He raises a somewhat valid point, keyword somewhat. The art of culturing interest in a company does not result in immediate return. One must build through the flipper stage and produce a long continuos relationship with the shareholders that over time instills shareholder sentiment which if persisted upon will lead to market sentiment.
after the hard part is over the investor sentiment will breed higher levels of market maker sentiment and the corruption among the market makers subsides.
i see examples of this in many stocks...some are riddled with daily mm corruption and some do not.
its all in how you instill the confidence over a long period of time, god willing the pr's are consistently pleasant.
rick you are doing a fantastic job here, forget about the crap some of these shortsighted people are heaping on you.
some free advice though sir and i mean this in a most constructive way, not a slam at all.
no matter how frustrated you become at the shareholders who bray and praddle on like children, they are adults, mind your tongue, sentiment is at risk with every word you say, in other words that conspirator pr hurt your pps bad....now is the time to begin to rebuild it.
trust me and when it pays off you will never look back again.
by the way, the comment about rsds market reads pinksheets dot com, yes you are right, now it is time to go after the rest of the uncaptured market, because even the strongest of longs do not always, each of them that is, stick around. life calls and sometimes they need to go away.
most importantly a lot of folks who jumped in at much higher prices will dump on you and run when you get a run, because they are angry.
fine let them go, but national pr's will eventually supply a larger pool of capital and shareholders that will eventually reward you with loyalty beyond your dreams, hence making the public company option worth your while
