Okay, so we're not on the list of those who attended the convention. Pray tell, what does that mean??
Maybe it's because we don't need to be there at all because management is putting their time and effort into progress rather than sitting around all day lost among all the rest that are there.
Conventions are great for visitors, but doesn't necessarily mean much overall for the companies that set up there.
One good shot for us via media coverage blows away all the memories of what investors saw at a convention because it's going out to the masses, not just a center full of onlookers seeing what's what.
Another way to look at it, is if your company is strong enough, you don't need to bolster attention to help strengthen it's image.
Forget about the effect the elections will have.
Little impact if any can be expected, and maybe negatively as well.
Just too much wishful thinking and posts based on no knowledge what so ever, except from a few who do search for relative info.
The magic pill that use to catapult a stock into the stratosphere is no longer available. We have a reality check these days, and only the quality and performance of a company is going matter in the end.
Rise we will, but not fast enough for most here, and no matter how much posting is made from wishful thinking, it's not going to matter.
However, that said, if a company is interested in luring interest for a new entry in the hopes that the exposure will excite someone from the news to cover their product, then it definitely helps.
