Well in my view there are two sides to this coin. Not having to promote to keep the share price as high as possible while they sell shares just to remain afloat is a very good thing. IMO, they are now in a "if you build it, they will come" phase. The problem is it's not being built past a dusty field with one set of bleachers. It's serviceable, but not special. Whether it's poor salesmen, lack of a good bid writer, low share price/size of company scaring potential buyers away, etc., I don't know. We all want our dusty field to grow into Yankee Stadium. Instead we get the Royals, who, in April of every year, have talk that "this is their year to win the division," but don't execute. Their pitching is below average and they don't hit enough home runs (last in the league).
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