Ann: Annual Report to Shareholders, page-46

I am sure TV can explain it better but I think you have misinterpreted the role of Roth Capital.
What we need Roth Capital to do is:
1. get this IPO oversubscribed,
2. at the highest price,
3. with the least amount of dilution,
4. facilitate all of the above

They have proven their track history by raising $77.5b since 1992 which is stated on their website. I am not sure why you would choose YTD performance of share price (of a statistically insignificant) 7 stocks as a metric to judge a firm whose job is to raise capital/see out the IPO process? Are they responsible for that? I would think the BODs of those businesses (whom drive the fundamentals) are responsible for the "YTD performance"

If you like statistics, you may find this useful. Camargo is supporting us with the IND submissions. This (statistically significant) statement is on their website


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