RE: RE: RE: ImaginaryBoy ... in response ...Actually I think a honest, frank discussion about where we are and how we got here is less damaging then some of the pump. I’m all for being positive, but if it is giving investors false hope and unrealistic expectations, then it hurts the company in the long run. I’m just here to keep it real. As for any prospective investors, I want them to know the good and the bad. That way, the ones that invest are fully informed and prepared to be here for the long term They’ll be less likely to jump ship when they are faced with some of the frustrations that we all share.
The experts in customer service say the most dangerous customer is the customer that is upset and says nothing. I suppose the same can be said for investors. I have recently identified some problems and frustrations that I can imagine many of the non pro investors are having. Companies pay big bucks to have research firms collect that kind of feed back.
Dinaor investors are in the dark about what is going on, and we are left to own imaginations. That is a very dangerous thing. It’s like when you are a kid and you father tells you to go to bed and the lights better be off when I come up .... or else! ..... It’s the fear of what or else is that kills you. When investors see the share price going down and they are in the dark about what’s going on, the fear and imagination can get the better of you. Hopefully somebody in Dianor is listening and cares enough to do something about this problem. I remember seeing a press release that contained no news just a little info about what is going on with the company. It would be nice to see one of those every now and then. I find the “delay” in Quebec results without any explanation extremely offensive, and I am sure I’m not the only one.
I’m still hoping I’ll see that day that we have that big party up in wawa. Maybe have some nice steak and wash it down with some Blue Label Johnnie Walker, till then I’ll be eating my KD and washing it down with Lake Port beer.