|  IDI Inc. (IDI) Pure Play On BIG Data At A Ground Floor Price Feeling Shut Out Of The Big Data Revolution? IDI Brings Hot DATA FUSION Technology For A 99% Discount From What Wall Street's Paying For $20 BILLION Competitors  | Big Data turned into a $125 billion Wall Street revolution so fast that entry-level exposure is scarce. Companies like this are already trading at a 10,000% premium...no wonder bona fide BILLIONAIRES are getting in position now. | Searching for your next aggressive micro-cap play? Nothing is worse for an active trader than missing the biggest party on Wall Street in a generation. This time around it's Big Data: if you don't have your ducks in a row, you're probably already kicking yourself. Big Data has gone from zero to $125 billion in a blink of an eye. Most of the low-hanging fruit has been plucked in the frenzy. I didn't believe that all the game-changing opportunities in this white-hot space were already gone, so I dug deep. And I found a little company flying under the radar: IDI Inc. (IDI), still priced at $7 and change. In an industry where the earliest movers have run up to $20 billion in market cap, IDI remains an undiscovered $100 million company...barely a ground-floor startup in relative terms. We're far from the nosebleed seats here at the moment. But this window may not be open for long. Price action on IDI has DOUBLED since January. You wait too long to catch an EXPONENTIAL growth ramp like this, you lose! Remember, companies in this space have already jumped into the mega-cap zone. The green field opportunities to rake in those firecracker profits for yourself are getting thin. When they're gone, they're GONE! There's already at least one billionaire nosing around this ticker symbol. His insider filings are a matter of public record. Go here if you want to trade with the big boys in Big Data and sign up for FREE real-time breaking news, white papers, updates and alerts on IDI.  | P.S. Wondering how a $7 start-up is going to capture that $125 billion market? The sign-up page lays out the math. For now, let's just say that IDI isn't going wide right away. They're starting with a $13 billion opportunity . . . the low-hanging fruit . . . and moving up from there. If they can grab 0.7% of that cash, the EV/S numbers get real interesting, VERY fast. This is the kind of story hardened traders love to get on their screen. The clock is ticking! | | IMPORTANT NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER: This sponsored advertising of IDI Inc. does not purport to provide an analysis of any company's financial position, operations or prospects and this is not to be construed as a recommendation, or an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any security. The "Company" featured in this issue, appears as paid advertising, paid by a third party to provide public awareness for IDI. This Report has used outside research and writers using public information to create this advertisement. 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