BEIJING, Dec. 17 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Good Life China Corporation www.goodlifechina.com (GLCC) is pleased to advise that it has published preliminary results from its investor survey on the Pink Sheets. They can be viewed at http://pinksheets.com/pink/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=glcc (under Research Report menu tab)
The survey is still open to respondents, and can be found at www.goodlifechina.com/survey
The findings indicate 71% of respondents indicated that they feel the stock price is very 'undervalued', and there is a general expectation that the stock has significant upside potential. Almost three quarters of respondents indicate that they have owned GLCC stock for 2 months or longer.
A more detailed analysis of the survey results will be released once the survey is completed later this week. In the interim, the Company is reviewing the initial data, and particularly the comments and questions as input for the telephone conference call scheduled later this week.
Investors who wish to participate are invited to complete the survey and submit their email address as requested in the survey.
In other news, the Company is pleased to report that a recent article written about Rural Life in China has been published online. The article provides a real life perspective on the impact of Good Life stores in small rural villages China. The article has been made available for interested investors on Pink Sheets under company news at http://pinksheets.com/pink/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=glcc.
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A couple of questions for you -
What level of confidence do you have in the information provided by this company?
Do you consider 71% of respondents viewing the stock as undervalued to be a positive or a negative sign?
Thanks,
john
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