RXMD
The company has done a complete 180 in record time. Those who want instant gratification in the way of the stock price are a bit premature in their frustration.
For the last 2 years the company has focused on getting the brick and mortar off the ground.
They've focused on eliminating debt and making their operations more efficient.
I would rather have a company choosing to do the hard work first and THEN focus on getting the ticker promoted, versus promoting a ticker and then having the PPS fall flat on it's ass with no fundamentals to back it up.
The answer is simple for those who wonder why the PPS isn't one-to-one in line with company financials.
And that is...they are just starting to make the necessary investments to the TICKER.
They will uplist, have a blockbuster M&A deal and the audited financials will allow them to talk to higher caliber investors.
We need to give them some breathing room.
Folks out there thinking about investing need only look as far as the last 2 years of company history.
Look at how Shital has transformed the company.
She is methodical in her management and strategy and will increase shareholder value.
If the company has done so well with growing the brick and mortar why would anyone think they couldn't do just as well or better with the PPS?
Sometimes the answer is right in front of us.
The company has done a complete 180 in record time. Those who want instant gratification in the way of the stock price are a bit premature in their frustration.
For the last 2 years the company has focused on getting the brick and mortar off the ground.
They've focused on eliminating debt and making their operations more efficient.
I would rather have a company choosing to do the hard work first and THEN focus on getting the ticker promoted, versus promoting a ticker and then having the PPS fall flat on it's ass with no fundamentals to back it up.
The answer is simple for those who wonder why the PPS isn't one-to-one in line with company financials.
And that is...they are just starting to make the necessary investments to the TICKER.
They will uplist, have a blockbuster M&A deal and the audited financials will allow them to talk to higher caliber investors.
We need to give them some breathing room.
Folks out there thinking about investing need only look as far as the last 2 years of company history.
Look at how Shital has transformed the company.
She is methodical in her management and strategy and will increase shareholder value.
If the company has done so well with growing the brick and mortar why would anyone think they couldn't do just as well or better with the PPS?
Sometimes the answer is right in front of us.
