At the risk of being accused of doing what I counsel others not to do, I am expecting something from the company soon, probably an investor newsletter. I had a nice chat with Roger Templeton, and as usual we did not talk specifics, but rather in general how things are going with the company. I got the impression that everything is on track, that they are aware that investors need periodic information, and they know we are being very patient. I did not get anything from Roger that any ordinary investor could not also get from talking to him.
What they are doing is laying in the infrastructure needed to allow DGIV to grow into the company that Jimmy envisions, a company with multinational presence and contracts. This is not an easy thing to accomplish. It takes time, and it takes doing things that are not that glamorous, but that need to be done. Like installing new accounting systems that allow all offices to instantly access and update data bases. Like training employees on its use. Like developing financial reports that will facilitate DGIV's fully reporting status, once that is achieved.
In the meantime, Jimmy is, I'm confident, working on the more glamorous things that we investors love to hear about. I have no details, but am confident that we are in for some nice surprises and accompanying stock appreciation. As Mr. D. said, he has held some stocks for years and they have finally paid off. And DGIV is not a "years" stock, although I expect its appreciation to continue for years.
So, for those of you who are understandibly inpatient at the moment, just hang in there. |
