Thanks Jin, you're right. We seem often to be sett
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Posted On: 01/30/2014 5:41:21 PM
Thanks Jin, you're right. We seem often to be setting ourselves up for disappointment - "the chart looks great... terrific candle set-up ....200 day something or other poised to launch us". Constant let down! Heck, if some new, potential investor scanned the board for the last month he/she would say "My god, this thing never goes anywhere, in spite of the great looking metrics. Why the heck would I put my money here? You can't tell what the hell it's going to do." To be fair though there are many who advise caution and patience on this board, preach the wonderful record and DD,and that we must be in it for the long haul. Kudos to them!
I for one am in long. But I am not going to expect any bounce from Q4 2013 results, and not even from Q1 2014 results. Only the smartest investors with good business acumen can see where EWSI just might be going. So maybe they're the only new eyes we can expect for a while. And over the short-term they ain't going to be enough.
Another thought regarding getting the word out. EWSI rightly hired on LukerDuker to help with social media. We've seen his rapid progress. EWSI is just too small to touch all the needed marketing bases themselves. Someone should be tasked with sending the EWSI story to all hedge fund managers, mutual fund managers, especially those in a "green" space of which there a lot. And to all "investor clubs", investor newsletters or groups that can be identified. This way we get many analyzing the stock and beginning to watch it, even at this point, and at least thinking about it, and hopefully deciding to jump in when the time for them is right. Just like Martin said he would wait till the time was right, and he could afford it, to do a professional PR campaign, I think the time will soon be here when the story to be told will be a compelling one. And that story needs to be sent to every possible investing group.
I for one am in long. But I am not going to expect any bounce from Q4 2013 results, and not even from Q1 2014 results. Only the smartest investors with good business acumen can see where EWSI just might be going. So maybe they're the only new eyes we can expect for a while. And over the short-term they ain't going to be enough.
Another thought regarding getting the word out. EWSI rightly hired on LukerDuker to help with social media. We've seen his rapid progress. EWSI is just too small to touch all the needed marketing bases themselves. Someone should be tasked with sending the EWSI story to all hedge fund managers, mutual fund managers, especially those in a "green" space of which there a lot. And to all "investor clubs", investor newsletters or groups that can be identified. This way we get many analyzing the stock and beginning to watch it, even at this point, and at least thinking about it, and hopefully deciding to jump in when the time for them is right. Just like Martin said he would wait till the time was right, and he could afford it, to do a professional PR campaign, I think the time will soon be here when the story to be told will be a compelling one. And that story needs to be sent to every possible investing group.
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