ARHT Media Inc V.ART.H

Alternate Symbol(s): ARHTF

Technology Software - Infrastructure

ARHT Media Inc. is a Canada-based company, which specializes in live hologram technology. The Company is engaged in the development, production and distribution of high-quality, low latency hologram and digital content. Its products provide live and prerecorded hologram experiences that are designed to enhance engagement for sales & marketing, as well as learning & development. Its products include ARHT Capsule, ARHT Show Window Max, ARHT Screens, ARHT Virtual Global Stage, ARHT Capture Studio and ARHT Services. ARHT Capsule is a portable full-body liquid crystal display (LCD) hologram with two-dimensional and three-dimensional depth-sensing cameras. ARHT Show Window Max is a modular holographic display with 4K transparent LCD screens. ARHT Screens are available in three sizes: H5 Display, H10 Display and H30 Display. It helps brands, retailers, marketers, executives, educators, entertainers, medical practitioners, and speakers to be present as a high-quality life like hologram.

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Comment by SunsetGrillon Mar 12, 2021 5:14pm

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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Out 1/2 at 35 - :)

I always love how this Maxmoe person has no issue spreading his "thoughts" and provides his ultimate wisdom on posts that he has no idea of what was stated (if ignored). WHO DOES THAT. Im ignoring you but im gonna chirp in anyway. The epitomy of WTF dude - such or blow., or better yet - Get off the pot.

Maxmoe wrote: Yup we all know the flippers have selective memory. Psychologically it's akin to gambling. The rush of the win, the braggadocio, but also the inevitable losses or at the least, the massive missed profits. That's okay, he can just switch user names and/or stocks. It's conceivable, though very unlikely, a trader can successfully trade the volatility every time. I've never met one but it's theoretically possible. The few very good traders I've met tend to be very humble, quiet, low key, inconspicuous types. Like buffet, templeton. Even wekerle who is/was a bit of a rock star isn't a blowhard like the flippers on stockhouse.

Synthesizer303 wrote: Lol wrote in parallel about my investment strategy, should explain what i mean - clearly venture is wild wild west, but if you found something with a solid, serious foundation and mgmt (like Arht Media, not this cr@p hyped stocks on the venture which probably makes 90%+ of all those pennies) it makes more sense to keep it if you got in early instead of trading volatility, thats all ;-)