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Todd, macker is the expert at asking questions. Most CEOs will not talk to individual investors. However, if a company is way down and sinking, yet fundamentally sound, that is a good time to get a CEO to talk with you. That is why we are able to do that. However, once there is a lot of movement, and if his phone starts ringing off the hook, they probably will revert back to what they need to be doing, running the company. So at this point I don't know how successful you would be in talking with the CEO. Besides, macker has pretty much said everything anyway. But if you want to try, just call their office. What to ask is up to you, if I tell you what to ask then you would just be asking the same things I already got. But in general, I ask how many shares are out, how many restricted, how much debt, existing and planned contracts, growth plans, nasdaq plans, employees, book value, stuff like that. Keep in mind that they may not be able to answer a lot of these questions because of regulations, but you can still ask. |
