Labour Day....where we make the turn into the autumn.... and where I must put my yellow and white pants, and silk cabana shirts, into the closet until either an Indian Summer visits us this autumn, or next late spring season.
However, I have digressed without even getting to my main topic of the day.
Interest is picking up in this company, what with the doubletake now getting some unsolicited newsletter and media attention, albeit at an early, limited scale. The facebrook NXO Investors Group has been slowly attracting followers, and stock trading action is steady. It doesn't take many shares to move the stock, given the willingness of insiders and those of who know what we have here, to hold on to our shares and ride the market waves. With the ALLIS dept operating in the background, NXO is (and has been, for quite some time) focussed on bringing the best possible product to market in the form of its doubletake. I also believe that the smartphone lens is being developed in conjunction with the ALLIS system. It has not been monetized, in my opinion, because it isn't up for grabs. It may have been a decision by management to take these to the next level and to bring them to market when they are complete and fully groundbreaking. The smartphone lens was the 50% solution. Adding AI for photography and imagery in low-light situations provides the full monty solution to what has been a weakness in all smartphone cameras.
To be honest, if doubletake is ready for any form of release by end of Q4, I would be very pleasantly surprised. Given their modifications under the astute leadership of Mr. Geruson, a short deley is a reasonable expectation. For that, I do not believe the market would frown upon them. We don't want a Chevy Corvair here. We want something that provides "the most for the least" to cash-strapped consumers post-Christmas buying season. We want a winner from the get-go, and one that will inspire others to buy once they see it at work. We need good reviews from the outset. There is little room for error here.....so let the company get it right the first time. Drop test these suckers, soak them, smash them with hammers....did you know that in South America, Nokia phones were the choice of people because they withstood abuse, drops, soakings and came back for more? The big joke about Nokia phones in Ecuador would be that you didn't need a hammer to drive a nail, you could just use your Nokia phone. Rich Geruson knows all about that, and how important it was to the reputation of the company. A robust and sturdy product will gain a worldwide following by those who don't have money to waste on less-than-study products.
So, I don't expect any news on ALLIS or the lens until they are nearing or at the point whereby they are ready to shop it around to potential buyers/partners.
With doubletake, however, I foresee an autumn where the news begins to build, starting around mid-October. And with it, some early promotional efforts to inform consumers about what is coming. This will require money, which may in fact require another raise, but by then we may be in a more advantageous position through a stronger share price. Nonetheless, I believe the company is building toward the vinegar strokes to a doubletake mass release. The term "vinegar strokes" (also, short strokes), is oft-times used in the navy as sailors are about to launch a missile(s) or fire the cannon. It refers to the feeling a cis-gendered biological male experiences whilst in rapturous physical union with a woman, in the biblical sense, just before his pleasurable release into his cherished woman.
I again digress.
Long and strong, in the biblical sense, and awaiting with anticipation this company entering into the vinegar strokes;.