Post by
Maggs on Aug 09, 2021 12:35pm
What did I miss?
Market makers happily keeping a boot on our necks, no new real shareholders, ect...
Incredible summer vacationing here in the land of the free. Well...Not really free anymore when they are trying to force you to take a jab of an untested experimental toxic poisen but hey...At least we still have our guns for the coming wars.
But let's look at the very bright side of life and where we are as stockholders...Leaving out the horrific performance of the stock, this company is an absolute gem of a takeover candidate at a huge premium over their high stock price of the year. Why you ask???
"Industry leader in receipt processing running 95% of all consumer scale programs in the North American market today"
If they are processing almost every receipt on their platform from all the companies (big and small) who are using their platform, what happens to the others when a big company takes control of that and also has the power and money to grow through a huge sales and marketing channel and exponentially grow the market? Think about that for a minute. It's also the only company that offers an SLA for their service level. Best to buy the stock and wait for that day that I would bet is coming sooner rather than later. Just my 2 cents...But all the major corporations control everything these days and they can never have enough power.
Will the CEO be smart and take his money?
Let's face it, Snippcheck would grow exponentially quicker with a powerful entity to market the programs and sell to their massive customer bases.
Comment by
ottov77 on Aug 10, 2021 11:36am
Maggs I have no issue with people refusing the jab as long as they absolve themselves of burdening the docs and nurses at ICU if they do get Covid. More relevant, ...as far as an update on the stock? ...there's been no change in about 6 years.
Comment by
Enryko on Aug 10, 2021 9:25pm
Thank you for your post Maggs. I think everyone on this board would definitely agree with your assessment of where this company is heading. Could you please share your thoughts on what you think a possible takeover price may look like.