Replies to post #82658 on Electronic Cigarettes International Group Ltd fka

[yeag1717]

[yeag1717]

At this point we would be better off with a typical OTC CEO who floods the market with PR/IRs. Bring a new typical greedy tyrannical CEO on board to take the helm. Regardless of how well Dan and Phil have changed things within the company they haven't shown us anything except all time lows and losses in the form of a R/S and then downward death spiral to were we are now. At least with someone else on board we might start to get some news about new kiosks opening up or the continued success in the Uk and how revenue will increase. i hope i eat my words starting next week but i have no faith in things changing anytime soon. Supposedly we are to have Q1 results next week or the week after and still nothing from management. They could care less.

[DFH84]

Realistically, I'm so far in the hole that I don't have much of a choice but to stick it out for the long term.

But ideally, I think it's fair to give Dan until Q2 fins. We have improved significantly, but still not out of the woods yet, and Dan also in no uncertain terms said from the last conference call that his focus was going to be on share price moving forward.

I, like many others are losing patience, but Dan never really made any promises to investors regarding share price until this last call.

[pjwilson]

Take advantage. Accumulate. Don't expect much until this company turns a profit. Once that happens then there will no more containing this beast. You guys will drive yourselves crazy if you constantly watch and hope for higher share price. I think we all know that this company is extremely undervalued. That being said, take advantage because once it goes there will be no coming back these 20's. But dont expect much until a profit is turned, which I'm personally guessing will be around Q1 of 2017. Sure, that scenario would disappoint a lot of people so we'll probably see more declines in price as frustrated investors throw in their towels. I'm to the point now where a lower pps (with low volume of course) doesnt necessarily bother me.

In my mind, it's not a matter of "if" but "when."

My biggest fear until then is the company diluting. I'll pass on PRs and accept crappy PPS but if the company starts diluting then I will throw in the towel myself and possibly find the nearest bridge.