Subscribers,
Here is a company that we could not wait until 2016 to tell you about.
RDAR is making headlines and looks to change the social media bullying landscape.
The RDAR chart looks great. It has bounced of of its recent low and looks very bullish.
Pull up RDAR fast this one looks like a mover !!
Could RAADR, INC (OTC: RDAR) Become The Next Technology Mega-Buyout?
The social media landscape has no doubt grown and in the process presented investors with a variety of big opportunities. In recent years small app developers have exploded into full-scale players and in the process attracted the attention of Wall Street’s biggest technology companies.
One big example of the sort of consolidation taking place occurred last year when Facebook acquired WhatsApp for a whopping $22 billion. At the time of the acquisition many questioned the deal… WhatsApp after all had only made $10.2 million revenue in 2013. But Mark Zuckerberg isn’t an idiot and he knew that long term, WhatsApp could give Facebook strong leverage in the mobile messaging space.
The dust on that “big buy” has largely settled but that doesn’t mean other companies like Facebook aren’t on the look-out for other acquisition targets. Any app developer that solves an urgent problem in an innovative way is going to get major attention not only from the apps user base but also from large technology firms looking to get a leg up on their compeition.
One look at Raadr, Inc. (OTC: RDAR) and you see the potential for growth and even the potential to become an acquisition target by the big tech players. The company monitors cyber bullying and social media platforms through its artificially intelligent proprietary web-based application called RAADR.
Now, it’s important to understand why RDAR is gaining traction among parents. Cyber bullying is now one of the biggest problems faced by children who use the internet.
The stats on cyber bullying are frightening:
- 25% of teenagers report that they have experienced repeated bullying via their cell phone or on the internet.
- Over half (52%) of young people report being cyber bullied.
- Embarrassing or damaging photographs taken without the knowledge or consent of the subject has been reported by 11% of adolescents and teens.
- Of the young people who reported cyber bullying incidents against them, one-third (33%) of them reported that their bullies issued online threats.
- Often, both bullies and cyber bullies turn to hate speech to victimize their target. One-tenth of all middle school and high school students have been on the receiving end of ‘hate terms’ hurled against them.
- Over half (55%) of all teens who use social media have witnessed outright bullying via that medium.
- An astounding 95% of teens who witnessed bullying on social media report that others, like them, have ignored the behavior.
That’s just a sprinkling of stats from 2014. No doubt the numbers are bigger and the problem worsened with the growth of social media. The good news for parents and children affected by cyber bullying is that RDAR and its web app is gaining traction.
RAADR (OTC: RDAR) Is Ready To Take On The The Cyber Bullying Epedimic
RAADR helps parents and teens by keeping them alert. The app does it in a variety of ways:
First, RAADR monitors various social networks constantly and alerts parents to any keywords that might raise an issue. The app also helps parents to identify who their children are interacting with online.
RAADR offers consistent monitoring capabilities over a variety of platforms (web and mobile).
Following the launch of the RDAR mobile application, two key features are expected to be added in a platform update inmid-January, 2016. The first of which is a high tech “FACIAL RECOGNITION SYSTEM” that RDAR has developed which will allow parents to search social media platforms for “Pictures of their children” that may have been posted without permission or may be “aliases” of their children, which are intended to remain unseen by parents. It will also detects a child and monitors any new usernames, accounts, or aliases they create in attempt to bypass the monitoring systems.
The second feature is a revolutionary “ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SYSTEM” and downloadable extension which will allow parents to “Monitor their children’s private messages” for any potential trouble or concerns. RDAR is focusing on making the digital age a safer place for children, and the company expects its mobile app launch and developing feature updates to help parents manage their children’s digital risk and exposure.
RDAR could help put an end to cyber bullying and create massive shareholder value!
Parents have already started using the application and RDAR confirmed in a recent release that over 290 users have subscribed to its platform. Over 350 children are being protected right now and RDAR currently tracks 22 active threat topics across 2,150 keywords.
Jacob DiMartino – CEO Of Raadr
CEO and Founder, Jacob DiMartino said about the current uptake by parents:
“Protecting children from threats is instinctive for parents. With all of the crime, terror, and bullying going on recently in the world, protection has been brought to the forefront of many parents’ minds. We are working to strengthen our protective digital monitoring platform to better meet these protective needs.”
There can be little doubt that RDAR as a company and RAADR as a product is here to stay. Unlike many app developers who become fly-by-night, RDAR is showing strong staying power and it’s within this context that investors can make strong returns.
RDAR Could Be The Next Tech Mega-Deal
RDAR is currently flying under Wall Street’s radar and is trading for only pennies … Social media acquisitions continue to top the charts in yearly M&A reports, and the recent Facebook-Whatsapp deal for $22 billion set the bar higher than ever. Some of the Mega-Deals and recent Social Media Buy-Out’s include:
• Facebook buys WhatsApp ($22 billion)
• Facebook buys Oculus Rift ($2 billion)
• Facebook buys Instagram ($1 billion)
• Facebook buys LiveRail ($500 million)
• Yahoo buys Tumblr ($1.1 billion)
• Yahoo buys Geocities ($3.57 billion)
• Microsoft buys Yammer ($1.2 billion)
• Twitter buys Vine ($970 million)
• Google buys Waze ($966 million)
• Google buys DoubleClick ($3.1 billion)
• Microsoft buys Skype ($8.5 billion)
The one thing we can all conclude is that RDAR has very strong growth potential and if the right tech giants take notice RDAR could even become a buyout candidate. RDAR should not be ignored by investors.
By reading our newsletter and our website you agree to the terms of our disclaimer, which are subject to change at any time. Stocksgain.com are not registered or licensed in any jurisdiction whatsoever to provide investing advice or anything of an advisory or consultancy nature, and are therefore unqualified to give investment recommendations. Always do your own research and consult with a licensed investment professional before investing. This communication is never to be used as the basis of making investment decisions, and is for entertainment purposes only. At most, this communication should serve only as a starting point to do your own research and consult with a licensed professional regarding the companies profiled and discussed. Companies with low price per share are speculative and carry a high degree of risk, so only invest what you can afford to lose. By using our service you agree not to hold our site, its editor’s, owners, or staff liable for any damages, financial or otherwise, that may occur due to any action you may take based on the information contained within our newsletters or on our website. Stocksgain.com does not advise any reader take any specific action. Losses can be larger than expected if the company experiences any problems with liquidity or wide spreads. Our website and newsletter are for entertainment purposes only. Never invest purely based on our alerts. Gains mentioned in our newsletter and on our website may be based on EOD or intraday data. This publication and their owners and affiliates may hold positions in the securities mentioned in our alerts, which we may sell at any time without notice to our subscribers, which may have a negative impact on share prices.
Release of Liability: Through use of this website viewing or using you agree to hold Stocksgain.com, its operators owners and employees harmless and to completely release them from any and all liability due to any and all loss (monetary or otherwise), damage (monetary or otherwise), or injury (monetary or otherwise) that you may suffer. The information contained herein is based on sources, which we believe to be reliable, but is not guaranteed by us as being accurate and does not purport to be a complete statement or summary of the available data. Please be advised that Stocksgain.com is often compensated for issuing press releases, profiles or opinions concerning particular companies, its opinion is therefore biased and you should consider the factor when evaluating Stocksgain.com statements regarding a company. Stocksgain.com officers and directors do not own any shares of the mentioned company(s). When Stocksgain.com receives free or restricted trading shares as a compensation for a profiled company, Stocksgain.com may sell part or all of such shares during the period in which Stocksgain.com is performing such services. Stocksgain.com will disclose how many and what type of shares we have been compensated if we do receive shares or buy shares of a profiled company. Stocksgain.com will also disclose any compensation.
Stocksgain.com, has not been compensated to date , however expects to be compensated up to $7,500.00 for a 90 day marketing awareness campaign by an unrelated third party. This compensation/expected compensation is a major conflict of interest in our ability to be unbiased. Therefore, this newsletter should be read as a commercial advertisement only. The third party, company, or their affiliates will liquidate shares, which has the potential to hurt share prices. Notice of Stock Price Movements and Volatility Viewers of this newsletter should understand that trading activity and stock prices in many if not all cases tend to increase during the advertisement campaigns of the profiled companies and in many if not all cases tend to decrease thereafter. This tends to create above average volatility and price movements in the profiled company during the advertisement campaign that viewers should take into consideration at all times. Campaigns vary in length, and many are for short periods of time, typically less than a week. Our emails may contain forward-looking statements, which are not guaranteed to materialize due to a variety of factors. A company's actual performance could greatly differ from those described in any forward looking statements or announcements mentioned in this release. Factors that should be considered that could cause actual results to differ include: the size and growth of the market for the company's products; the company's ability to fund its capital requirements in the near term and in the long term; pricing pressures; unforeseen and/or unexpected circumstances in happenings; etc. and the risk factors and other factors set forth in the company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. However, a company's past performance does not guarantee future results. We do not guarantee the timeliness, accuracy, or completeness of the information on our site or in our newsletters. The information in our email newsletters and on our website is believed to be accurate and correct, but has not been independently verified and is not guaranteed to be correct.
Stocksgain.com encourages readers and investors to supplement the information in this report with independent research and other professional advice. All information on featured companies is provided by the companies profiled, or is available from public sources and Stocksgain.com makes no representations, warranties or guarantees as to the accuracy or completeness of the disclosure by the profiled companies. Neither Stocksgain.com, nor any of its affiliates are not registered investment advisors or a broker dealer. Please read our FULL Disclaimer at Stocksgain.com/Disclaimer.
|
