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Re: RickNagra post# 167593

Wednesday, 08/20/2014 3:25:23 AM

Wednesday, August 20, 2014 3:25:23 AM

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I agree damm if he does and damm if he doesn't however consider this

When a new CEO comes on board he must gain the confidence of the investors. I personally don't care what he has done in the past but I care about what are you doing for me now with my investment. An investment in the company is an investment in the CEO and everyone else working there.

Yes his vision is there and made plenty of progress

Yes when he released news the stock has gone down for two reasons:
1-The general investing public doesn't know him and he hasn't
gained their confidence
2-People looking for a quick buck have sold on news

So what does he do? Continue to be honest and upfront with what is going on? Or decides that if I stay quiet the PPS will stabilize?

Release news when and if it is relevant and what happens? Flippers will continue to flip however confidence is built among those that want to invest long term. Less shares become available to flip because the longs continue to accumulate (law of supply and demand). Long's gain confidence that we have a CEO who is transparent. It is all up front in the open, no speculation.

If there is no speculation then what happens? PPS stability

When the stock is stable and the longs keep accumulating there are less shares for the flippers and new investors come on board because they see a long term stable transparent company with a CEO is in charge and steering the ship.

Do we want a company that we need to always speculate what is going on or a company that is totally transparent to it's shareholders? Which would you prefer?

For me it is transparency which I believe was one of the objectives that Calkin has committed to....wasn't it?