Hi Chris!
Tell your mother that she has raised a very nice son!
I like your Market-Product-Team approach.
And I wouldn't worry too much about the "spike" in stock price if I were you. I'm sure we've all experienced that happening with companies that don't have the market or the product and yes, it's not very pleasant because people get left "holding the bag." And it leaves a bad impression of the company.
But with JAWZ, I think that it will be different. JAWZ does have the market potential, and it does have a product whose potential value will soon be made known once the promotional campaign starts.
So therefore, even if the price "spikes", which it probably will at some point during the campaign, the savvy investor will simply use that as an opportunity to garner some profits and then buy back in on the inevitable pullback. It won't leave a bad impression at all. In fact, it makes the company that much more attractive.
And as long as investors can see that management is doing their part to capitalize on the market potential, then even those who buy higher initially will be willing to wait for the inevitable day when they begin to see profits.
I'll use DGIV as an example. DGIV - spiked up to about $5.35 and then pulled back to about $3.50. People weren't discouraged because they could see the potential and they knew that the CEO was busy formatting more deals. Even those that bought in above $4 are busy looking forward to the future.
So one important thing, in my opinion, is for management to communicate to the investors that progress is taking place.
I do believe that JAWZ has an extremely bright and creative person who is the brains behind this upcoming campaign and behind the name and the symbol. Both are absolutely brilliant ideas!
I think that we all can see the potential that Jaws has...both in the market and the product. I had one guy tell me that he had been looking to buy into an encryption company, but that he had rejected a few of them already, but he really liked what he could see in Jaws.
So, you see, without even knowing it, you've already beaten out a couple of competitors.
Anyway, I wish you and all of the "team" at Jaws MUCH success. As you stated, you have your names on this piece of work. And I also wish all of us who have bought stock in this company much success also.
Thanks for your reply....even though you do seem to be rooting for the wrong teams! <gggg>
Juanita |
