Goliath National Inc (ZAAGD)

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Does Mrs. Roberton care about the chart?

The answer to that is probably, no. It's very doubtful that she cares at all about the daily chart movement, or stock price movement.

Now, that's not just true for a very small stock like DGIN, those same things can be said about the charts and pps movement of even big board stocks. You take the CEO of a huge company like MSFT, or AAPL and of course their CEO's are concerned about the company stock, they have to be since it is a publicly traded company. But the share price is not the driving force that motivates CEO's of any publicly traded company. What drives them is executing their business model, trying to stay ahead of other companies that are in their sector of business, and if they are successful at accomplishing those goals the share price will automatically follow the success of the business and appreciate in value.

That may sound like CEO's don't give a rip about their shareholders but that is not true, they do care. But in order for their shareholders to be rewarded they need to first take care of the primary business at hand which is to make sure that they bring a successful, a profitable, and a competitive product to the market place. Again, when all of those things are done, and done well, the share price naturally reflects the fruit of their labor by going up in price.

Apple is a perfect example. Not too many years ago you could buy shares of AAPL for under 20 bucks, hell you could get shares for less than 10 bucks. Then what happened???? New and improved Mac books. The Iphone. The Ipad. And the next thing you know, for the first time since somewhere in the 1980's, Apple overtook Microsoft as the number one tech company in the market place.

Now don't get me wrong, I am in no way, shape, or form comparing to DGIN to AAPL. But what I am trying to emphasize is that the business HAS to become a success BEFORE, the stock price can EVER stand a snow balls chance in hell of becoming successful. There are TONS of people that throw some money at a stock and think that this action alone should yield them big returns by making the price of the stock go up. Investing in a stock definitely does increase the chances of a stock going up because the more buying activity that you see, naturally the higher the stock will go. But that alone can't drive the price up. People need to see results before the kind of dollars that I am talking about that will make a stock move up big hit the market place and get a stock rolling.

DGIN has been trading flat for a while now. It's been flat because we haven't seen much news to speak of, and in turn there hasn't been a whole heck of a lot of interest that brings buyers to the table to invest in DGIN stock. But that doesn't mean that is the way it's going to stay. We've been getting little bits and pieces of the puzzle that are beginning to come together. But it's a hell of a lot of work to take a small private company, and bring it public and see the company and stock become a success. Some of the biggest obstacles are regulatory issues. They are IMMENSE, and the amount of paperwork, and man hours involved can at times seem like they will never end, but with hard work those things do come together and then, hopefully, you see a very nice return on your investment.

We all saw something in this stock that made us buy it. Personally I think that things have greatly improved from when I first traded this stock. Getting rid of the old DGIN business model and bringing The ARN in to the picture in my opinion should turn out nicely for all of us. It's a rapidly growing market that has millions of people that need the product. So if Ms. Roberton can pull it all together this should be a HUGE winner for everyone that stuck it out and rode through these lean times while waiting for the fatter, richer big times!!!

Indications to me look like we should begin to start seeing some news that has some real meat to it. It is then that we will see volume increase, and the share price appreciate. Nobody likes to be told to be patient and wait it out. But many times, in fact most times, that is simply a fact of life. We either have to wait it out for those big returns, or everyone also has the option to bail out and move on to something else. Personally I'm going to stick with this one. I am in at what I consider to be bargain basement prices as far as the cost of the stock goes so I don't see a whole lot of down side risk involved in waiting for Roberton to get all her ducks in a row and role this company out. But I can certainly understand how maybe not everyone feels that same way and if they decide to move on, I wish them the best of luck in whatever other stock they choose to invest in.