Flippers and traders are the day to day PPS share watchers only concerned with a quick profit. When that doen't happen they cut bait and move one. Investors step back and look at the overall picture and what they envision down the road. They don't need bogus, fluffy PRs on a weekly bases. They don't get their panties in a bunch when the PPS fluctuates up and down over the course of a couple of month. They look at the management team, the interaction with other entities/companies and the milestones/progress that is being made to reach the next step in the development of the company that they invested in.
I'm not saying that any one investment tactic is better than another. I'm just saying that I personally see Laidlaw as a long term investment and I plan to wait out this lull in the action.
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