“New To The Street” Financial TV Show Features SNNC, SWISF, EPAZ, SFIO on Newsmax TV and Fox Business TV

It is quite common to see that stocks that come into focus in highly popular financial news network shows can often eventually generate a lot of attention from market participants.

Additionally, if experts and analysts on news networks start tracking stocks then it might be a good idea for investors to perhaps take a look at those stocks too. The financial show ‘New to the Street’ recently showcased four stocks in its show, which was telecast on Fox Business TV and Newsmax TV. Here is a quick look at those stocks in a bit more detail so that you can make up your mind one way or another.

1. GlobeX Data Ltd (OTCMKTS:SWISF): The first company that you could look into this morning is GlobeX Data Ltd. The company is a well-known player in the Swiss-hosted secure data management and communications space. There has not been a lot of news about the company in recent days but it may be a good move for investors to consider taking a look at the development from earlier on this month on March 8.

At that point the company had announced that it had been successful in completing the launch of the business services with regards to the secure communications suite product Sekur. It is going to consist of a range of products like Sekur Mail, Sekur and Sekur Messenger. It was a major new announcement from the company and one that could prove to be a significant boost in the long term. It may be a good move to keep an eye on the stock over the course of the coming days.

2. Epazz Inc (OTCMKTS:EPAZ): Epazz has emerged as one of the better-known players in the blockchain cryptocurrency mobile apps space and is also known for providing cloud-based business software products. Back on March 15 the company had come into focus among investors that the CryObo Project in the United Arab Emirates was going to deploy solar power tech for the purpose of turning sunlight into Bitcoin. It was a major announcement considering the novelty of the project and at the same time, Epazz also announced that it had started the work related to registering in the United Arab Emirates for the commencement of its cryptocurrency operations.

It is quite well known that the environmental concerns in relation to Bitcoin mining have proven to be a significant reason behind the doubts about the long-term sustainability of cryptocurrencies. Hence, the move from Epazz could in fact prove to be a highly important one in the larger scheme of things. 

3. Sibannac Inc (OTCMKTS:SNNC): Nevada registered health and wellness company Sibannac is another company that had managed to come into focus on the show recently and it may be a good time for investors to take a look at some recent developments.

Last week on March 18 the company had made a major announcement. Sibannac announced that after Eric Stoll joined the company as the Chief Marketing Officer, he had been responsible for the development of The Campus Co platform from Sibannac. It is a platform that has been developed so that emerging brands, as well as startups in the Solutions Lifestyle industry, could find a community.

While the development of The Campus Co was certainly a shot in the arm for Sibannac, it should be noted that the company is mainly involved in the development of wellness products. At this point, Sibannac is fully focussed on the development of new age wellness products and that is something else that investors ought to keep an eye on over the coming days.

4. Starfleet Innotech Inc (OTCMKTS:SFIO): Last but certainly not least, it is the global investment holding firm Starfleet Innotech that investors could consider looking into. There has been no news about the company for a long time but back in February, the company made a significant announcement.

Starfleet announced that its team in Malaysia had launched a mall kiosk café concept in Kuala Lumpur and more sites for the same were going to be added later on this year. The brand is named Hungry Dudes and the company is also planning to turn some of the kiosks into fully fledge locations under the Epiphany Café brand.