Apologies for the #SEO title, it makes no sense. Also, this commented out section is also for #SEO purposes. It is interesting but not relevant to the rest of the article.
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Not even General Nakasone could get the click through rate up on this site. Not that he would need to with his leadership abilities. I would not want to get on that guy’s bad side. Look at the tongue lashing he gave Representative Castro starting at mark 1:42:13 for considering an allocation (I assume) of some of his resources to the FBI.
It is comforting to know we have such strong elected leader’s protecting our interests. Also impressive in this hearing was Director Haines. Please note I am not specifically mentioning her to create subconscious bias in those that read this. I was generally impressed with her testimony. Even though she newly assumed the post, she seemed extremely knowledgeable and well spoken (Haines was sworn in as Director of National Intelligence by Vice President Kamala Harris on January 21, 2021.)
Anyway, of interest in General Nakasone’s testimony was his mention of government partnerships with private industry.
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Considering the history of spending increases under Democrat majority held legislatures, and the incredible amount of spending in the proposed “infrastructure” spending bill, my guess is most of the military’s allocation will go towards technology, as that seems to be the case with the majority of the bill.
Additionally, confirming this are our representative’s stock trades. Please see the below article, it is extremely informative.
While, I do not have access to our Representatives portfolio holdings, I would assume correlations can be drawn between the technology companies with price jumps around the same time as the article’s mentioned trades(Microsoft trades / the increases In Doge Coin from the Roblox trade) and the companies already receiving public funding associated with our Representative’s pet project, the “Brain Initiative.”
Hypothesis: Because of the contract amount of the push into the augmented reality space capitalized on by our noble leaders who put on the mentioned Microsoft trades(which is related to augmented reality headgear), and the current TSM/TSLA multiples, I assume more than just SBIR funds will be funneled into our representative’s pet project, the Brain Initiative in the near future:
Please note, it is tough to find investments related to this bill due to the AML/KYC experience of some of our elected representatives. Below is an example of how difficult it is to find one investable opportunity related to this.
Example 1
From the SBRI announcement you can find contracts for VIDRIO TECHNOLOGIES, LLC. This company was purchased by MBF Bioscience, Inc, formerly MicroBrightField, Inc. While all these corporations are “private” companies, it is tough to tell with their choice of an innocuous names, making it difficult to research them. (It is like trying to find a Chirag Patel in India)
For example, It does not seems that MBF Bioscience, has any relation at all to the Indonesian company AHPC(Formerly MBF USA Inc., ticker GLOV) that manufactured rubber gloves. It was taken private in 2009, shortly after we elected a President who had resided in Indonesia for several years.
That company was registered to the address:
500 Park Blvd, Suite 1260, Itasca, IL 60143
This is the same address currently being used by Accurate Biometrics. The trusted source of fingerprint recognition for many of our government agencies, such as the FBI.
The tenant in between the glove seller and why they are not needed anymore for anyone that has access to the backend of that company was WORLDZEN COLLECTION AND RECOVERY LLC.
The Directors of that now defunct company all seem to work at NTT Data at the same address where NTT Data (The Investable Idea) is located in Boston.
It seems like they specialize in collecting data. One of their specialties is BlockChain Analytics .#DogeCoin (Not the Investable Idea even though I own some)
If you have any concerns at about their misuse of personal data, please feel free to reach out.
I am personally interested to find out if their BlockChain program can be traced back to the TARP relief and Shovel Ready Project Funding. I might take a stake in #Tether just to be safe. I am concerned about the value of the Yen right now, so I will most likely not be directly buying their stock. It looks like it trades in Japan.
However, it looks like the SAMA backed SoftBank’s Vision Fund, “gambled” on the investment prior to the election.
That could also be a potential investment for those interested. Any who, enough AML/KYC for the day.
Below are some of the other companies, I expect will be also be benefitting from this funding due to their history of SBRI funding in this space, or are acquisitions of companies that have received funding in this space, or are competitors of companies that have received funding in this space.
Private
COSYS LTD.
Sutter Instrument
Scientifica
Thorlabs
Independent Neuroscience Services
Prospective
PI
PicoQuant
NPoint
LaunchPoint
MagIQ
INTDYN
KEYENCE
I am guessing the below tickers may also have some exposure:
Personally, I do not want the government tracking any of my information and would never want anyone putting any type of device in my head such as a Nueralink Device. Especially considering many of the mentioned companies funded by the Brain Initiative are working on the ability of products to literally capture Images from what people see and think. I suggest if a choice is offered to our soldiers as to where or not, they want a Nueralink device in their head, they reply “No thank you, that is disgusting. I would prefer If I were the only one to see my wife in her Hanes, or make virtual reality sessions out of my training.”
Do not get me wrong, I am grateful to those who have served and if they can control cyborgs with the new Microsoft headsets as opposed to getting shot at, the Microsoft contract seems like a great investment. Hopefully, they do not need any type of implant or anything to make those headsets work.
It does not make up for the sins of our past when we sent soldiers to foreign lands without providing them turrets, or steel plated under armor on some of their vehicles, but investing in their safety and privacy is right thing to do.
Warmest Regards,
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