Replies to post #34214 on United Communications Partners Inc (UCPA)

[flyboy8]

in the past they have come up with good clients and like all growing companies there is a learning curve. I believe they have studied their past mistakes and will be able to learn from them. I also believe they should be more transparent in what their plans are to assure the investors they are investing in an up an growing company. I hope they are planning on spreading their views of a global client base and maybe align themselves with other companies in the same business or similar ones that will enhance their appearance in this industry. IMHO

[mdimport]

These are ongoing issues for many years.

Even when Barncat was here efforts were made to try to get $UCPA management to communicate better, communicate more frequently, audit, uplist, etc. The most that was accomplished was the newsletter, for a while, and the addition of Ken Rosenthal. That was all with $UCPA in an upswing phase with respect to revenue growth, client growth, entering new markets, etc.

In FY-2019 $UCPA lost 60% of their top clients (3 out of the top five), is projected to lose hundreds of thousands of dollars (maybe topping $1M), and an acknowledgement that the loss of client #3 will negatively impact 2020 revenues throughout the calendar year.

It's not unreasonable or unrealistic to expect $UCPA to continue to move significantly lower in share price especially since the company faces significant challenges.

We know that full year 2019 will be a loss, we know there are issues in-house (see the website / lack thereof), and who knows what additional impacts are yet to be reported.

[Dakota Dad]

Future events is what almost all stock trading is based on. You can base some of your opinions on what has happened in the past to make some predictions, but stocks don't move backwards in time to fit what has happened.

DD