Other longs don't need my help, but here is my two cents. (I only have time for one post today).
It is anticipated that many sideline sitters don't care one bit about the revenue and net profits which WILL take place one day. They only care about when it actually takes place. But there is a consequence for waiting.
This is why longs who have been around for one to two years rightfully claim there is no mindless pumping going on with RXMD. Big money can be made here -- IMHO.
We are realistic...not seeing unicorns. RXMD's business plan is taking time and will be executed in due time. Hence, king of the OTC -- a long term investment -- and not a quick play to realize immediate temporary rocket ship gains which crash the next day or week.
When we say "Now is the time to get in" -- we are not talking about buying in at .03 and flipping at .035 or .04.
When the out of state licenses continue to pile up -- and the robot dispenser is filling the supply for the demand created by long term facilities in those states -- and the revenue and net profits take place -- and when it hits .10 -- the sideline sitters will be chasing. Too bad for them -- but them's the breaks.
So, the current SP only reflects a business plan that is taking shape and unfolding one month at a time -- and while you claim the market should be reflecting recent good news and generating higher prices -- well -- I realistically believe investors simply want to see the proof in the pudding -- not the making of the pudding.
All that said, once again, when it hits .10 -- and it will IMHO -- why chase at those prices when they could be getting in right now??? Hey, better for those of us who have gotten in now, or lower. Too bad for those coming late to the party and chasing at .10, .12, .15, etc.
