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Stockhouse Investor Chat - Datametrex AI Ltd

There are more than three billion social media users around the world. 
A company can only truly reach its full potential if it understands the depth of its online presence to connect with this audience; one Canadian artificial intelligence and machine learning Company has developed tools to help businesses and agencies fully understand this ....
Datametrex AI Limited trades on the TSX Venture and focuses on collecting and presenting data. Its wholly owned subsidiary, Nexalogy Environics, utilizes these tools to provide data analytics insights to businesses and government agencies. Its core technology, Nexaintelligence, is a powerful social discovery tool that analyzes millions of data points from numerous social media platforms.
This technology is offered as a software as a solution package, or SaaS, to government agencies and retail brands, while also having applications for internet of things, or IoT-connected smart cities. 
Sometimes referred to as "on-demand software” SaaS is a delivery model where software is licensed on a subscription basis and is centrally-hosted. Nexaintelligence utilizes a social discovery engine that analyzes data to find new audiences, trends, risks and voters and removes spam, streamlining what people need to see, filtering out the junk.
For companies and government agencies who want to fully understand their online influence and identify fake news, this technology has all the right applications.
The global social media analytics market is expected to reach $16.37 billion by 2023, according to a Research and Markets report, and Stockhouse caught up with Datametrex CEO Marshall Gunter to learn more ....

High Returns: Turning Cannabis 2.0 into Profitability

With Cannabis 2.0 products flying off the shelves and more on the way, is the cannabis industry finally maturing? It might be a slow start but it looks like the cannabis comeback is underway. Business are operating more efficiently, retail stores are being rolled out, and new products are showing demand is still alive and well. But in the time leading up to the recovery, investors have gotten smart about cannabis: profitable growth is key. So when Indiva Limited (TSX-V:NDVA, OTC:NDVAF, Forum) decided to make cannabis edibles, they did it the right way. Now, the London, ON based LP produces such well-renowned cannabis products that they’ve secured sales and partnerships before products even hit the market. The Company’s President and CEO, Niel Marotta, recently spoke with Omri Wallach of Stockhouse Media about the exciting market opportunity on-hand for Indiva and the Cannabis 2.0 market in general. The highlights include:
Indiva’s strategy for edibles, tinctures, and more derivate products.
Breakdown of the “cannabis bubble” and how the market is correcting itself.
How a laser-honed focus is keeping Indiva ahead of the broad-reaching competition and in line for profitability.

Helping Cure Opioid Addiction with the Billion-Dollar Ibogaine Market

Psychedelics are the real deal. They can help people in need, change the world, and make a lot of money, all at the same time. The severity of the opioid crisis has been well documented and needs a solution: One that is able to reduce the both the strain on thousands impacted by the crisis and the economic drain to the tune of billions of dollars.   One of the companies leading the charge is Universal Ibogaine. The Company’s Chairman is Shayne Nyquvest, formerly the Executive VP of Mackie Research Capital and a founding member of the Cannacord Genuity Group, and he recently sat down with Omri Wallach of Stockhouse Media to dive into the exciting market opportunity on-hand. The highlights include:
An $8-billion-dollar potential market swing.
Universal Ibogaine’s 95% effective rate for getting patients through detox.
The next important steps for the psychedelics market.

The Untold Story of Supplying The Streaming Wars

There has never been a better time to be a part of the “streaming wars”, either as a viewer, contributor or investor.
As more people turn to steaming content, providers like Netflix, Disney and Apple are seeing their share prices increase with even more heavyweight contenders like NBC-Universal and Warner Media joining the fray later this year.
Netflix, the pioneer of it all, recently crushed growth targets internationally in Q4 2019, but the emergence of Disney+ helped take a chunk out of its US growth.
That’s the story of the big-name players, but what about the companies producing content who are poised to benefit from this battle, effectively supplying the digital “arms-race” for all of the platforms? There is a massive opportunity to invest in companies that provide content to meet this incredible demand.
That brings us to meet Thunderbird Entertainment, a Canadian media company with projects such as Discovery Channel’s top-rated Highway Thru Hell,, Canadian Screen Award winning Kim’s Convenience for CBC and Netflix,  the animated Emmy winning series Beat Bugs for Netflix, and The Last Kids on Earth, based on the New York Best Selling series.
Thunderbird recently reported strong revenues, the majority of its quarter-over-quarter increase is related to growth in its animation division.
 Stockhouse is joined by Thunderbird’s Chief Executive Officer, Jennifer Twiner McCarron to talk more about how the company is thriving during these times….

From the Earth to the Bottle

Welcome to the StockTalk Podcast…where we help listeners and investors understand more about investment opportunities in capital markets. I’m Dave Jackson. 
Voyageur Pharmaceuticals (TSX-V.VM, OTC: VYYRF, Forum) has built a successful business model from the ground-floor up based on sound principles with a focus on developing barium and iodine radiocontrast products and bromine based-pharmaceutical products. The Company provides its products to medical applications and diagnostics. 
Through its three subsidiaries – Voyageur Industrial Minerals, Voyageur Inc., and a Joint Venture with Chief Medical Supply called ImagingX Pharmaceuticals – the Calgary-based company is executing on a model that will see it control all input costs from mineral production to pharmaceutical manufacturing to manufacture radiocontrast in bottles for distribution. Chief Medical has one of the largest pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities in North America in Mississauga, Ontario, with multiple lines capable of producing over 500 sterile bottles per minute. 
In this podcast, Stockhouse Media's Dave Jackson was joined by the Company’s CEO & Director, Brent Willis, to learn more about Voyageur’s corporate vision, recent management team appointments, and the company’s unique business model.

PROFIT! Eps. 2: Max Porterfield, CEO of Callinex Mines Inc.

Welcome to our exciting, new “vodcast“ (def: video podcast) series – PROFIT! Get to know capital market moguls, mavens and management teams in a more relaxed setting. Episodes open with fun, rapid-fire questions, setting the tone for a more informal one-on-one. 
A personal approach + insight into some great investment opportunities in every sector = an entertaining way to do some due diligence and PROFIT! 
Stockhouse Media’s Cindy Broad was joined live in-studio by Max Porterfield, CEO of Callinex Mines Inc. (TSX-V.CNX, OTC:CLLXF, Forum).

PROFIT! Eps. 8: Lawrence Roulston, CEO of Mountain Boy Minerals Ltd.

Welcome to our exciting, new “vodcast“ (def: video podcast) series – PROFIT! Get to know capital market moguls, mavens and management teams in a more relaxed setting. Episodes open with fun, rapid-fire questions, setting the tone for a more informal one-on-one. 
A personal approach + insight into some great investment opportunities in every sector = an entertaining way to do some due diligence and PROFIT! 
Stockhouse Media’s Cindy Broad was joined live in-studio by Lawrence Roulston, CEO of Mountain Boy Minerals Ltd. (TSX-V.MTB, OTC: MBYMF, Forum).

PROFIT! Eps. 6: Paul Pederson, CEO of Nextleaf Solutions Ltd

Welcome to our exciting, new “vodcast“ (def: video podcast) series – PROFIT! Get to know capital market moguls, mavens and management teams in a more relaxed setting. Episodes open with fun, rapid-fire questions, setting the tone for a more informal one-on-one. 
A personal approach + insight into some great investment opportunities in every sector = an entertaining way to do some due diligence and PROFIT! 
Stockhouse Media’s Cindy Broad was joined live in-studio by Paul Pederson, CEO of NextleafSolutions  (CSE.OILS, Forum).