and Samsung would never do business with SFOR, nor would ATT, Verizon, Sprint, T Mobile, et all. That leaves well nothing.