Trust you? I don't know you from a hole in the wall, and I am suppose to take your "advice" seriously? With a response so vague as "Trust me" and "I can go on and on"?
Look Ricky, shareholders get hurt in MANY ways, but the most CRITICAL and COMMON way they get hurt is by their own hand. Stocks are only valued by what people THINK they are worth. With that being said, you can have management giving themselves stock options out the wha-zoo on top of a heavy set six-figure salary.
Now you on the other hand, you might not like that as an investor and decide to pullout, as it is your choice and right, but if the company is making money and it is showing that it is profitable, or at the very minimum has the potential to be profitable, I would guess that original motion is why you decided to invest in the stock initially, no?
I personally don't like the decisions that my manager makes at the job I work at, but that doesn't make me work any more or less for the company. Bad/greedy management doesn't change the value of the stock, the investors do.
Now as far as what companies did he flip? Depends on how you define "profit". Do you mean, "I invested $10,000 and got back $75,000? Or do you mean, "His decisions and involvement in the company caused it from going under due to his experience."?
I question this because if your grief with this company, is that it is not making you enough money, then that's one thing, but to say this company does not have the potential to make you money, that is something totally different.
Take a look at the guys awards and recognition's. Don't you think that he has been around in the business sector a bit?
Management runs their business as frat houses all the time, and they STILL make a profit. Look at Apple, PERFECT example! They spent MILLIONS on MILLIONS of dollars on their iPhones at the beginning, but their product was GARBAGE! Slow speeds, dropped calls, and customer service was horrible. (I'm talking of the original iPhone)
Then they threw even MORE money at the iPhone, more failure, all this out of control spending, and then they actually got it right. Once they did, their products raised up, people started buying the products and boom, now you have iPhones what they are today, futuristic, work pretty well, and makes the company money. Even after all that wreckless spending.
So tell me, what do you know about IZEA? How is Ted Murphy and this stock guaranteed 100% to fail?
