In regards to the periodical re-issuing of new shares by QDRX, which management relies upon in order to raise the capital necessary to keep the company's operations afloat from Q to Q.
I suggest a very simple solution. Which incidentally would result in further dilution -- but hey, what's new? Cymer ought to issue another 10 mil shares for approx $5 mil in cash. Then contact Tiger Woods and offer a 2 year contract for the $5 mil. He is a power driver, so let him try out the new product...hopefully he will like it, it will improve his game, and he would be the single most-valuable marketing asset to QDRX. With Tiger in the corner, sales would instantly explode. Hell, with Tiger's "thumbs up", you could almost make bamboo shafts the industry standard! If he wants more $, then give him the contract for a year -- the resulting revenues would easily provide for an extention the following year. I'd take dilution all the way to 5 cents a share if we could land such a contract. That's all the company needs to hit the bigtime. Tiger Woods is the Michael Jordan of golf, after all. It's that simple!
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