If doing business with Singular Research and SeeThruEquity gets the company noticed, what is the problem?
All corporations have relationships with investment banks and research firms at some point.
It is all part of the process and attracts investment dollars into one's stock.
If a company has good or improving fundmentals, then it's up to the potential investor to decide if they want to put money into the company.
Research firms that follow micro-caps are needed to help companies like Youngevity get their foot in the door or at least get noticed by potential investors, otherwise they languish in anonymity.
I think Briskie and the team are doing what it takes to get the company on as many investors radar screens as possible.
They are doing the right thing and at the same time growing the business too.
This should be no mystery to anyone because all public companies do this to a certain extant.
I believe it was Singular that introduced them to potential investors in Boston and New York in March. And if YGYI paid them a fee for this service, then it was money that was probably well spent.
But in the end it is up to the company to build a good and growing business, then everything else will take care of itself.
