GS, I find it interesting that "holding a companies management team accountable" in the microcaps can sometimes be considered bashing. I was reading GRCU's PR disclaimer yesterday. It's well written and fairly standard for all public company PR's. I thought GRCU's disclaimer was especially thorough and to the point where they could write anything into a PR and get away with it. All public companies are protected by the Safe Harbor Act anyways but IMO a seasoned microcap trader can save a new microcap management team from themselves when it comes to public relations. I'm not at all saying I'm talented enough for that but there are some successful microcap managers and/or traders out there that could teach GRCU's management team a thing or two about credibility. Just because they have a well structured forward looking disclaimer doesn't mean they can take missing dates lightly or take misinforming the public lightly. They will lose their investing public!
In my opinion coaching GRCU's management in public company ethics would be worth the effort. Then again we are really talking "microcap ethics", LOL! In my opinion GRCU's management team wants nothing but success and are "credibility victims" of their own ambitions. I think Calkin is now the no. 1 victim! Many if not most microcap companies have management teams that should be jailed, fined and sued and I wouldn't give them the time of day but GRCU's is well worth the benefit of the doubt. I hope they understand their public relations mistakes and learn from them. I'm very hopeful that Dr. Jones brings with him less ego, sensibility, and a logical plan. He listed a few goals for the first and second quarter in his introduction PR. Let's see how many of the those goals are accomplished by June 30th.