<<Credibility has always been an issue with
LEAH...that's, most likely, why we continue to languish at these levels...compared to,
say, the $4-$5 levels earlier last year...>>
Quite the contrary, my friend! LEAH has, since my involvement began last Summer, been the most credible small company I've ever followed. They have delivered on every plan/deal they have announced they were working on, with (so far) a 100% record. In fact, I expect a mistake sometime this year, since no company can run a 100% record for long. Even some micro-cap companies that have been great investments have mis-stated facts, made bad estimates, and even lied outright to people who have inquired about their business. That's part of the risk. LEAH has not slipped up like this, which is why I find the company exciting. It also, BTW, earns them the right to tell those who accuse them of running a scam to pretty much shut up and sell out. I'd say the same thing if I were them.
As for calling the company, the only reason anyone does so is to get an IMPRESSION. What would you do with a guy who says "I'm announcing $7.00/share tomorrow, $2.00 over the whisper. But you're the only one who knows so far"? He's either got to be lying or leaving out the mitigating bad news. You'd cut and run fast if you heard that. But that would be your IMPRESSION, wouldn't it?
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