It’s difficult to explain why I’m so sure of myself. I have reason to be.
I’ll try to explain more of that later.

But, right now, it’s easy to say what we should do immediately to get started
to fulfill the urgent need Fancamp has to get our stock moving up pronto:

Hire somebody, preferably someone familiar with databases who also
has talking-on-the-phone skills.

That person should not be distracted by having any responsibilities
already being performed presently.

That person will seek out people who have a following of clients or who
communicate with the wider investor community. Our new person will add
to our powerful new “Book of Investor Communicators” one or two
valuable new names per day with whom our new person had a conversation.

Management will track what’s going on.
Every day our presence in the investment community will grow.
Incrementally, every day, the relationships we’ve begun previously will be reinforced.

Are these good things to get started doing? Or not?

As the alternative, are we better off doing some of this, hit-or-miss, only on the days
we think of it? If you don’t properly keep up with what you’ve been doing, how far
will that get you?

To be continued.