That's a very good point. I like to think that once numbers come out there will be buying from some people that refuse to buy without real metrics to go on, and some of those could be large buyers -- who may use dollar averaging to buy in- which can help build momentum. THEN, as long as the company can post ongoing numbers that show growth the momentum will continue as confidence will continue to grow. Even 5% growth over 2 weeks is a 250% annual rate so some folks could get pretty excited about the stock that right now just can't. But just think where the excitement could build to if the growth is more like 20% every 2 weeks!
I do agree with you that momentum has to build and not waffle. I think an ongoing progress report of growth would be a good way to maybe make that happen.
Contrast that with announcements like Dealya or AccessoryGeeks that may or may not build momentum much at all even if they are stacked on each other - simply because folks are less likely to think those kinds of announcements are anymore since many of the prior ones never seemed to amount to anything for the top or bottom lines.
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