Re: I think the market is now asking "SHOW ME THE MONEY!!!" before the stock dances for us.
The market has been shown the money for seven straight quarters without a dance. Even during the inflated heights of the market bubble, this stock could not break $.90/share. I think something else is at play. I've been wondering why, after they've been interviewing prospective CEO's for over 16 months, that every single candidate has walked away from the opportunity. (I'm assuming, of course, that interim CEO Cole has been telling us the truth - that is, that thay have indeed been interviewing "very promising candidates" dating back to mid 2007). All I know is that if they can't find a willing CEO in this dismal economic environment, then something is rotten in Denmark. Maybe Cole needs to step up and accept full-time CEO responsibilities along with the associated salary and benefits, and put this uncertainty to bed.
Electronic Game Card, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: EGMI - News; "EGC"), today reported financial results for the quarter ended September 30, 2008, marking the Company's seventh consecutive quarter of both year over year and sequential revenue and profit growth.
