I am a shareholder - bought in at .78 and I've been buying to maximize my average. Sad to say I've tried to figure out why this stock took such a dive. My best conclusion is the issue with Dillingham and the patent. I am greatly surprised that such a move could impact a stock so heavily. As I try to dismiss Dillingham I am still extremely disappointed. The google boards are most disturbing. I would hope stockholders as well as UTRM can keep moving pass Dillingham. Let her blow in the wind....
I am in a stock investing group and I have brought this stock to the table. The outstanding issues and concerns are:
What is the projected date for the toothbrush to hit the US market?
Where does the joint venture stand?
What is the projected earnings for 2009? When will quarterly earnings be posted?
How often will shareholders be informed by PRs of the progress of the toothbrush? And shareholder concerns?
Are there other offers on the table for the toothbrush?
A proposed question: If you hold UTRM stock for 3 months how about a new waterless toothbrush. Shareholdes may be your best marketers.
Frank - I will be happy to dress as the new waterless toothbrush and paint NYC and surrounding Fairfield County dentists offices...airports...campsites...
It would be helpful to get some of these questions resolved so I can encourage the group to invest in UTRM.
I personally chose to invest due to the invention of the toothbrush and the backbone of UTRM. Even with Dillingham's challenge, UTRM seems to be moving forward and keeping a focus on its product.
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