RE:Needs more advertisingCirQitRnr wrote: I own it and believe in the product and the need for it, but this company needs sales in a bad way. A PO for a truckload of product isn't going to cut it. Chasing the big corporates is great and mgmt. is doing a good job there but they need to push public campaigns too. Get the BC tree huggers involved and educate the public on why it's better and then ride the wave on sales.
Absolutely correct. Paul Antoniadis needs to get off his a.s.s and do some promoting. There is only so much retail can do for this stock, and it's done enough already. Time for the big boys to step in and move this, not just clean it up. Obviously some of the big players are dumping (RBC) because they are sick of the stock treading water. By cleaning up the stock, I mean don't have guys sit back on iceberg bids of $0.09 and get cheap shares. Take a position at say 12 or 13 and clean it up that way. Unfortunately, greed drives everyone in the market and no one will take a position unless some promotion comes out. Talk is cheap about how well this company is doing. I have no doubt that they are doing well, but YOU HAVE TO LET THE MARKET KNOW instead of just releasing these piddly order NR's. It's fairly obvious that these PR's are doing nothing.
Retail can't hold this stock. Time for the institutions to get involved and move it. Is 9 cent a great entry point in SGB? Absollutely it is! I wish I would have held off and not bought 1 single share until now. Promises are nothing if they aren't put into action. If these plans are in place, they'd better start making moves soon as I feel this is dead money right now. Even if these shares that are dropping into the hands of shareholders who will let the stock move, there's no guarantees that these guys don't create downward selling pressure when this stock gets close to the mid teens. Guys have worked hard to promote this stock in any way they can, but word of mouth won't cut it.
It's all in Paul Antoniadis's hands now. Time for him to put up or shut up. If he's this great businessman and entrepreneur he claims himself to be (his resume does back this up), show us what you've got. Don't continue to hind behind the resume and get this company moving. People are getting sick of losing money, and retail has waited long enough for some action. Hard to find any retail that can show any green in their portfolio on SGB, that's for sure. Just how far in the red can he expect us to be before we decide to cut ties and move on? RBC might have just realized this before retail did.
I hope I'm wrong.