First off, we should completely ignore the bashers
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Posted On: 01/30/2014 4:50:31 PM
First off, we should completely ignore the bashers. Rebutting each and every of their posts gives them attention and makes us look defensive and nervous. They will ultimately have zero impact on where EWSI goes. Having said that however it's interesting to ponder who might have hired them to the extent this helps us understand the broader manipulation going on, which I don't think too many do, or at least I've yet to see a well delineated, plausible explanation. Maybe it's "unknowable" as our former dingbat Secretary of Defense used to say. The reason I'd like to see such an explanation is that it would help me know their agenda better and therefore when that agenda may be through or at least what milestones EWSI needs to make to eliminate them. At this point it simply looks as if a "home run" or more back to back successful quarters is what is needed, both leading one day to simply more eyes.
One more thought. I was sitting with some friends recently and told them I had a great stock I was buying. They said "oh yeah? What do they do?". Fair enough question right? I must confess to having trouble explaining it. Most companies have brick and mortar facilities and make widgets. When they double their widget-making space, hire more personnel, or receive a new big order investors can easily translate that into a higher PPS - basic organic growth as we've all learned. Unfortunately, EWSI is not so easy. I was in marketing for many years. The goal was always to explain your company so that a 4th grader can grasp it. Let's face it, we're not all geniuses and the easier something is to grasp in as few words as possible the more people will understand. I happen to think this is true with investors as well. Maybe one of the many things EWSI could do to enhance awareness is to work on a company image, so to speak, that allows an easier grasp of their mission. Or maybe I'm just dense!
Yes, I feel that even if they keep doing exactly what they're doing that some day they'll be fully recognized. It's just that like many here it's getting frustrating, so I try and figure out shortcuts for them. More then a few savvy investors have moved on in the last few months. I've listened to them on these boards and their reasons for leaving. And I can't argue. Granted short-term profits is not what EWSI is ultimately about. But I get nervous that continued success of the manipulators might some day turn too many off to this stock. We all can take just so much disappointment and frustration before we take steps to eliminate the cause. Maybe one answer is to adopt a more realistic sense of EWSI on this board - a truer timeline. Why mention metrics and candles and an impending run all the time for a company that follows none of it? We're being manipulated folks and that throws any "study" of the stock out the window. Let's take that as fact and go from there. Then we won't be disappointed and let down so often.
One more thought. I was sitting with some friends recently and told them I had a great stock I was buying. They said "oh yeah? What do they do?". Fair enough question right? I must confess to having trouble explaining it. Most companies have brick and mortar facilities and make widgets. When they double their widget-making space, hire more personnel, or receive a new big order investors can easily translate that into a higher PPS - basic organic growth as we've all learned. Unfortunately, EWSI is not so easy. I was in marketing for many years. The goal was always to explain your company so that a 4th grader can grasp it. Let's face it, we're not all geniuses and the easier something is to grasp in as few words as possible the more people will understand. I happen to think this is true with investors as well. Maybe one of the many things EWSI could do to enhance awareness is to work on a company image, so to speak, that allows an easier grasp of their mission. Or maybe I'm just dense!
Yes, I feel that even if they keep doing exactly what they're doing that some day they'll be fully recognized. It's just that like many here it's getting frustrating, so I try and figure out shortcuts for them. More then a few savvy investors have moved on in the last few months. I've listened to them on these boards and their reasons for leaving. And I can't argue. Granted short-term profits is not what EWSI is ultimately about. But I get nervous that continued success of the manipulators might some day turn too many off to this stock. We all can take just so much disappointment and frustration before we take steps to eliminate the cause. Maybe one answer is to adopt a more realistic sense of EWSI on this board - a truer timeline. Why mention metrics and candles and an impending run all the time for a company that follows none of it? We're being manipulated folks and that throws any "study" of the stock out the window. Let's take that as fact and go from there. Then we won't be disappointed and let down so often.
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