Draganfly Inc C.DPRO

Contracts with real dollars attached to it needed.

[ronz]

Now that the company has a manufacturing plant, the company needs to get get actual contracts with dolloars attached to it. The fluffy news they have recently released is positive but it wont pay the bills. They need to start signing actual contracts to get this stock moving in a positive direction. It's time!!!

[Hopeful123]

Guess we need a marketing program with funds to build the product or products..Seems we can achieve both with Cam's knowledge and connections  esp with Government. 

[ronz]

They need to get off their keesters and start making actual sales instead of just relationships. That won't keep the lights on. The manufacturing plant must have everyone just staring at each other because I'm just not seeing any actual orders being placed for actual product. The sales team need to be getting out there and make regular, consistent sales and keep that brand new plant in

[Hopeful123]

The issue will be capital...they have to raise money soon...at what price..

[ronz]

Best way to raise money is to get contracts and gain interest in the stock so that they don't have to do it for pennies on the dollar. They also need to get this going in the right direction and above a dollar on the Nasdaq or they will lose their listing by not keeping up to the rules of being over a dollar per share. This is a big one if they want to get more money/investment...

[Hopeful123]

Truly disappointed in them not getting any good contracts.. Cam needs help..

[ronz]

They need a sales team just like any other business. For a public company, the CEO is your spokesperson, your central figure of the company, but you should also have a sales force that is knowledgeable, and capable to deal with agencies, states, provinces, counties, police, healthcare, municipalities, cities and governments, etc and inform the public on the benefits of their products.  You

[Hopeful123]

Looks like their focus is only on promotion expecting a buyout.

[ronz]

Thats a good point, I only focused on their business model and not the possibility of a buy out.  That would actually make sense if they were bought out by another american drone company. That would support the reasoning for the lower price were at now. Somebody continually sells into any uptick and pushes it right back down. On the canadian market, that seems to usually  trade through

[Hopeful123]

Maybe to maintain a price level for30 days to price a new issue.