Every time Eric makes an estimate with numbers, people hold it as if it was law.
If he ever gave estimates, I must of missed it. I'm not asking for full blown out revenue estimate projections, QOQ or YOY. All i'm asking for is a small amount of "REAL" growth potential, non-verbal.(IIS was a great start) In one memo of Eric's, he said a Winning Brands product was estimated to be selling somewhere in the world every 2 seconds. (Someone correct me if i'm wrong, although i'm 99.9% sure I remember that statement correctly) Now if that estimate/statement ever made it to a PR, I can assure we would not be at these levels. If we have ammo, why do we keep it in the box instead of loading it in the gun, awaiting to fire one day? IOW, If we have great news, why do we not PR it, awaiting the NA's, Bigger Deals, and quarterly reports.
Taken from the WBC website, investor's page (Answer below is in regards to a question about increasing shareholder value)
Shareholder value ultimately reflects the desirability of the company in its marketplace, both for its products and it shares.
Desirability is in turn derived from legitimate success through the growth of assets (physical or intangible), goodwill and brand recognition.
What it comes down to is, if desirability is made from "REAL" success, how can the "market" witness this "success" if the "market" does not know of this "success". I am not referring to the great PR's about forward looking statements/comments made from the specialists/ business managers, and potential deals we already have been getting. I just think and hope one day, Eric will (in the near future) release some realistic forward looking estimates in the form of numbers, based on the same news/deals we have already. Not just for PPS purposes, cause no one knows how the market will take it, but rather because I really want to know.
Like any post I make, I usually read over it a few times to make sure i'm making sense. I already see a few points in my own post that I do not agree with anymore, but i'll post it as is just to kick off another debate.