The other issue is that here in the Pinkies, the exception has become the rule. That is:
Companies start up with a good idea and lots of enthusiasm, and then the real work sets in and money is tight........ so, management starts treating their investors like their own personal money presses: issue PR's based on not much (fluff), get a lot of interest going, and then dilute until resistance begins, wait awhile and do it all over again. When the money press runs dry, time to move to another company and begin all over again.
I believe here, we have a different scenario. Great idea and enthusiasm, but backed up with personnel and companies that can generate the cash flow needed to propel it even farther. Yes, there has been some need for investor contribution to get the acquisitions up and running, but what are investor's for? Ummm, investing for the purpose of creating cash flow until revenue can takeover.
Since we don't need the pumps to get investor's interested and their wallets open, we don't need to do the fluff PR's. When the time is right and the news is right, we tell our shareholders what we have been doing with their money and where we plan to go next.
IMO, this is a pink stock acting like a blue stock. It's my hope that eventually, it changes color from a pink to a blue.
If people come here expecting to see the "business as usual" pink sheet drama, they will be sadly disappointed. If they come here, do their DD and realize what is going on, I think they will understand the greater potential that exists.
