RE:Recent ActivityPerhaps I would chime in with a clarification that TEi's paybacks don't include carbon tax...I think...but can play into clients' decisions as a (big) bonus nevertheless.
I also agree that with the emphasis of not needing to land new clients, that there is enough business with the existing client base for who a few million bucks is rounding, I would expect to see higher growth than a flat second half of last year. And a bunch of PDAs need to be turned into contracts soon if we are to see growth this year.
This is not to say that the stock has no good future, but there could be a better one.
i also think MBC is in the picture. One should expect a continous effective effort for a paid service. They should continually be engaging investors behind the scenes who would steadily flow in and reduce some of the volatility we are seeing and better sustain the uptrend. If they can't do that, cut the cord and rather invest that money into another sales person.
"Manipulartion" has become a term that means "market". People will trade to make money. It can go both ways yet folk on the social forums are too often inclined to call out manipulation only when a stock goes down. A steady flow of NRs and a consistent growth of 30% for the next few years on last year's base would take that term out of our vocabulary I woukd guess. In other words, fundamentally solid performance trumps manipulation.
Let's go. Let's also get a little bit more creative with information, because we all know what does not work from history so let's show there is a bit of a learning curve.