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J-Rhino

01/07/11 6:13 PM

#156977 RE: ActivClient #156976

An effective campaign could be initiated for 3500$. For someone holding a few mill shares, it would certainly be a sound decision.

J-Rhino

01/07/11 6:27 PM

#156981 RE: ActivClient #156976

that would be an amazing gift to shareholders. Forsake a months salary for exposure to the company. Would he do it?? I say no.

solarflux2

01/07/11 10:20 PM

#157010 RE: ActivClient #156976

It doesn't necessarily take a lot of money to promote a stock - you just have to know where investors are and how to reach them.

Now from the CEO's perspective, I think he thinks, why spend money on a promo, when all that's going to happen is that the price will spike up for a week or so and immediately after that we will back to low levels? Sure, he could dilute more shares at higher levels, or when there is more interest and volume so the impact from dilution is less, but promotion takes money. Takes money to make money. This would benefit us greatly because people who want to exit could exit and flippers buying shares at the current low prices would be able to flip for a nice profit. But this guy doesn't really like flippers, he likes long-term investors, and there's not much he can really do for them besides build the company up and promote the hell out of the stock when and if the company becomes profitable and successful.