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flooidCX Corporation (CE)

flooidCX Corporation (CE) (FLCX)

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Current Price
1.25
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0.00 Day's Range 0.00
0.001 52 Week Range 3.95
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1.25
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Shares Outstanding
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Dividend Yield
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PE Ratio
-4,166.67
Earnings Per Share (EPS)
-0
Revenue
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Net Profit
-13k

About flooidCX Corporation (CE)

flooidCX ( https://flooidcx.com/) is the customer experience solutions company. We are the global experts who help bridge the customer care and feedback gap between companies and consumers by unifying communications and collaborations over one seamless platform. We utilize our proprietary intuitive ... flooidCX ( https://flooidcx.com/) is the customer experience solutions company. We are the global experts who help bridge the customer care and feedback gap between companies and consumers by unifying communications and collaborations over one seamless platform. We utilize our proprietary intuitive suite of solutions that empower businesses to listen, learn, anticipate and respond to consumers at the right time. flooidCX's Customer Experience Solutions help organizations meet their strategic goals by simplifying, modernizing, and automating the entire customer experience process. flooidCX Show more

Sector
Business Services, Nec
Industry
Business Services, Nec
Headquarters
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Founded
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flooidCX Corporation (CE) is listed in the Business Services sector of the OTCMarkets with ticker FLCX. The last closing price for flooidCX (CE) was $1.25. Over the last year, flooidCX (CE) shares have traded in a share price range of $ 0.001 to $ 3.95.

flooidCX (CE) currently has 48,797,246 shares outstanding. The market capitalization of flooidCX (CE) is $61 million. flooidCX (CE) has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -4166.67.

FLCX Latest News

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FLCX Discussion

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PC retired PC retired 3 hours ago
Hilarious!!
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Dorick Dorick 4 hours ago
"SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., January 23, 2024--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Quantum Energy Corporation (OTC PINK: FLCX, QREE) ("Quantum" or "FLCX"), a worldwide exclusive licensee and manufacturer of transformative Direct Energy Systems for fully distributed electrical energy, owned and for use by the consumer, today announced that it has filed for a trading name and trading symbol change.

In the State of Nevada FlooidCX Corporation formerly changed its name to Quantum Energy Corporation. Today the Company announces that it has filed with FINRA to change its trading name to Quantum Energy Corporation and its trading symbol to "QQQQ".

"The Company name and symbol change aligns with our corporate identity, as well as the uniqueness of our market position. The change also signals our managerial and administrative realignment for growth, the near term expansion of our board of directors and the commercial growth of our Company," said Dennis M. 'Scammer' Danzik, President and Executive Chairman."
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- That was almost a year ago! And since then, FlooidCX has been demoted to the "Expert" tier due to delinqency in its reporting obligations under Section 13 or 15(d) of the Exchange Act.
But I'm sure their stock symbol will change to "QQQQ" any day now!
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PC retired PC retired 4 hours ago
I know close to nothing about financial matters but i though that "QQQQ" was reserved for businesses which are up to date with all their filings and we know Quantum is delinquent in this area.
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Dorick Dorick 4 hours ago
Maybe Mr. S googled the ampacity of Cat5 cable (0.577 amps), and now regrets revealing that his system is putting over 1 amp through it.
The first thing a sensible person would want to know about the two "Photon Engine" flywheels that Mr. S says he installed is simply their watt-hour storage capacity. Scammer Danzik has never mentioned this in any video, nor has Mr. S. Then we would want to know the total watt-hours produced by his solar panels in a day, as well as the total watt-hours consumed by the building in a day. But those matters have never been mentioned either. So we don't have even the most basic facts we would need in order to evaluate the system. Photos and videos would do nothing to change the situation. But Mr. S does not deserve any blame - it's only Quantum and FlooidCX that deserve the blame, for not providing such information about their systems.
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MagnetLover MagnetLover 5 hours ago
And there goes our hopes for pics.

Well, if the Quantum website is our beacon of hope, we might as well give up now. Fantastic.

And absolutely nobody gives a flying hoot about the name transition to QQQQ
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MsRoxanne MsRoxanne 6 hours ago
Omg, I almost just shot coffee out of my nose (it’s still early here 😉). Absolutely hilarious!
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PC retired PC retired 6 hours ago
I do check the quantum site from time to time. If it is the best source of information why is everything of importance "soon to be released" and has been for a long time? I suggest, with absolute certainty, that "magnetic propulsion" will never be released.
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Mr.S Szilard Mr.S Szilard 6 hours ago
The company that owns this board is ADVFN. Their stock price on the London (LSE) is 12.02 "GBX" which means it is traded in British pence. Which means today AFN (their ticker) is at a whopping 15 cents per share. Their revenue was only 5.5MM (USD) and AFN lost millions last year. The entire web traffic for this site is extremely low. That is why only about 9 people post in this board on a regular basis, and the board itself only has 39 Followers.

It is unlikely that AFN or this board will even survive through 2025.

As for me, I am out. This is a complete waste of time. I suggest you all stay tuned to the changes upcoming on the Quantum website. That is the best source of information.
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Curious Bystander Curious Bystander 7 hours ago
MsRoxanne, it doesn’t seem odd to me at all. I knew when you first asked for pics that they would never be shared by Mr S.

At the risk of offending anyone, I think the company(ies) should be renamed Quamala Energy. Much like a recent presidential candidate, Quamala Energy lurks a bit in the shadows and seeks to control every script related to its existence.

My recommendation?

If you want to invest in a company that believes in full disclosure of its business activities, sell your Quamala Energy shares and invest in Quantrump Energy.

A Quantrump Energy installation is accompanied by hundreds of pics, lengthy video, raw interviews, and if you’re lucky a national parade.
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PC retired PC retired 7 hours ago
Mr Szilard says this board is a "trash heap". Could this be due to the fact that absolutely nothing credible to back up Danzik's spurious claims has been submitted?
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PC retired PC retired 7 hours ago
I agree. And surely it would not hurt his standing with Quantum as Quantum might see it as going some way to counter the skeptics on this board.
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MsRoxanne MsRoxanne 8 hours ago
PC, 💯! I just find it curious that Mr. S, while willing to share every technical specification detail of the system and technology, is unwilling to share even a single photograph of his installed system. Doesn’t that seem odd?
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PC retired PC retired 8 hours ago
MsRoxanne, while a video of an installation might be of some value a comparison of the power bill , before and after the installation, would be what is needed.
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MsRoxanne MsRoxanne 8 hours ago
Mr. S., why would posting pics of your newly-installed system keep you out of good standing with Quantum?
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Mr.S Szilard Mr.S Szilard 8 hours ago
With all respect; I am not posting anything on this "board". It is just a trash heap, and I want to stay in good standing with Quantum. There is a lot of data coming as Quantum transitions to "QQQQ" which I am being told is later this week.
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MsRoxanne MsRoxanne 8 hours ago
Mr. S., that’s fabulous! I look forward to seeing Quantum’s video. Can you post some pics or video of the system in the meantime? I’ll let you and the others debate the science of the technology…I’m just a ‘seeing is believing’ kind of girl. Is there any reason why you can’t post a few pics of the system that you had installed in your business? Thanks in advance 🫶
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PC retired PC retired 8 hours ago
As long as cables are used within their ratings a given amount of illumination will use the same amount of power, regardless of the type of cable used. I cannot think of anything that supports Danzik's case.
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Dorick Dorick 10 hours ago
Oops - I meant to say "the ampacity of each pair is .577 amps" (not "pair pair").
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Dorick Dorick 10 hours ago
Mr. PC: The quote actually came originally from Cisco, which makes and sells this type of cable.
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solutions/enterprise-networks/what-is-poe-lighting.html
To say "Smart PoE lighting reduces installation and operating costs by more than half" definitely seems questionable to me. Lights can be turned off manually for Pete's sake.
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PC retired PC retired 11 hours ago
Mr Bystander, that google quote, on post #2697 about PoE smart systems delivering savings of up to 50% is misleading. One cannot make savings like this simply on the basis of the cable used. I would guess that what a "smart" system means is a system that switches off unnecessary lights when not required and this is how the savings are made.
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Dorick Dorick 11 hours ago
Mr. MagnetLover: Yes, the power is consumed by the PD. Each of the four twisted pairs of conductors within the cable is intended to provide for a complete circuit, from PSE to PD and back again. With Cat5, the ampacity of each pair pair is .577 amps. Is it permissible under the standards to combine two pairs and thereby achieve almost 1.2 amps? I'm not sure about that. I assumed it was not permissible, but maybe I was wrong.
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PC retired PC retired 12 hours ago
Sending power on a data cable is limited to low powers, ie mobile phones and similar devices with low power requirement. It offers no advantage other than convenience. With the low current rating involved any significant lighting array would require quite a lot of cables to power it, rather than a single power cable- the idea is daft.
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MagnetLover MagnetLover 13 hours ago
Interesting, I honestly didn't know about the existence of PoE lighting. Now, the next logical question is whether PoE supports Danzik's use case.

My understanding is that PoE does not natively support energy production or bi-directional energy flow, such as feeding power back into the system from a solar panel. PoE is designed primarily to deliver power (DC electricity) and data to connected devices, not to act as a power distribution network that accepts energy from external sources. They are designed to send power from a Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE) device, such as a PoE switch or injector, to a Powered Device (PD), such as a light fixture, camera, or sensor. The flow of power is unidirectional: from the PSE to the PD. No Energy Return Path: There is no mechanism in the PoE standard for devices to send power back to the PSE.
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PC retired PC retired 15 hours ago
Whether or not Danzik is using data cable for power transmission it is important to remember that doing so offers ZERO advantage. Mr Szilard himself said something to the effect that a wire is a wire and as long as one respects the rating i am in agreement with him on this.
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splintered sunlight splintered sunlight 22 hours ago
Excellent post
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Dorick Dorick 22 hours ago
Mr. Bystander: I think he simply didn't know that they were doubling ampacity by combining pairs, or he would have mentioned it. I assumed that combining pairs would not be permitted under the standards, and it's still not clear to me whether the NEC permits this. (Cat5 cables contain four twisted pairs, each of which has an ampacity of 577 mA.)
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Curious Bystander Curious Bystander 23 hours ago
Mr D — I’m new to all this “cable talk” so I just did some research of my own and I agree with what you’re saying.

So what does this tell us? Assuming they aren’t combining pairs, we must be missing something. The canned answer is “no we’re not…it’s a scam.” Wrong answer. If Mr Szilard really has a system, and a moron like myself can so easily determine that it would be unsafe to combine PoE/PoE+/PoE++ with greater than approx .5 amps, then there is no way a licensed electrician would not know that. I’m confident Mr S’s system wasn’t installed by the local high school cheerleading squad as a fundraiser. How could the installers not see a problem here?

I guess either Mr S will enlighten us or his building will burn down some time in the near future…
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Dorick Dorick 23 hours ago
However, I admit it is possible to achieve higher ampacity by combining pairs.
https://www.ti.com/lit/an/slyt270/slyt270.pdf?ts=1734307155498
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Dorick Dorick 24 hours ago
Oops, I meant to say "ampacity"
The ampacity of Cat 5 cables, which typically use 24 AWG conductors, is around 500 mA (0.5 amps) per conductor. In Power over Ethernet (PoE) applications, this capacity is used to safely transmit power alongside data.
It's important to note that PoE standards like IEEE 802.3af (PoE), IEEE 802.3at (PoE+), and IEEE 802.3bt (PoE++) have been designed with these limitations in mind. They ensure that the power delivered over Ethernet cables stays within safe limits to prevent overheating and maintain reliable performance.
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Dorick Dorick 24 hours ago
Mr. Bystander: That's fine, but now perhaps ask Mr. Google about the ampacy, or maximum amperage, of Cat 5 cable (regardless of voltage).
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Curious Bystander Curious Bystander 1 day ago
I asked Google about the efficiency of PoE for lighting and this is the first thing that popped up —

“PoE lighting uses Power over Ethernet technology to connect, monitor, and control LED light fixtures used in smart building solutions. Smart PoE lighting reduces installation and operating costs by more than half and helps building owners meet wellness and sustainability goals.”
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PC retired PC retired 1 day ago
Thank you, MagnetLover. I tried explaining how it was inappropriate to be using data cables for power transmission but that just triggered an ad hominem response. One uses data cables for data and power cables for power to achieve the most economic and efficient system. Using data cables for power transmission will only yield disadvantage.
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MagnetLover MagnetLover 1 day ago
Oh, sure, because using a ethernet wire, which is meticulously engineered to carry high-frequency data signals up to 100MHz, with its four twisted pairs and shielding designed specifically to fend off electromagnetic interference, just to lug around some basic electricity, is totally the genius move of the century and screams efficiency and viability.

We will never see those pictures, will we?
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PC retired PC retired 1 day ago
Mr Dorick, the last paragraph that you quoted on post #2682, "the dopes......." is an excellent example of meaningless word salad devoid of any technical validity. Obviously a Danzikism.
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PC retired PC retired 1 day ago
Mr Szilard, you continually misquote me. I never said powering devices via USB or other data cables was dumb. I said using data cables in place of power cables is a dumb idea and i maintain that stance strenuously. For a given power rating data cables are considerably more expensive than power cables and offer zero advantage. Lots of buildings have lots of data cables but these have dedicated uses and are not free to piggy-back a Danzik doohickey to them so new cabling will be required at a cost greater than a basic power cable.
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Dorick Dorick 1 day ago
Mr. S: The ampere limit for Cat 5 is .577 amps. According to your remarks the sytem is putting over 1 amp through Cat 5. Not "brilliant."
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Koog Koog 1 day ago
Power Over Ethernet (POE) is a real thing. Elon Musk uses POE to power its Starlink dish and to transmit 2-way data to/from the router. I know because I installed one at my house. That being said, I still think this outfit is a scam.
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Curious Bystander Curious Bystander 1 day ago
Thank you Mr Szilard
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Mr.S Szilard Mr.S Szilard 1 day ago
MsRoxanne - My building was filmed. I gave permission. Quantum is planning on featuring installations on their website.
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Mr.S Szilard Mr.S Szilard 1 day ago
My distributor did apply and pull permits. Its was inspected (twice). The low voltage installation did not require a permit. All of my equipment is U/L or Intertek approved devices.
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Mr.S Szilard Mr.S Szilard 1 day ago
A conductor is a conductor. Wire is wire. Data or electrical energy. That is the brilliance of the technology. Stay under the voltage, around 50 volts (and the amp limits) and voila! Do you understand how many industrial and commercial buildings are already wire with CAT or USB wiring? No conduit required and in many areas no permitting required. Brilliant!
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Curious Bystander Curious Bystander 1 day ago
I see everyone just blew past my questions.

1. How does a licensed contractor install the system without a permit?
(We really believe part of the company’s plan is to retrofit buildings without getting permits?)

2. Because a permit is required why would the county sign off on such an inept and/or dangerous menagerie of unconventional wiring, engines, photon collection devices, etc?
(The company has been talking about UL and NTS, etc testing for years…surely something like this would have to be in place)

3. Why aren’t distributors marketing directly to the public?

When considering these things, Ms Roxanne is right — let’s see some pictures.

IF Mr S really does have a system, it’s perfectly plausible to think many systems actually will be installed because tax credits and accelerated depreciation would make the system cost effective even if it wasn’t the most efficient.
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Mr.S Szilard Mr.S Szilard 1 day ago
I chose real estate development and construction over practicing law. My undergrad was C/E, and I worked for my father and grandfather in construction. I love real estate development. Very simple.
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Mr.S Szilard Mr.S Szilard 1 day ago
Power over ethernet (PoE) is a dumb idea? Wow! As I said, with each of your postings, you lose credibility. Stranded wire (AWG) is stranded wire. It is a conductor, regardless of use for data or electrical energy.
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Dorick Dorick 1 day ago
Mr. PC: I just discovered that it's possible to be a member of the bar association without actually being a qualified attorney. Perhaps that is the case with Mr. S. I don't claim to know, one way or the other.
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Dorick Dorick 1 day ago
Mr. PC: On 3/13/24 Mr. S did say: "I am a now non-practicing member of the bar association."
On 10/21/24 Mr. S posted a response to me that included the statement "I would disagree, and since my 36 year legal career exceeds yours, especially in the USA, and Canada concerning investments and securities..."
On 10/17/24 Mr. S said "I have handled securities for more than 35 years."
On 10/16/24 Mr. S absurdly told me, after I used the phrase "Claims for Relief" in a post claiming securities violations by Quantum and FlooidCX: "I sincerely hope you understand that you are now violating the law by stating claims outside of a court of competent jurisdiction. In other words, you have manufactured a post that looks like it is an actual legal claim, filed with a court, but it is not."
On 10/17/24 he also absurdly told me that "Neither the SEC, nor OSC take written complaints with Claims, a legal definition under law."
Mr. S's absurd reactions to the fact that I used the phrase "Claims for Relief" in posts alleging violations of certain securities and exchange statutes make it hard for me to believe that he was ever a qualified attorney - but that's what he claimed, so I'm not saying he wasn't - I'm just saying it's hard for me to believe.
Now that I've answered your question, I have one for you: How would you evaluate this statement by Mr. S of 10/18/24: "The dopes on this board have absolutely no idea what the tech actually does. It expands photonic production, and yes, the photovoltaic production band from 40 to 52 volts to just over 5 to 100 volts, all going to storage. All loads, brilliantly in my opinion come off storage, the system up to the batteries see micro loads as it is all capacitance."
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PC retired PC retired 1 day ago
Mr Dorick, a quick question for you. In #2670 Mr Szilard states that he is a civil engineering contractor and has been for over 30years. Maybe i am wrong but i thought he had stated some time ago that he was a non-practicing lawyer. Not impossible that he could be both although it seems unlikely. What do you think? or am i mistaken?
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PC retired PC retired 1 day ago
The requirements for a good data cable are not the same as those for a power cable. A data cable is usually implemented using twisted pairs with an overall screen, the object being low susceptibility to noise from external fields and low transmission of emf to adjacent equipment. Voltage rating and current carrying capability are not major factors. Power cables must have adequate insulation for the rated voltage and the cross section area must be adequate for the rated current carrying specs. All in all a different set of criteria and the idea of using data cable for power applications is plain and simple a dumb idea.
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H_L H_L 1 day ago
Feasibility aside, what are the benefits of using data cable? It's not cheaper, is it?
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PC retired PC retired 2 days ago
I see a lot of nonsense from Mr S was posted while i slept. Mr S seems to think to be competent in any field one must know EVERYTHING. I have never used data cables in my work, the conductors i would have been using included copper and copper clad aluminium bars and copper cables of cross sectional area 90-300 square millimetres. An important issue was mentioned and not expanded on: Does Danzik have UL certification, if not there will be insurance problems. And yes, Mr MagnetLover, using data cable for power is ridiculous- Mr S thinks it is some kind of technical breakthrough!!
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