What seems like an even greater effort in futility than this company's performance is being a chronic, multi-year naysayer and perpetual negative critic. Eventually, to what end? It's like having someone belabor "I told you so" year after year after year after year. What masochistic jolly can anyone possibly get out of being a redundant and relentless doom and gloom wet blanket of righteousness? I don't think there's anyone here that doesn't comprehend or acknowledge that despite having sound experimental ideas, the execution and realization of those goals has been unsatisfactory and, at the very least, underwhelming. At the time I invested, I could withstand the loss if there was to be one. Well, my circumstances have changed and I hope every day to be able to cash in a bit to make ends meet without taking a dire, 50+% loss. At this point there isn't even a write-off benefit. The thing is, some people do make some money on these penny stocks. Maybe not wealth or even comfort, but a few bucks. Many of us took the gamble and plunked down our money in the hopes of turning a profit. There's absolutely nothing wrong with what the company says it would like to do. It doesn't even sound far fetched. Imagine what IBM looked like at first to investors.
So we understand this company's perpetual malaise with ever-waning hope. We're not blind. And so what if there's a bit of hope left? Should we be taking the gas instead for our dire mistake? I haven't seen any pumping or over-reaching gushing in well over a year. Why the continual salt in the wound? Aren't there other company's more worthy of your investment savvy that you can ride into the sunset or is there some thrill in kicking a dead horse over and over and over again? Just wondering.
