RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:QCA, not an investor friendly company! Completely wrong! You can't just wave a promotional magic wand and make investors appear.
Company performance is the only issue at present.
Here are the NAVs for the past few years. (BTW, these are my calcs of NAV, which include some options/warrants and the cash therefrom, so they might differ in a very small way from published amounts.)
Q1 2018 $.33
Q2 2018 $.36
Q3 2018 $.37
Q4 2018 $.36
Q1 2019 $.39
Q2 2019 $.37
Q3 2019 $.33
Q4 2019 $.29
Q1 2020 $.26
Q2 2020 $.29
Q3 2020 $.30
Q4 2020 $.31
You and I might think that there's lots of pent-up value in the company's investments, but promoting the stock likely won't work. Show results, then people will invest!
epcdpspmvp wrote: MM although I agree with you 100%, the real issue is not the company's performance but the stock's performance. There is no guarantee that the stock moves up if the company does well, we have the proof now. No one is buying. Stock won't go up, period. Roger can say the NAV is at 10$, nobody cares!