How many fingerprint scanners do you own? I bet you don't own one and there in lies the problem. I'm talking about revenues and bottom line, not apples and oranges. I don't see NRi's (and I do mean "i") star rising until it can demonstrate some positive earnings, and the longer it takes to do this the less likely they are of succeeding. Critical mass and good management are two requirements but if revenues are lacking, these are also lacking.
Anyone wanting to pay cash for a house or load up on NRID these day leaves much to be desired as well. They have it bass aackwards. Idealy, you deduct the interest on the morgage, not the loss on the stock. Got it!
I want you to build a big house--lord knows Mom and Pop have. And there are less riskier alternatives to doing this than buying NRID. We both know about RII, which will move, but slowly. I mentioned Certicom which, like Joe Namyth, gets better looking everyday. Unlike NRi, it had a quorm at its first shot of the annual meeting techstocks.com 
Another play that may be developing on the horizon could be someone like VeriFone. Not because of their license with Certicom, but because they will be selling RF smart card readers to everyone who swipes a Visa or MasterCard. Let's see how good you are at reading the future pathfinder.com
And Of course, I'm Out of Here! |
