RE:RE:investor relationsCrutch wrote: I stopped asking questions once corporate made it clear how they are going to communicate. I personally would like more updates but I respect their choice to release numbers and subscriber updates every quarter. They have held to their end of year count of 35k. The next total will be released around 10/30/18. The company is being upfront and communicating with structure and owes your feelings nothing. I, for one, am glad that reliq isn’t concerned about their stock price in the short term. It would bother me if they were too concerned about day to day movements. Maybe I am thinking too positively about this but if given a choice between answering the daily questions from penny stock investors and growing the company so that we all become millionaires or multi millionaires I hope your questions go unanswered. What are your questions? Maybe the company has already answered them and you didn’t like the response?
Well, aren't we hostile. First of all, I don't know what you consider a "penny stock investor". I already have over 300,000 shares and I'm thinking about buying more, not that it should get me any "extra" info.
Secondly, I don't mind if they don't want to field any questions from investors. But if that is the case, remove the contact information from website. Why have it on there if they don't answer the phone, return phone calls or even give a generic "unavailable" response to emails. Also, don't do a reorg and specifically say that they are setting up an investor relations section to answer such questions. (However, don't you think having an investor relations person is a good thing for a company?)
You want to know about my naggy unimportant questions?
1- Has your largest contract Rio Grande Valley started any onboarding yet?
2- Has anybody taken advantage of the careone team yet?
3- Have you recieved the second shipment of hardware yet, and if not, is there an expected date?
4- Lastly, I just want to mention that the investor presentation has not been updated since April.
All of this could be answered with *unable to release such information, or yes/no. Getting some positive answers would go a long way to making me feel better about my "penny shares". Isn't that the whole point of having an investor relations person, and isn't that just a small part of due diligence?
As for being the company being upfront... I would agree with you until they didn't publicly disclose the fact they had no hardware for months.