Fortem Resources Inc fka FTMR

[RandyKCMO]

Funny. I'm probably one of those you're thinking about.

However, I think some of you guys need to become more objective and patient. I think some of you are thinking of your relationship to Fortem Resources as a short term affair. Rome wasn't built in a day and neither are quality companies.

It's easy to over-extend and over-expect what's going to happen THIS week or NEXT week. However, such timelines are pretty poor guides for investing and hoping to realize a profit.

Overall, investing is placing your capital in or with a company that you believe can and will grow and even multiply your money over time. There are lots of companies out there, hundreds and thousands actually. We each have to decide how to proportionally invest our funds in the companies that we think will assure us for us the greatest return (and hopefully mitigate possible losses).

Stocks go up and down all the time. Unless you're psychic (and I seriously question anyone who says they are), no one really know for sure just when this will happen and how much it will move and ultimately even which direction it will go. We are really obliged to go with what we know (connecting the dots/evaluating the decisions that have been made to this point)... and on a certain level who we can trust.

The investments we've made in Fortem Resources isn't about making a quick dollar or trading on the crest of the wave. It's about being a part of what could well be the creation of a monster company that will afford any one close a monster return.

Could things go wrong? Sure... the world could end, there could be a nuclear strike, or whatever. Who knows? Our "major men" in the company, CEO Bruner and former CEO Caetano, are in and hopefully will stay in good health, but ultimately, no one knows.

All that being said, CHILL OUT. This is going to take some time and from what I/we can tell, things are looking pretty positive.

Whether things move this week, next week or next month, or later, we want to be up close and personal and FTMR. Maybe you've over-leveraged yourself... and you need to use funds you've invested here for other more pressing needs. That's OK. But that's not really investing... and its not a deficiency with FTMR.

So on the cheerleader side of things... don't simply hype the stock as a short-term cash cow. Are the prospects amazing? Sure... but it will take some time.