Here's the way I look at this. I agree that it's stupid for companies to give dates when we all know that "lawyer" and "accountant" time is not something that resembles "real" time, particularly in pinkie land.
That being said, I'm still bullish on GCHR and here's why
The financials aren't that important to me at this stage. It's more about the potential, the perception of what they have and can acquire. The numbers in any filing aren't going to be that impressive. This is a penny stock after all. The fact that they are fully filing puts them way ahead of what, 90% of the pinkies?? Even with the info that we have, we still know more than we know about most of our pinkies, right?
As for contact, I haven't had any trouble speaking with management and I'd urge anyone to call on the phone for info rather than rely on e-mail. I talk to CEO's every week and the only way to do it is on the phone or in person.
At this stage of the company, the numbers in the filings won't show much. I'm more concerned that there be minimal dilution. I don't want to see shares going to granma and grandpa.
Secondly, getting the stock a real MM and MM support by getting piggyback qualified will take away the charade of MM's just matching, or pretending to match, trades and having no inventory of shares. That alone will provide liquidity and, in my opinion, create the opportunities for share price rise and stability that we all want.
Finally, take a look at the chart. It's trading exactly how it was when I first bought in and that's largely a function of it being an unsolicited pinky. Again, that should change once they get piggyback qualified in a few weeks. BTW, it's the same pattern right before it popped to .05 and it popped with real action as MM's suddenly jumped in and stopped the charade of pretending to match trades.
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