This was my understanding of everything. They do seem to acknowledge the importance of marketing and attracting new investors. They did put a high priority on it, or at least said they did. Xalles, after reviewing other tickers engaged in Twitter and Official PR releases, among other outlets, appears that nothing is working well in the current market conditions. I mentioned this in my original post back in April or May, expressing concern about the lack of official PR marketing. I believe we are facing unprecedented times with COVID/post-COVID and the government's liquidity injection into the market. While I still think official PRs are a viable strategy, we have to acknowledge that the market's liquidity is different from the past few years, making it challenging to attract investors. The truth is, the US is going through an unprecedented recession, although it may not be officially recognized. We live among a nation with a "I want, I want, I want" mentality, spending money freely on BS material things that don't express investment toward the future while showing resistance towards traditional work. In past recessions, people were willing to work hard to recover, but today, a significant portion of the population expects rewards with minimal effort.
This is a battle we are facing. How to overcome it? I am not sure and I don't think Xalles is that sure neither. After chatting, I suppose I can express somewhat an appreciation for not spending the extra cash, willy nilly, on official news wire releases if they are feeling that the return is low based on monitoring other OTC tickers/relationships and seeing what they are seeing.
Does that answer the radio silence, not at all. I do expect an answer on that too.
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