Roth does not put out a lot of press releases. When they put out the news that sales were ahead of schedule (or something to that effect) it was true at that time. Since then the distributor MDR has not sold up to expectations and this is reflected in the "no sales" comment and the $121 in the bank.
This company is working to get the sales and marketing to where it should be, but in the meantime there will be slow or no sales. As MDR places orders when stock runs low, some quarters may have no sales, then after a skipped quarter or so they place an order. You can call this no sales or low sales or whatever you want.
Remember that most negative comments are from those that do not own any shares, so always consider the source of the informaton. Again for the record, I am a stockholder but that is my only association with Roth. I am not paid nor have I ever been paid by Roth in any fashion.
The stock price will continue to bump along the bottom until a significant sales distribution method is found. Until that time it is what it is.
Finally, if you call Mike Irving he will answer any and all questions and you can learn a lot. An investor or potential investor should find out what they can from all sources of information and try to weed out fact from fiction and make a decision on wether to invest or not. I'm not saying to buy or sell, but rather to do your own DD and decide for yourself.
Remember, its takes a lot of time and effort and money to put out press releases and Roth just does not have he resources to do a lot of press releases, but you can call and talk and find out a lot of things, but you do have to call.
Happy Easter to everyone and please, watch the sugar intake.
