It's always good that we share different perspectives and I appreciate hearing from all sides in regards to differing views. With that said, this isn't something that just popped out of my head at the last moment. This is something I discussed with Mr. James in my conversations and as recently as last week. This is what you call brainstorming, in which ideas, despite how far outside the box are tossed out there. We did this at P&G and it led to many positive changes for the company in terms of their advertising.
I can assure you though, it's not insulting, since it was already mentioned and talk about with Mr. James and he didn't see it as insulting at all. If he had he would have spoke up and told me so, as we have the type of relationship where we don't hold back and say what's on our minds. He knows I worked for P&G and that I understand the market and is willing to listen and hear what I have to share in regards to marketing and other events. So though you may think of it as insulting, you clearly don't know the relationship Mr. James and I have and that this has already been talked about with him.
I encourage others to still provide their ideas, no matter how outside the box it may be. Sometimes the most unique and surprisingly successful advertising campaigns came from out of the box type thinking. Mr. James is all for trying new things and willing to look into what others want to share without the fear of being insulted.
It was per our past conversations that has led him to take action and create an upscale investor awareness program. It was our past conversations that led to a press release of sales as soon as the quarter ended. I could go on, but I think you get the picture a little better now as to what kind of relationship we have that alleviates any worries about insulting anyone.
Because I take a proactive approach doesn't mean that I am impatient, it just means that I am always looking for ways to improve the situation while we wait. It's more like trying to share ideas to create awareness for the company. This is something that Mr. James is also realizing from a company listed on the otc exchange, where things are much different than on the higher exchanges.
If NRTI was listed on NYSE, AMEX, or NASDAQ, then I nor many others here would be sharing our concerns. Being that NRTI is an otc stock, it can be manipulated and abused very easily and that is the extent of why I remain to be proactive in helping to support the stock, instead of taking the laid back approach and relying on time to eventually solve the situation. A long term investment in an otc stock like NRTI can be easily manipulated by MM's when the volume lags and nothing happening to draw in new investors. We have already witnessed many times where the MM's have been using small sells to try and play with the pps.
My interest is to try and draw in the long term investors and not the short term flippers and day traders, but even the long term investors will get cold feet when they see the MM's walk the pps down. Even though NRTI remains an excellent long term stock, it doesn't mean we rest on our laurels and just wait, instead we keep it alive and vibrant by utilizing creative measures to continually attract more and more long term investors who will support the stock.
Anyways like I said I appreciate your viewpoint and like to hear from everyone, no matter how differing their opinion may be from mine or others here as long as they are respectful. Cheers!
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