You people need to relax.....
Micro analyzing this start up company is going to drive you all crazy. There is no logical timetable that connects specific day to day efforts to the stock price.
It's a process.
RSPG is "telling their story" to Wall Street.
That is what Maxwell is helping them do.
I would rather see Maxwell's rolodex than their web site.
You can do this many, many ways...and you are starting to see a few.
CNBC ads are not targeting prospective sales, they are introducing a start up company to institutions, retail traders and large hedgefunds that can get onboard early.
Introducing a business plan to the "Big guns" on Wall Street is tricky. Any of these groups can jump start a start-up company. You need this recognition to take the next step and they are going right after it.
CNBC ads are just one step. I'm sure that there will be many presentations to institutions and mutual funds...that is where you will get the stock movement through increased volume and RSPG has the advantage of dangling a large short position in front of the powerful hedgefunds that know how to squeeze them.
Instead of bashing the efforts, you need to continue buying shares and wait for the Big money to jump in there with you...that is what will make you money on the long side. You just need to get in there BEFORE they do.
Shorts better start worrying!! When you see the dorsal fin of a hedgefund in the water....it's too late...you are in BIG trouble, and it will cost you.
If RSPG wanted to make a sale, they would be meeting privately with the decision makers that determine who provides the water and packaging for their house brand water.
They are marketing their product every day but don't expect a news release every time they call on a potential client or make a sale.
We are talking about two completely different roads to success. One road goes after sales and the other goes after Wall Street...You need both to succeed . Make sure that you people don't confuse the two.
