Thats a good question!
I also dont think the CEO is watching the stock and freaking out every time something happens. High volatility is the reality of a penny stock company. If this was a NYSE company the CEO would have to divert attention to a downturn but with penny stocks they happen every other day. If he focused on every trading issue he would not get anything done or make any money for the company. I also dont think we want him obsessing JUST on stock price because then he would be like every other pink sheet ceo that only did things to effect trading instead of building a real company. His job is and must be to deliver products that sell and show a profit. If the company makes money the price will eventually go up. This is a long term investment.
I didnt always see it this way until I spoke with the CEO himself. He has a very clear vision and a very strong opinion of these markets. He is very focused on building a revenue positive company or as he puts it "a real company, that makes something and sells it at a profit". After he said that to me I saw things a bit differently. That doesnt mean I am happy with where we are, just that I am willing to be patient for a little bit longer.
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