Since you seem to have a good grasp on that, I'd like to know how much of that 600 is retail and how much is institutional? Attracting institutional investors doesn't seem to be a problem for us; they know what they're doing and when to do it. I'd bet, or know, they've been around for a while, playing the long game and strategically acquiring shares at the lowest prices, which they may be influencing as well, assuming they see the value in Xalles.
However, it's the retail investors who have taken a hit over the last two years, and that's the focus of my concern since I'm not an institutional investor myself.
Beyond the decline in retail investing, another challenge I see is related to retail's access to AI tools in trading. It's probably the biggest hurdle we face. These AI tools aren't designed to invest in companies with great potential and growth; they're purely focused on following trends to maximize profits. So, here's the question: how can Xalles become a trending choice when retail investors aren't investing as much as they were back in late 2019 and 2020, and not investing with the same sentiment as they were?
I understand the significance of PRs in this aspect, and would love to see more as I feel its still needed, but I can also see the point that they might not be doing enough. It makes me wonder where Xall should invest to attract new retail investors. I haven't had enough time to fully ponder that yet, but it's definitely on my mind today.
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