Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Charts of The Day - SFOR








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Unknown said...

Top Reasons Why I'm Long on SFOR

1. Toxic Debt Eliminated – The very fact that SFOR was trading sub penny is sheer lunacy. This stock would have never reached such a pitiful share price if YA Capital (Cornell) were not involved. They are notorious for single handedly destroying positive companies with their toxic financing. Do you own DD, they have a terrible rep. As per the PR released yesterday, management has announced a strategic partnership eliminating said debt. This brings me to my next point…

2. Management – SFOR is not managed by a bunch of novices or crooks that pump and dump and dilute to no end, which sadly, is what you mostly find in the sub/penny game. Mark Kay, Chairman and CEO of Strikeforce, has over 25 years of experience, namely working as the CIO and managing director at JP Morgan Chase. This man clearly knows what he is doing and has numerous key relationships and alliances he is leveraging, hence the government contract announced…speaking of which

3. Big Government Contracts– Based upon what I read from the PR, Strikeforce asserts they will be cash flow positive by 2Q 2011…Now, I can read between the lines here, if the company was operating at a loss last quarter, and yet this quarter they claim they will be operating at break even or better through PMI, well…how is it they can be cash flow positive by 2Q…it is pretty apparent that one if not many more key contracts are signed and in the works. Further, now that the balance sheet is getting cleaned up, numerous contracts previously lost, now can reemerge as the company is obviously doing big things in 2011.

4. Patents…Patents…Patents – I think everyone really needs to look carefully at the technology that SFOR has. This is real company, with a real solution. Depending on how this plays out, these patents and technology could prove to be worth billions in this space. Yes, that’s right, Billions with a “B” especially when entertaining huge potential government contracts. I’m pretty sure that a penny stock suddenly infused with monster cash flows won’t be a penny stock much longer.

5. Low Float – The fact that this stock moves on air should not be much a surprise if you’ve been watching this at all. With recent news, and more likely to be on the horizon, MM’s who have shorted this stock will eventually have to let it run, and this squeeze can become explosive. I can easily see SFOR trading at .25-.30 in the immediate short term, as .50 would certainly not surprise me. Depending on the types of contracts signed as well as the patent rights, SFOR has a chance to once again be trading where it belongs, and that is well over the $1 mark.

Again, this is all in my humble opinion, but I certainly think we rally furiously from here.

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