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03/07/16

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Originally posted by Self ↑

Is it possible that given our VERY LOW SP, when we sign our first sale contract buyers will LEAP on board seeing a tremendous buying opportunity in an original product in a niche arena of a big market that's only just starting to take off. The use of the cloud is the future for big business and protection of mobile devices is universally recognised as being THE area that will be targeted by cyber crooks. Also the expected growth in cyber defence is increasing from all previous estimates.
The current problem in the cyber defence market is that too many companies see budget constraints as being the handicap to having good protection in place, at this stage in the use of the cloud for business, I guess its understandable but will change as cyber crime becomes even more prevalent and companies realise the cost is greater for not having protection in place. Once again I say we are in the early days in this stock. Keep the faith.

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Why not post this on the commercial launch post,
that's what it is about.
This sought of random thread derails the discussion,
but it's worth posting over there.

ZYB Price at posting: 1.4¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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