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Some idiots are downvoting because OP asked why there is difference in charges shown in calculator & actual charges, & a high IQ person is stating facts here.

If you trust those who advertize their signal channels on social networks, you must absolutely have an IQ below 70. They all look like chavs 😆

You need to understand the way this guy operates
This is so typical of these so called trading educators
If you ever subscribe to his training, and paid thousands of dollars, and then you start losing money ... then it is not his fault ... it is your out of scope IQ level, period (he washes his hands off)

I have a really really high IQ. I got it from my uncle that taught at McDonalds

I'm high IQ. A lot of people (all the best) say I'm Super Intelligent ™️. I don't expect many of you to understand, but at least ChatGPT is on my level and understands me.

India is service based all hail to previous govts. Should we blame them for it because we can't go back to repair but atleast we have seen startups growth in India which will take another long term to migrate service sector to Startup sector. Also, Indian mindset is just like Pakistan and Bangladesh people. Not even like Sri Lanka, Nepal Bhutan. Other South Asian countries people have kuch higher way of thinking than Indian in IQ. So that's also impacting us harder.

Just a reminder that there are different subcategories to IQ like within the WAIS tests for example. I have ADHD, 4 out of my 5 closest friends also have ADHD and they all have a (tested) IQ between 125-130 and I, similarly to them, excel in certain areas but absolutely bloooow in others. Reasoning/verbal IQ? High? The focus test they did? Short term (working) memory? I think I scored in the 80s and 90s lmao.
Just putting it out there: Figure out *exactly* what types of tasks you truly excel at and leverage your abilities to the max. For some this will work as a quant, for others? Not so much, that being said, there are way more inefficient business areas with less competition than quant work, lol. I don't remember who it was, but it was some quant who said he has a close friend who sells the ambulance equipment to a lot of the providers in the US and his net worth is something like $150m while most quants will never get close to that. Food for thought.

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they have culture corrected IQ tests if thats the 'bias' you mean.
This is just cope for people who test low (sour about it) and people who are too low too understand this (raw ability cant understand).
almost all tests are very very correlated. a 140 mensa will yield 130-150 on others etc.
online IQ are rough, some are great estimates just to see if taking the MENSA is worthwhile or a more in depth practice MENSA. Its not crazy expensive but their is a cash cost plus a day planned to go to an accredited facility.
trading and IQ is probably similar to life. low IQ near the avg can sometimes be too stupid to doubt and overthink and if given a good plan they execute, 110-120 is probably more ideal. there is a blackspot in the 125-135 range where doubt and overthinking, they can understand bigger concepts but not strong enough for them to never feel like a lighter load. too aware of what theyre unable/unaware or proficient at. 140+ life gets easier again for most. you actually are near the smartest wherever you are

An edge is something you know about the market that others don’t. That’s it. If you think you know something others don’t then you create the strategy based on that edge, backtest, and if you’re right, you trade it to make money.
The fact is most people don’t have an edge, because anything they could possibly think of has already been thought of by the 160 IQ genius QRs and QTs on Wall Street.

The jobs are insanely varied so unless you've got an IQ you can count on both hands you should be able to find a role.

The problem is the less specialized ones can be mind numbingly boring. But the lowest I've been paid on one of these jobs is $50/hr the most is $150/hr so I'm not complaining.

Your IQ needs much more than a 1.5% raise

You can't even articulate your thoughts without a bot so your IQ is definitely less than the number of youf YT subscribers lol.

15 mins ? Got ur IQ . Thanks .

People who ask for V have a very low IQ

Single digit IQ in the comments. Not your fault OP

# ZenaTech Letter to Shareholders Outlines 316% Q2 Revenue Growth and Seventh Consecutive Quarter of Sequential Growth
*Drone as a Service generated $8.6 million, or nearly 93% of Q2 revenue, as the Company expanded its operating platform and advanced its defense technology portfolio*
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Oct. 01, 2026 [(GLOBE NEWSWIRE)](https://www.globenewswire.com/) \-- ZenaTech, Inc. (Nasdaq: ZENA) (FSE: 49Q) (BMV: ZENA) ("ZenaTech" or the "Company"), a technology solution provider specializing in AI-powered drones, Drone as a Service (DaaS), enterprise SaaS and Quantum Computing solutions, today provides a business update and future outlook in a letter to shareholders from CEO Shaun Passley, Ph.D. Unless otherwise indicated, all financial figures are expressed in Canadian dollars.
**To our valued shareholders,**
ZenaTech continues its evolution from a technology development company with a software revenue base to a diversified, multi-product and vertically integrated operating company with a scalable Drone as a Service platform, and advancing commercial, government and defense drone technology portfolio, and an enterprise software business.
I am proud of what we accomplished during the first half of 2026. We continued to execute our business plan, scale our DaaS operations and advance our drone and software platforms for business, government and defense markets.
Second-quarter revenue reached $9.3 million, up 316% year over year, while revenue for the first six months reached $17.7 million, up 425% from the comparable period last year. First-half revenue also exceeded our full-year 2025 revenue of $12.9 million by approximately 37%. Drone as a Service remained our primary revenue engine, contributing $8.6 million, or nearly 93% of total revenue in the quarter, and $16.4 million during the first half.
We have now delivered seven consecutive quarters of sequential revenue growth since Q4 2024. Quarterly revenue increased more than 13 times over that period, from approximately $0.7 million in Q4 2024 to $9.3 million in Q2 2026.
In June 2026, ZenaTech was added to the Russell 3000® Index, an important market-recognition milestone as we continue to expand the Company.
Our Q2 operating expenses increased with our larger workforce, acquired operations, sales and marketing activity, technology development and public-company costs. We recognize that scaling revenue must ultimately translate into improved operating leverage. Our focus is therefore not only on adding locations, but also on integrating them, deploying drone-enabled workflows and expanding higher-value data and analytics services.
Following our May financing, we ended the quarter with $12.2 million in cash, $34.6 million in combined cash and marketable securities, and $24.3 million in working capital. Total assets increased 50% to $149.3 million and shareholders' equity increased 34% to $91.4 million. These resources provide flexibility to fund integration, product development and disciplined acquisitions, while we remain focused on careful capital allocation.
**Drone as a Service**
The scale of our operating platform continues to expand. In Q2 2026, we completed four land survey and legacy service business acquisitions, bringing our cumulative DaaS acquisition count to 24 at June 30. Subsequent transactions increased that count to 29 to date and expanded our presence into additional sectors and regions, including Alberta, Ohio, Idaho and, most recently, Georgia. ZenaTech's DaaS operations now have a physical presence in 14 U.S. states. We also expanded our corporate footprint with offices in South Korea and the United Kingdom, while our broader DaaS operations and acquisition activity extend across the U.S., Canada, the UK and Australia.
We chose land surveying and related engineering services deliberately. These are essential, fragmented industries facing a shortage of licensed professionals, while many workflows remain manual and dependent on decades-old processes. By combining established local operators and customer relationships with drones, LiDAR, centralized data processing and analytics, we believe we can increase field capacity, shorten project timelines and improve data and precision. For customers, that can mean faster and more useful information. For shareholders, it creates a platform through which technology, shared services and new offerings can be deployed across a growing revenue base.
Our objective is to build a scaled, technology-enabled global Drone as a Service platform. We acquire established operating companies with licensed professionals, existing customers and specialized expertise, then connect them with ZenaDrone technology, software, AI, analytics and our vertically integrated manufacturing capabilities. Each acquisition adds an existing revenue base upon consolidation. As integration progresses, we believe drone-enabled workflows can reduce costs per job, increase capacity and support margin improvement.
Scale matters because each new location expands the customer base into which we can deploy differentiated technology and data services and broadens the types of contracts we can pursue. We will continue to target acquisitions in sectors ready for drone-enabled modernization as we enter new U.S. states and international markets. At the time of our Q2 results announcement, signed acquisition offers across the U.S., Canada and Australia, if completed, were expected to contribute approximately $40 million in revenue during the first 12 months following closing.
**Defense Technology Progress**
Our defense technology portfolio is an important component of our long-term strategy, and we continue to advance product development, certification and customer engagement as demand for commercial and defense drone solutions grows.
The ZenaDrone 1000, IQ Nano and IQ Square have advanced into the cybersecurity phase of the Blue UAS certification process, while the IQ Quad is also progressing toward certification. Blue UAS certification supports eligibility for U.S. government and defense procurement. We are also moving from internal development toward customer-facing demonstrations. We have received our first confirmed U.S. government defense agency demonstration request and are planning demonstrations involving the IQ Nano, ZenaDrone 1000 and IQ Square for applications including inspections, surveys, specialized cargo, reconnaissance and inventory management. We believe this progress strengthens our ability to pursue future pilots and potential contracts.
We continue to build out our Counter-UAS platform to offer cost-effective solutions. Low-cost hostile drones can be extraordinarily expensive to counter using traditional intercept methods. The Interceptor P-1 is our low-cost, one-way autonomous interceptor designed to physically engage hostile drones, with a target selling price of under US$5,000. It has entered flight testing. We have also advanced our IQ Aqua underwater mine-detection drone into U.S. field testing in Florida and are progressing development of the larger gas-powered ZenaDrone 2000 and IQ Glider autonomous maritime launch and refueling platform. Together, these technologies form part of a broader integrated Counter-UAS architecture intended to be supported by Zena AI and our research involving detection and swarm-command capabilities.
ZenaDrone has also begun in-house flight testing of custom-designed printed circuit boards manufactured by our Taiwan-based Spider Vision Sensors subsidiary and integrated at our UAE facility, advancing our vertical-integration strategy toward NDAA-compliant drones and Blue UAS certification.
Geographically, we are developing capabilities for U.S. and allied defense markets, including potential NATO and Gulf-state opportunities. Our Ukraine-based manufacturing and testing operation is being established with a planned focus on Counter-UAS and interceptor drones, and we registered Phoenix Aero as our Western Ukraine-based company.
**Enterprise Software**
Enterprise SaaS revenue was $702,315 in Q2, an increase of approximately 6% from the prior-year quarter. First-half Enterprise SaaS revenue was $1.29 million, compared with $1.39 million a year earlier. During the quarter, we added NOW Solutions, an HR and payroll software business serving government and institutional customers.
We also announced Zoo Office™, the next evolution of our enterprise software strategy. Our vision is an AI-powered enterprise productivity platform that will include the Company's existing 13 software brands together with new applications under development. It is intended to provide an integrated business environment in which AI can understand organizational context, automate repetitive workflows, execute tasks and support better decisions.
We have also expanded ZenaWorx virtual design and construction progress monitoring with digital-terrain-modeling capabilities and signed the Company's first paying customer in the AI data-center construction market.
**Outlook for the Remainder of 2026**
As we move through the second half of 2026, we believe we are positioned to continue building the business. Our priorities remain integrating and scaling our platforms, converting technology investment into revenue, and continuing the disciplined M&A activity that has driven our growth.
In DaaS, we are working to close transactions covered by signed acquisition offers while continuing to integrate acquired survey, inspection and power-washing businesses into drone-based delivery. Our objectives include reducing the cost per survey and per job, increasing capacity and geographic reach, supporting margin expansion, and introducing additional data and analytics services with centralized processing.
In drone technology and defense, we are advancing product development, the Blue UAS certification process and engagement with U.S. defense agencies. These activities are intended to support additional demonstration requests, potential procurement-list inclusion, pilots and future government revenue. We are also progressing our Counter-UAS and interceptor programs and establishing Ukraine-based testing and manufacturing capabilities to support product-development objectives.
Our manufacturing priorities include further commissioning facilities, expanding production capabilities and growing manufacturing and testing teams across Mesa, Arizona; Sharjah, UAE; and Taipei, Taiwan.
In enterprise software, we are continuing the rollout of Zoo Office™, our planned AI-powered enterprise productivity platform incorporating 13 existing software brands and designed to support future Enterprise SaaS revenue opportunities.
Finally, we will continue to manage our balance sheet carefully as we fund organic growth, integrate acquisitions and pursue additional disciplined transactions.
ZenaTech is a very different company than it was a year ago. We have moved from primarily developing software and technologies to building a larger operating platform with revenue, customers, acquired businesses, manufacturing capabilities, software products and a growing defense opportunity pipeline.
I am proud of what we have accomplished to date and the results we have delivered. We remain committed to building long-term shareholder value as we scale the business. I am grateful for your continued support and confidence, and I look forward to sharing our progress throughout the remainder of 2026.
Sincerely,
Shaun Passley, Ph.D.
Chief Executive Officer
ZenaTech, Inc.

Typical BJP IT Cell IQ level.

they're losing control because they are mentally low IQ.

You are severely overestimating the average IQ