Bob......
Careful buddy. Thy question and reference to DAMIEN may incite something even more perniciously dark...like addressing normal shareholder concern in a sober, humored manner (respectfully aside from sports and military references) after a stock has been suppressed for a long period of time. Right now we're in the circular land of analysis paralysis.
Let me say that I still believe DCTC will break $4, but in actuality, we're hanging in limbo right now and have been for some time. After months of storming the beaches talk, we're really still standing on the shoreline as shareholders. This is simple truth.
Now please folks, no flaming me for not taking into account all the progress and the M & A. I do, I do, I do, but I personally think a more realistic price for this stock is $5-$6 when and if all these M & A's get place and Mr. Murphy does sell DCI as planned. This is not an annuity and anything can happen.
Although I would never begrudge the profit management would realize from the sale of this collected venture, all these M & A's and proposed future sale really don't mean a thing to the shareholders if the stock price isn't improved.
As I've said before, right now DCTC is viewed by the street as a trading BB and not one poised to nova in price in the near future. If so, we'd be in a little better shape than right now. It's really time to see a little upward movement in this area.
I want to see DCTC rise like all of you, but when a stock is stuck like this, we absolutely should ask questions. It's healthy. Public companies are just that and they should be accountable for the share price to their share holders whether it's up or down.
Time is the one equity we all have a major investment in that we can't recover. Everyone's is of equal importance.
Until then (IMHO) we should address DAMIEN i.e., the DAMIEN effect (good news, stock reacts badly) right in his ugly little face.
Go DCTC...and luck to us all.
Onward,
BTW-Barb,
That's... DAMIEN DAMIEN DAMIEN DAMIEN DAMIEN DAMIEN DAMIEN DAMIEN! JMHO. <BG> |
