It is absurd that Fancamp's headoffice is placed in the residential area of Vancouver and ceo's office is in rural area of Quebec leasing a small house. IMO, the most ideal location is in Toronto near Toronto Stock Exchange to host institutional heads and their analysts, and give presentations as necessary. As well, compared to the total number of floats, the company insiders holds only about 3%.

How important is this implication?

Since the 1960s, mutual funds had gradually assumed control of the market. Called "institutions" and grouped under that title with banks, insurance companies, and pension-fund managers, there are actually far more such "institutions" than there were stock issues on the Stock Exchange, rather hunters outnumbering the game, and the institutions controlled pools of money so vast as to defy comprehension. They are so powerful that to a large extent the policies could actually have a large effect on individual issues and even, briefly, the entire market.

During the past year, Fancamp lost PineTree as an on-going investor and now Marquest is bailing out dumping all its shares except for about 2.5 million shares being offered at $0.05 - $0.055. Serious management failure!!!!