All this supposition, theorizing and 'if,' then 'maybe'---it is tedious after the history we have all had.
Let's look at the provable evidence instead of the pie-in-the-sky long shot rumors that took so many shareholders down.
Here's the evidence--since Solms took over a few months ago--no contracts signed, no new deals.
The rest is just wisps of swamp vapors seen by the desperate as solid.
Solms told the truth--there was no pipeline, the product wasn't up to snuff and needs 'enhancing'--to me that reads as "complete re-engineering Wave's products is necessary."
Assuming Solms hired solid sales people, the only reasonable answer for Wave's peculiar predicament of little or no sales, is the product is the problem.
That's a much different proposition than betting on a tenuous, unproven connection between Wave and Walmart. Haven't we had that stuff up to the gills?
Let's stay reality based. This thread does not require we be positive about Wave. It would be nice--but only if it were true.
Wave's truth is so ugly, many simply can't face the reality of it. Could change sometime in the future, but for the foreseeable future--not much going on and the calendar is ticking down on Wave from all fronts.
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