rocket and all: Right. Not one more dime to the Shaffer's of the world.
However, nothing comes from nothing.
The problem is, in the absence of revenues and presence of significant costs, existing shareholders face that dreaded OTC bogeyman Mr. Dilution. CSMG, in all probability, must needs sell shares to stay the course and pursue its business plan. The question then becomes how to minimize dilution. The answer is an increased CTGI stock price. How to achieve an increased stock price? New money needs come into the stock. This requires telling the story of CSMG, its achievements and near limitless potential, in ways that excite and captivate a new audience.
The company can, in ways frugal and imaginative, promote itself for itself and claim a bigger spot on the map. I'd rather the existing shareholders, not Johnny-come-lately six-month restricted share buyers, reap most of the rewards.
These are my opinions and sentiments only. Take them for what they're worth. Do your DD. Buying stocks is risky!
"If we could sell our experiences for what they cost us, we'd all be millionaires." -Abigail van Buren (a/k/a Dear Abby)
