Dear Maggs. Everything I have posted is
and based on what is actually taking place.
It's important to have 'real' information that can be verified (rather than just be subjected to silly posts that you write suggesting the CEO has killed something). The company is doing INCREDIBLE right now. The stock market will eventually realize that. Please read the blog I wrote in the past that explains why a stock like Adcore, and the way they're growing, could result in a huge
compounder for early investors (I even cite you in it!). Even a possible 100 bagger.
As for me. I am an investor who spends my own time to do real research that can be verified. This, in my view, allows people to make informed choices. When I invest I want to know and understand everything about that company and I am happy to share my information and summary research.
I wrote similar posts last summer about AcuityAds providing anyone who listenened detailed information that could be
when AcuityAds was trading for just a dollar (when it's market cap was lower than our market cap). A 10 bagger now just one year later (and, if you sold at the high a 33 bagger in just one year).
Smart investors get in times like now and hold with a longterm mindset.
Good luck to you Maggs.
"What Adobe did for design, Adcore is planning to do for online marketing" - huge growth potential for Adcore with today's presentation on their 'ADTECH' digital advertising/e-commerce side of the business via the launch of their new Adcore Marketing Cloud. With one click (Effortless Marketing) you can advertise your Shopify store. You can link and market to via google shopping. Their numerous strategic partnerships with walled garden companies (with first person cookie) such as Facebook was also shown. The Adcore marketing cloud club opening the door for third party apps discussion also has huge potential. Adobe like. I think it's quite innovative how they are adopting/remixing the highly successful business models of companies like Adcobe for their new adtech marketing cloud platform and Uber/Airbnb for their Amphy edtech platform). Very impressive. And, potentially, highly lucrative (and the saved R&D costs of not having to conceptualize and create those business models from scratch).
And, with Amphy (the EDTECH side of their business) Adcore now owns their own walled garden platform that contains valuable first-person cookie data. As Adcore noted previously, they plan to develop targeted online advertising for each course and topic in Amphy (currently over 1000 courses and growing). As Amphy grows it not only grows revenues in their edtech side of the business but it will increase dramatically the revenues from their adtech side (especially with targeted advertising of specific course topics and the eventual smart Tv app they plan to create which will open the door to massive CTV advertising revenues).
Today's new development of their adtech side of the business is very good and even more incredible when you combine it with the new edtech platform they launched earlier in the month. For a summary of how their adtech and edtech sides of the business are interconnected and feed into each other read an earlier blog I wrote summarizing their new edtech platform launch of Amphy last week:
https://stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard?symbol=t.adco&postid=33856085
This stock is trading way below intrinsic/fair value and for the growth potential that it contains. This is the best time to buy. When it's a hidden gem on the cusp of breaking out.