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08/11/17

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Originally posted by tradealot ↑

Keep the announcements coming ISX. It all adding revenue to the bottom line.

Gosh investors are really slow and timid to catch onto a sure thing with ISX.

Think about it. Since the first ISXPay announcement on 22nd August, which was 11 weeks yesterday. ISXPay has contracts with revenue of 734k. That's one eight of the companies annual expenses covered, and ISXPay is just gaining traction. Also this revenue's only from the tiny Australian market, plus it's from one small sector of the business. ISXPay Europe opens up anyday now once Worldline is intergrated. It's open slather after that.

Now add in all the other contracts and revenue that will be flowing ISX's way. Plus the plans the company has from the recent CR. Is ISX going to be cash flow positive early next year? Off course 100%.

LTH Holders you have nothing to worry about, this is derisked and a genuine global player now, and that's just based on what we know to date.

Are potential investors doing the math on ISX? Not many. The smart players are in and set, leaving the market to slowly wake up. The next major client signing similar to XM or the like, sees ISX sp rerate to were it genuinely should be.

All we have to do is sit back and watch this play out. Oh and one other thing, you'll have to decide. What are you going to do with the windfall of extra dollars that will be heading your way very soon.

Cheers
Tradealot

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your patiences is exemplary Tradie.
as meatloaf sang "you took the words right out of my mouth"

ISX Price at posting: 21.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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