RE:RE:RE:RE:QCA, not an investor friendly company!That's quite an investment strategy. Buy something unloved, then whine your way into the CEO's confidence to the point where he trusts your instincts better than his own, then he does what you tell him to do, then you sell and leave him with a broken heart, only to whine your way into the next CEO's confidence. Brilliant!
SolexxX wrote: epcdpspmvp wrote: Wow so that's the way we go about it. I will spread the word to Apple, Msft and Goog. Lets see how their shareholders react. Think small stay small. It's time for our Roger to understand how the "public" process works. Keep us posted, not guessing.
I agree. If markets were solely based on merrit QCA would be valued higher. Markets are not rational though. They are driven by information and buzz. The reason that the best small cap companies promote their companies is that it works. Small and invisable is a loser strategy. Look at the PR Roger was doing around the time that the price spiked. Through some luck I made a healthy porofit. I really don't care if Roger has a good CV. I care that he promotes the company and produces profits above what I can get elsewhere. I'm in for an average of $0.094 and I'm obviously up but the company has not realized it's value yet. (Rogers plan) My shares in this investment based on the investments are worth over $500K. I want Roger to do his job and realize that value.