Post by
ezcostello on Aug 26, 2020 1:14pm
Stick to the fundamentals
I don't tend to usually post on here but seeing some bashers talk nonsense caused me to log in and assert people where the the company stands.
1. First of all the company has announced $110M in delivered sales as of May 2020. It's currently August 2020 and we have no idea how much of the $4B, they've gotten. Hopefully it's somewhere near the range of last year, 75M.
2. The company has the necessary supply chain management tools in place that Lyft, a Fortune 500 company would trust to supply PPE products to global drivers worldwide. This itself is worth something. Their mistake is that they didn't take advantage of the hype but it's not too late.
3. The company has a co-patented ballistic combat armour with the US Army that is very much part of the new Soldier Protection System that the army is testing out right now. We have the rights to license this to militaries abroad. The bulletproof vest market would cross $2B by 2026.
4. The insiders of the company have over 50 million shares in stocks and options. Their interests are aligned with yours. It's only a matter of time before the stock price goes to where it should be.
5. One thing about the company is that they're in an industry that is here to say. Military and defense budgets are trillions of dollars each year. We're capable to supply the military with necessary equipments needed to complete their missions.
6. The company has strong relationships with government bodies such as FEMA in which they earned a $36M contract from. We've yet to hear about the extension but nonetheless, there is more money where that came from
7. Protect The Force has always been one of the go-to companies for the military agencies when testing out new products such as the Cold Weather Gear, Amber, etc. We have yet to hear about any commercialization of such product
8. The court case is favourable to us as realistically, it's meant for small businesses. We have less than 50 employees and for the judge to kick out a small company like Unifire will be a black eye to the whole "small business" issue. Atlantic Diving Supply is not a small business.
9. The company has shown potential before to contract a large military contract and the potential is still there. In 2017, the company announced a 400M contract which would've changed the company forever but the distributor did not come through. We have our own distributor now.
10. With all these covid-19 vaccines/tests, these medicinal companies would need a distributor.
Comment by
Stockhot7 on Aug 26, 2020 1:20pm
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Comment by
ezcostello on Aug 26, 2020 1:34pm
Sadly, I've been holding for 4 years waiting for a "launch" moment. I thought Lyft was it but I was wrong....I wonder what it will take for this to go to $0.50 at a minimum.
Comment by
Jolleygreen3 on Aug 26, 2020 2:58pm
to be fair, if you do the digging you can find all that info on its own if you look hard enough
Comment by
NoRetire on Aug 26, 2020 1:26pm
Thank you for the detailed account. Its a little more enlightening than "WHAT THE FUKK IS WRONG WITH THIS COMPANY".. I agree with you, but a more transparent company would be nice. They've yet to return any of my emails but I have found out pretty much the same info as you though DD