Fobi AI Inc V.FOBI

5 types of concurrent pressure

[HTNYC1]

1. Lightspeed hatchet job
2. Short pressure
3. Warrant redemptions
4. People made too much money too fast and are now panic selling
5. Directionless market

Buy the fear. I know I am.

GLTA

[PaperBoi222]

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[HTNYC1]

Amen PB. It also helps when you know a stock and a company back to front. Allows you to hold and buy with confidence while others sell and evaluate a company on its short and long term merits rather than because of the outside noise that really should have little or no impact on us, in fact quite the opposite. GLTAL

[montrealislife]

HTNYC1, im happy you know the company back and forth. Which conveys that you have more information than any one of us. Although I am confident with the company and its direction, I can honestly say that I am not a fly on the wall in their conference rooms, or privy to their private discussions.  as an experienced investor I am always looking over my shoulder, never taking anything for

[HTNYC1]

For sure, nothing is a certainty but I've spoken with Rob a few times, have read everything there is to read on this stock and also run a consulting firm that specializes in digital transformation. Their solution is the best out there that I've seen and I'm a big fan of the moves they are making. Makes it an easy one for me to hold and add to regardless of price action day to day

[montrealislife]

Fantastic. you have an appreciation for the technology and the solutions that are offered. Considering the growth prospects and the opportunity. Do you believe that they can execute based on your conversations and experience? thanks for being transparent.

[HTNYC1]

The barriers in this space are as follows (in no particular order): 1) Compatibility/interoperability with existing and legacy systems 2) External validation 3) Inertia among large companies and lack of desire to change even if something is broken 4) Affordability of the solution 5) Security of the solution 6) Frictionless onboarding of the solution with limited/no downtime 7) Awareness of the

[montrealislife]

A very good step by step observation. Very true regarding large corporates. The transformation is gathering steam however.  thanks for the this. Good luck to all of us. this discussion is a breath of fresh air. Have fun

[DumbOx]

If this insane $5 trillion spending plan dies the US economy will take off. But I don't think there's much chance of that.