RE:RE:RE:Gap to be filled tomorrowDynacert is a technology company with a market cap of around 120mln . A couple months ago it was 300mln + . Alot different than a uranium company . Future revenue moddles are 1 thing but 180mln dollar in sales is another . Most ceo's micro cap or not would take a conservative route . Yes Jim payne even said his 180mln was the conservative route . Not bashing but the management needs to do alot to get the trust back of investors . I just don't think they will ever learn their lesson . You guys say it's the past , but like you told me to do some dd and I come across stuff like that for new potential investors in the company it just screams poor management . Lots of hard working employees at dynacert have circus team of management representing them and the company .
LithInvestor wrote: This is how every single micro cap company operates and predicts future revenue models. Come to think of it, this is how every company operates. Uranium companies forecast production models around future predicted power requirements, Weed companies are predicting future revenues based on legislations passing and X amount of patients that will come on board. Also, I'm sick of hearing the Pepsi complaining. Pepsi purchased nearly 200 units from Dynacert and are operating them to this day. The income generated from these past sales are on quarterly reports in 2013. Do some DD like I did and you would know this. As for the NWT project, the units would have been installed sometime during the summer and wouldn't have been running for long. I'm sure we will be updated on this project in the near future.
enza2denino wrote: Funny they come out with good news , but like always they can't resist talking about hypotheticles .
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Enrico Schlaepfer, Vice President, Global Sales for dynaCERT, comments, "The immediately addressable market in Europe for stationary diesel-powered generators is approximately 125,000 installations. This opportunity reveals a significant market in 2018 for dynaCERT to begin serving the Europeans who seek to greatly reduce their carbon footprint. With this order and the resulting tested validation, we are commencing our market penetration strategy proceeding into the South Asia marketplace with a focus on public and private stationary diesel-powered generators that produce nearly 60% of the available electrical power across that region." does anyone remember all the generators in nwt ? Does anyone remember loblaws , does anyone remember pepsi . management will continue to shoot for the stars and fall short by light years their predictions are out of this world . 520 units is great I still have shares but they really should keep this garbage out of an exciting news release . It's not good for any company .
LithInvestor wrote: American market closing higher... price sitting at about 57 CAD. Gap will be filled tomorrow, it's going to be some green days in January. DD tells me there are some significant milestones and updates to be coming our way for January... stay tuned