Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. The company has #3.2M in cash and revenues have more than doubled last year to $4.8M. Repeat business is 70%, and new products account for most sales. Raised $10M earlier this year, and insiders are buying. A bit expensive on price to sale but could be interesting if revenue grows.Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free
Loves their technology and business model. Trades terribly. A good bargain if you can pick it up down around 12-13 cents. Hard to get traction. Has a great following, but more competition coming on.
Sort of Star Trek, beaming images. Perfected the technology. He follows it. It comes in fits and starts. Potential acquisition. Stock price is stuck. Still loves the company. Was invested, but not now.
Beams multiple presenters in life-like holograms. Has a following around the world. The technology works. With work from home, this will be more affordable in years to come. Interesting to follow. His price target is 40 cents.
Cutting edge holograms, in real time. Virtual stage platform and hollow presence platform. Really likes them. Lots of runway. Ahead of their time. Solidifying in the mid-30-cents. 12-month price target of $2.50. Buy a quarter position here, more in the 30s and in the 20s, with a floor of 10 cents. Global enterprise clients.
They use platforms to digitally recreate speakers on stage around the world, using holographic technology for as cheap as $10,000. Clients include multinational financials and pharmaceuticals. The new CEO is building out the salesforce and taking on big clients. He targets 90 cents, more than double the current stock price. Buy a quarter position now, then add if the stock falls lower.
Volatile stock, great technology. Communications company that uses holograms to beam images around the world. Coming out with a lower-priced retail product. With the paradigm shift of a contactless world, this popped up on people's radar. Possible takeover, but he thinks they won't sell.
He has been following ART for almost 2 years. Two weeks ago they had an event they announced. They also benefited by a hologram stock company in the US that brought attention to their business. ART makes hologram devices that can take an image and sending it somewhere else in the world. Sounds like Star Trek, but management is working hard to move it to the retail level. It has become a momentum play. He likes how it has established a higher trading range. He will be meeting management in the next few weeks.
He follows this very, very closely, but does not own it. They produce holograms of people and beam them to different locations. There service is expensive, but they are working to making it more commercially available. Big financial institutions use them.
He has met this innovative company. They produce holograms of people. There has been a lot of dilution of the stock as they continue to raise money to keep it alive. Eventually a company will buy them out -- maybe sooner rather than later.
(Formerly Vast Exploration.) ARHT means Augmented Reality Holographic Technology platform. The chairman is Paul Anka. This is going to be three-dimensional things.
This company is involved in Kurdistan in a project of drilling with Niko Resources (NKO-T). They don’t have the capital they are going to need to continue drilling their project. It has been a yo-yo stock. With lack of capital and very, very expensive wells he would stay away.
Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. The company has #3.2M in cash and revenues have more than doubled last year to $4.8M. Repeat business is 70%, and new products account for most sales. Raised $10M earlier this year, and insiders are buying. A bit expensive on price to sale but could be interesting if revenue grows. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free