Investor Awareness Programs

Do you think that your stock is currently undervalued? Is your stock thinly traded? Do you need to build liquidity to support financing or create a more free-trading environment?
 
There are over 8,000 public companies quoted on the OTCBB and Pink Sheets and over 200 market makers handling OTCBB stocks, trading 34 trillion shares worth over $2.5 trillion U.S. Most OTC stocks have no independent analyst coverage. Yet Investopedia research indicates that stocks in this under-followed sector are undervalued by 20-40%. The challenge for investors is to find reliable sources of information on these "undiscovered" stocks. Legitimate OTC stocks rely on individual investors to keep a stock actively trading. Reaching these investors is difficult. Getting them to follow and trade a particular stock even more so. With over 8,000 stories to tell, it is hard to get noticed.

If you need to move your company forward, you need investors to know about your company in the first place, and that means rising above all the clamor from the other 8,000 micro cap companies. Then you need to tell your story right to capture investor interest. Ultimately, liquidity is the challenge. Getting the story out is vital to success. At TheStockXpert.com we believe how you tell the story is a critical key to build liquidity. When we work with a client, we spend significant time researching the company, understanding it's business model, it's key success factors and then communicating meaningful information to potential investors.

 We are currently tracking the daily promotions of all the many thousands of stock promoters in the business. Our database ranks them by performance, and most importantly, records what compensation they received for their performance.

If you are a small-cap or micro-cap company then you are competing for the same investment capital with thousands of other well funded publicly traded companies in the North America alone. Given that investors have a wide variety of alternatives in which to invest their money, a public company must now more than ever, promote market and effectively position their company at the forefront of attractive investment opportunities.

Most companies are constantly in need of cash. We can’t all be Microsofts and IBMs, at least not right away. So in order to do business, in order to fuel growth, take over a competitor, build a new factory, expand into a new territory, or launch that new product, you need cash. The best tool public companies have in order to raise that cash is stock. That is your currency! And you want to use it to raise capital without simultaneously crushing your market value.

Let’s face it, if you’re the CEO of a public company looking to hire the best group out there you need to know just how far your budget will go. If compared a few of your choices and found that they performed equally well, but one charged significantly higher than the others, and one stood out as being especially reasonable, who would you go with? We’ve all heard before that you get what you pay for… but sometimes, you don’t! And sometimes you get much more!