So as we wait for what I *suspect* will be some content made at InvestorIntel, I looked at the worst case scenario content data that I found on their site. Worst in the sense that it is only one article and no videos, and it has been since November when the article was made:
https://investorintel.com/biotech-medtech/cardiol-therapeutics-is-concerned-with-affairs-of-the-heart/
Written by a Dean Bristow who has a nice resume of himself as a finance major with lots of experience and can't be cross-examine. And I don't like cross-examinations when I want to present an expert for my side of the case.
https://investorintel.com/author/dean-bristow/
I also like the article's disclosure at bottom which reads:
author of this post may or may not be a shareholder of any of the companies mentioned in this column. None of the companies discussed in the above feature have paid for this content...
Good! Because I want an "expert" that looks impartial and can't be cross-examined and is representing me. So, looking at this article, I'm going to make subsitutions and replace FINQIA with some of its point to get an idea of what an article about us, IFF WRITTEN, may sound look and sound like.
One thing I really enjoy about writing for InvestorIntel is all the random learning I get from reading MD&As of the various companies I write about. Some of it is very informative, some of it is fascinating and some of it is just plain entertaining. Today’s company falls into the first two categories, at least for me, as it sent me down a bit of a rabbit hole on empowering investors and cutting out middle men.
That company is Fineqia, a startup financial company focused on the research and development of {Fill in Fineqia's usual techno jargon that can't be understood by laymen}. The Company’s lead product candidate, Nivaura's software code, is a {Fill in Fineqia's usual techno jargon that can't be by laymen}.
Now that we’ve covered a small encyclopedia worth of financial terminology, let’s get down to the business catalysts behind Fineqia. In early October the Company announced {Fill in Fineqia's usual techno jargon that can't be understood by laymen}
But now, possibly the most interesting thing about Fineqia, is the fact that it is trading at or even below its current cash value. The Company ended Q2/22 with working capital of XXX million and currently has a market cap of just over C$7 million. Regardless of what the back of the envelope math says, the Company itself has stated that its cash runway now extends into 20XX. That is plenty of time to see the {Fill in Fineqia's usual techno jargon that can't be understood by laymen} through to completion as well as the {Fill in Fineqia's usual techno jargon that can't be understood by laymen}.
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I like the sound of that! But I do hope we get a lot more than just this one article in my worst-case search. I like how most companies have lots of videos and articles, multiple pages long, and don't have very many weeks between publication. I like that more communicative approach.
But, I can't stress enough how nice it would be to have GRAPHICS. Like some of the nivaura videos that can impress with some good influential mood-setting music that would get bulls in a stampede. I say we aim for Mars, but it it will still be okay if we crash land on the moon.