Mark, I totally agree with the last part of your statement:
When one invests in a company, you are also investing in the management and employees. These periodic face to face meetings serve to reaffirm my belief that I have invested in a world class company, developing a world beating technology and being managed by a world class team. Good Job guys, I will be here for the very long haul, this investment is more than a moneymaker, its a wealth builder.
I've said it before, and I'm always ready to repeat it: I'm in here because I've found what I've been looking for during many years of investing: A company I completely trust to give me a very handsome reward for my investment. A dollar up or a dollar down doesn't matter. In a couple of years, I'm convinced that kind of movement on the price will represent less than one percent on the overall price (OK, you slow worms, that means a share price f @100+)
The upcoming conversion seems to air some concern for what the market/ivestor will be doing in order to adjust themselves to the new situation. I think I've managed to get my message through that we're only talking market psychology and single investors cash situation (putting up the added $12). I'm also quite sure MVIS are paying this matter some attention. They will be aware of the fact that pushing through the conversion with flying colours would be a sign of strength, so if I were in Stephan's IR shoes, I love to be able to make two news announcements: One just before (a day or two) the conversion date (17 June), and one immediately after.
Kim |