Monday, October 17, 2022 6:51:58 PM
I've been watching other QMCI boards and I tend to agree with what a few posters are saying. A few are calling QuoteMedia a takeover play. While "takeover" isn't the right word to use, I agree that shareholders will most likely not be rewarded until the company is sold. It's obvious that DS doesn't care about share price. He practically said so on the recent podcast interview. With the amount of shares he owns it would be impossible for a competitor, or investor, to buy enough shares to force a cheap sale.
I believe the current plan is to keep growing the company, piss off as many competitors as they can, then let a pissed off competitor buy them.
It's just a matter of time. The question is, how much time?
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