Every inventor's biggest hurdle Is getting into a retail store. That hurdle was achieved by EKG today, no matter extensive the deal turns out to be.
I can't be bothered with yyz123 anymore. This man has more posts on this board than anyone else today and claims to own no shares nor having ever invested in this company. That's all that needs to be said about his "altruistic" intentions, as if he is all of our financial advisors saying that this young small cap medical company is inappropriate for us. Check the market cap. $13 million. He's treating this stock as if it's over $100 million. There's enough junk on the NASDAQ trading in excess of $100 mil that doesn't have a set up like EKG does.
If EKG didn't make these mistakes in the past or it wasn't taking so long to get to this point, this stock might be over $100 mil and we wouldn't have this opportunity to get in from the ground up three years after the fact. They may have thrown out numbers in the past that were wrong. Not because of being deceitful, but maybe because those distributors they have just didn't pan out and EKG management just messed up thinking things were gonna be good. Now that they have a real company to deal with, they are being conservative and not laying out numbers, other than that they are in 602 outlets.
Guess what? Even CEO's learn from mistakes and try their best to improve their performance. yyz123 complains about the mistakes of the past. I give them kudos for not giving up and taking it this far. A lot of companies have given up since this time. A LOT. Take a look at the performance of TSXV health care stocks listed since 2010 and you will see a lot of de-listings and broken dreams. EKG is still here and going strong.