Ann: New Research and Strategic Review , page-8

I think you might be right kk, a bit of spruiking might be what Torey is hinting at. To be honest, tho', I personally feel that most people who trade on the stock market respond more strongly to the way a stock is traded than overt marketing of that stock.

Any company that specialises in stock makeovers would have to realise this. Probably the best way to makeover a stock is to influence the market directly with accumulation rather than waste time spruiking the company. I watched this happen on DLS not long ago. It was impressive to see the action.

I've said it before, the best medicine for the share price of this company is a champion who will buy up big. If the boutique company Torey is talking about adopts a long-term view to building a position in EHR, they can easily afford to accumulate on market with a view to distributing their shares once the company is earning some revenue.

I just think that Torey is giving his loyal shareholders a heads up. With news of the finalisation of the cap raising due in a week or two, we could be looking at the last few opportunities to pick up cheap shares. When we had that spike a couple of weeks ago, I took the opportunity to sell some of the shares I had bought when the sp was under 2c, but I've bought them back now (and then some). Fully loaded and ready to go, now.