Xcel Brands, Inc. (XELB)

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According to IR, their initial target price is/was a minimum of $5.00 per share. If they could achieve and maintain a price like that, and then build upon it, things would look better for pre R/S shareholders. The only way they can achieve and maintain those kind of prices is to have a fantastic business plan and product, along with limiting dilution. On the pinks however, hoping for a company to limit dilution usually ends up as a pipe dream for shareholders. We'll see how things unfold here. The IR department (Seth Burroughs) seems like a straight shooter to me, and is very accessible. He was right on the Ameritrade problem for me, and actually returns calls quickly if you leave a message or question on his voicemail.