I do indeed, quite a bit.
While I haven't sold yet, (certainly should have, long ago) - truth is, currently I'm down with my position a staggering 96.1%. Believe me, unlike Rob, I do have a significant vested interest here, real hard-earned money I'd hoped to see grow and during which be part of what once looked like a company looking to do some real good, help people. I invested based on belief in products, or promises of products rather, and admittedly I got caught up in things like 'government contacts' and names like 'Boeing'. Embarrassingly, in hindsight, my not taking the time to really scrutinize was my mistake - I just should have dug deeper. It's not enough to hear the sizzle, you gotta get the steak. My gut told me that, more than once, and foolishly, I ignored that. I'm paying for that failure now - paying dearly.
I blame myself more than anyone. I was never here to play the flip game (or any game for that matter). Rob is here to do JUST that, though, play games, and ironically, accuse others. I believe it's to divert attention (or maybe actually FOR attention, hard to be sure, he does seem really, really lonely. Seriously, all kidding aside, there's some real issues there, but I digress.)
Look, the conversation shouldn't be about people on this board, trolls will be trolls. We should be talking about PositiveID - this 'company' has nothing - no capital (always deeply in debt, the company that is, not it's board, they're fine - they're doing GREAT), no product (only questionable prototypes or mockups, and I'm being generous using those words - smoke and mirrors might be more accurate), no sales (well, no product sales anyway, they're very good at selling stock shares). What PositiveID is, is a group of very, very smart crooks with the knowledge and expertise to get away with existing (and profiting) by skillfully working the system, that's all. Cleverly fleecing investors while keeping themselves safe in the gobbledygook of the legalese and red tape.
Simply - all hat, no cowboy. The bravery of being out of range.
