Friday, February 23, 2007 10:48:18 AM
Don't see any of that from DPDW.
What most new public company executives don't realize from the start is that running a public company requires skills and knowledge that they don't have yet. They need to interface with a new set of Accountants, Lawyers, IR & PR types, as well as shareholders. It can sink your company quickly if you don't pay attention. Some companies clam up from the start for fear of saying something that will come back at them.
Also keep in mind that putting out PR's does not instantly equate to a high stock price. The real grease to the wheel in these kinds of companies is retail brokers selling the shares to customers. Once you have established a real following for the company and it is widely held, then it can move with real news and better financial results.
If you can't deal with the above, you should sell and move on. Otherwise get on the phone/email and talk with the company executives and mention some of what I said or come up some other critical points that you can offer them. It is afterall a company that you own part of.
Signatures are so yesterday!
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