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Re: doggussy1 post# 123520

Friday, 01/07/2011 4:42:25 PM

Friday, January 07, 2011 4:42:25 PM

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To me this is a no brainer. If you are going to shell out money to hire an IR firm and if you are going ahead with plans to uplist your stock (at significant cost of time and money - legal fees - no doubt), then you have to feel you will get a return on your investment. Staking additional claims also indicates confidence. We can all speculate on what it is that gives the CEO and his management team that confidence. It could be many things, all of which they are perfectly within their rights to keep to themselves until the time is right. You don't have companies big or small letting their shareholders in on everything that is in the works. I don't know how many times I have woken up to CNBC in the morning and some company has bought out another company making the shareholders rich. Or some company has come out with a product I could not have dreamed of. I always ask myself, why didn't I own that stock? If I knew it was coming I would have bought it -- and so would everyone else. There is such a thing as proprietary information. I don't care how big or small the company you are always going to have that. There is always a chance the news is bad. It's the risk investors take. This company either fits in with your risk tolerance and your portfolio or it doesn't. Personally, I thought the PR answered many of the questions that have been asked on this board the past week or so.
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