Tag: technology
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Kwesst Micro Systems (KWE.V) blasting off like a missile, hitting all its targets
Nobody really talks about defense as an investment opportunity in the Canadian smallcap space, primarily because the Canadian government isn’t perceived as being as much a free spender on defense tech as, say, the United States. Down there, where a military toilet seat might cost $2400, being in the defense sector can be a license…
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![Canntab Therapeutics (PILL.C): The Canadian weed sector is struggling, but new consumer products have room to scale]()
Canntab Therapeutics (PILL.C): The Canadian weed sector is struggling, but new consumer products have room to scale
If we’re honest about it – if we’re REALLY honest about it – Canada has fumbled its advantage in the cannabis sector. First to market, first to raise hundreds of millions in financing, first to legalize, first to recreationalize (not a word but I’m on a roll), and it’s all really been for naught. In…
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![Victory Square (VST.C) & FansUnite (FANS.C): the difference between U.S. and Canadian V.C. culture]()
Victory Square (VST.C) & FansUnite (FANS.C): the difference between U.S. and Canadian V.C. culture
A recent article in The New Yorker, savagely attacked American Venture Capital (V.C.) culture – focusing on the billions of dollars wasted on WeWork’s bullshit business model. The CEO of WeWork (an office-share company) was a self-aggrandizing, charismatic, pot-smoker named Adam Neumann who destroyed competitors by charging unsustainably low office rental rates. The V.C companies…
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Russian hackers go ham on US government agencies as Plurilock (PLUR.V) meets Homeland Security contract milestones
With US President-Elect Joe Biden having finally been, without any doubt, absolutely declared the winner of the 2020 Presidential election, Russia appears to be dropping any pretense that it’s not an enemy of the USA. With news emerging that multiple US government agencies and thousands of American businesses have been infiltrated by Russki hackers, security…
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FansUnite (FANS.C) surprises market, earns European online casino gaming licenses
In an announcement that will have surprised many, FansUnite (FANS.C) announced Monday their Askott Entertainment and E.G.G. subsidiaries have received approval from the Malta Gaming Authority for a Gaming Service License and Critical Gaming Supply license, allowing the group to provide online casino games, fixed odds betting, pool betting, and controlled skill games across Europe.…
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Plurilock (PLUR.V) uses AI and your keyboard typing patterns to ensure ongoing identification and network security
Even in a corporate environment where everyone is working out of the same office, network security is a pain in the ass. Logins and password changes and IP addresses and VPNs and lockouts and long calls to annoyed support staff all make for an awkward process of establishing who exactly is sitting at the keyboard.…
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The rise of FansUnite (FANS.C) is a profit superspreader event
If you’ve been close to a company as it’s gone public, you’ll have no doubt experienced the issue for yourself: Someone, somewhere, who got in early and cheaply decides to break ranks with the other founders and deal guys, and dumps their shares the first chance they get. There are several problems with this, not…
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FansUnite (FANS.C) shareholders have head-on-a swivel as McBookie revenues surge
Betting volume was $2.2-million, an increase of 188%, compared with October, 2019.
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![FansUnite (FANS.C) RNG games get wider distribution in Europe]()
FansUnite (FANS.C) RNG games get wider distribution in Europe
The arrangements with game aggregators are on a revenue share basis, Askott Games will receive a share of the net gaming revenue every time one of their games is played.
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![Pandemic be damned: Last Mile (MILE.V) expands aggressively in the U.S.]()
Pandemic be damned: Last Mile (MILE.V) expands aggressively in the U.S.
Last Mile is “focused on ensuring each of its markets are profitable and meeting or exceeding utilization goals,” stated CEO Max Smith.
