This is a good topic to bring up. I think it's important for shareholders. Let me provide my experience, and perhaps others can chime in as well.
I have recommended QBID to several of my friends that are involved in investing. None of them are as involved in the stock market as much as I am, and none of them have nearly as much in it as I do, but, they are still involved in varying degrees.
Now to my point... it has been quite difficult to convince any one of them to buy in to QBID. There are several reasons why. There is an apparent stigma associated with it with these individuals. I tell them it's a startup network for the gay and lesbian audiences. For some reason they have issues with the concept. Oh well, their loss, in my opinion.
Of course there are other reasons involved, like the fact that it's a penny stock, and that there are so many shares outstanding. The thing is, I don't think they have even gotten that far with it, simply because of the concept.
Back to my point... I'm just stating that there are many who are pretty narrow-minded, and have difficulties with the concept of such a network.
On a personal note, I am not gay, but I fully support the existence of such a network, and I believe it is a great investment. I see its success as a win-win for all involved, and it'll be another kick in the side to all of those that cast their votes against the rights of good citizens.
What reactions have some of you encountered when trying to spread the investment work on Q?
Good luck, and cheers
