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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Medicago Inc MDCGF

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Medicago Inc > A missed opportunity
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Post by Jentai on Jan 25, 2012 11:21pm

A missed opportunity

Sheldon is a typical Brit: not very exciting, not very excited. He is , mind you, a very good CEO but when it comes to promoting the stock...he does not have it. 2015 for profitability ... is a long way in today's market. The selling point should have been the uniqueness and the leadership of Medicago in the field...not profitability. He should have turned the question around.

It is the responsibility of the PR staff to prepare their CEO for such an interview. Once again, they missed the boat.

The most positive aspect of the tape was the fact that one of the graph shows  that all analysts are recommending the stock as a strong buy.

Comment by beenthere on Jan 26, 2012 10:30am
Do you really think Sheldon is that stupid? Done on purpose AND it is the second time that he has done it.
Comment by Jentai on Jan 26, 2012 11:00am
To the contrary, he is  smart but like most Brits, he is rather pragmatic and phlegmatic, not a very good salesman or promoter. Based on his comments, I would not expect any upswing in our favorite stock until the second quarter at the earliest...At least we are steady and it is a good time to accumulate for invesors wihing to increase their position.
Comment by beenthere on Jan 26, 2012 1:26pm
I believe you missed my point. My point being who would buy into a company that isn't going to make a profit for 3 more years. And WHAT President in his right mind openly confesses to it?? No one of course unless you want to keep the price low on purpose. Helps insiders and makes a buyout a whole lot cheaper!
Comment by Jentai on Jan 26, 2012 4:53pm
I am sorry, I missed your point...but 3 years is long way to go
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