Really well-founded “bearishness” from @TTTT. I agree.
IMO, Easor’s software has no proven competitive advantage in the market. Previous users have been Talenom’s own accountants and staff from acquired companies who were “forced” to use the software while employed by the company.
Now that Talenom’s accountants are being “freed” as the entities decouple, the back door is leaking (high churn), and at the same time, they need to acquire new software users 
there are tons of competitors, and AI agents allow new competitors to enter the field on an accelerated schedule. Of course, this last point also speeds up the development of Easor’s software.
The red flags are definitely waving in my books too 
I just hope they aren’t doing the horizontal limbo with their revenue…