RE:SGNL at 0,35$ ????The problem here is lack of liquidity .
Over the past 6 months, volumes remain modest usually of the order of 200,000 shares or so.
If you want to buy large quantities , it's difficult to do so without moving the bid behind your considered risk averse entry point.
Likewise, you cannot liquidate signifucant orders without sinking the share price.
Right now, with an hard asset like Point Rousse valued at $38 million , the residual market cap allocates just $32 million for Goldboro .
Thats just $10 per ounce.
There are several reasons why.
With 200 million shares , we remain a penny stock which means that Funds, and institutions are not wont to buy in nor Index funds.
Solution ...consolidate shares on a 1 for 4 basis.
Consolidation enhances market cap when the value is there ...and we have it here in Spades.
Also, management holds very few shares, so the incentive to unlock value lacks intensity when you are earning $500,000 per year.
Related to that , we have no effective investor relations program.
We need to bring in a professional IR Group which has contacts in the brokerage networks, capable of bringing volume flows when appropriate .
Also, doing things like banner ads on Stockhouse and other investment sites.
Attending and presenting at investment Conferences have little impact in my experience .
Even worse, having your IR chap attend Conferences without presenting is nothing other than a holiday.
The hard fact is that there is a finite amount of investment capital, so unless you aggressively promote your company in that essential pool of capital , you won't go anywhere fast.
As an example, our Point Rousse Projects should be spun out to shareholders as a long awaiting dividend .
They have excellent potential for recurring revenue streams while the E&D projects are highly prospective prospective .
Selling those for $40 milllion or so will not provide a sustained increase in the market cap.
Spinning those assets out into a new public equity retains the potential for recurring revenue streams , retains asset value and provides real opportunities for exploration and development which cannot be seriously considered while we are fully engaged with Goldboro.
But, this has little incremental value for management given their modest equity holdings .
In short , shareholders need to recognize that the main job of our BOD is to manage our investment, that unless we are vigilant and proactive with an active agenda, we will be at the mercy of a well paid and entrenched management team.
I don't seem to get that zeitgeist from the posters on this board ..
We have no effective