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Calling and knocking on the door. It's nice when someone of that caliber goes the extra mile.
I am going to be blunt in my answer. People that trade at this level band together to run up a stock and then let it fall and run it up again. Doesn't matter if the stock has any substance to it or not. That is all they know. This doesn't smell or look like anything they are familiar with and yet they don't know how to relate to something that is real. Those that are unwilling to learn insist on playing the game by the old rules even though the game board has changed. Unfortunately for the company and the shareholders this is a transition that just must be endured. At the end, the intelligent investors will have ridden through the rough patches and we will all move on. The rest will stay at this level and do what they have always done.
I agree.
I agree. Sometimes it is hard for shareholders when they feel like the trajectory is finally going in the right direction and then they have a temporary pull back and they don't see the bottom so they get uneasy. And if the company didn't have plenty to back it up, I see how you could justify that fear. But they do and they will.
it isn't the authenticity of the company in question.
sorry I didn't get to finish my post before. Some non-thinking person thinks a 3' trench is adequate for a 24' run. I had to finish digging the trench. Anyway, I understand what you are saying about the traders at times being a fickle bunch. The point now is to rid ourselves of that limited mindset and move on with holders who have a more mature time frame. You do what is best for you and will cause you the least stress. I am holding.
Griff
Laughing at some of these less than flattering posts. It takes a great deal of tenacity and more than a little patience to go forward with a post that is all conjecture. The bottom-line just doesn't support the narrative. The company is good. And so is the top line.
We are just warming up.
And you are not waiting until after the fact, why? You have it in you to be objective. In just a few hours you will have your answer. A better argument to be made after the facts are known. And if there is any need for an argument at all.
good, please do.
agreed I was adding all the way to .44 and feeling like what a deal it was.
$ALPP looking forward to Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week.
As the owner of a decent amount of shares here and a person who has the best interest of the company, employees and other shareholder's in mind, please sell your shares. You won't be tormented and neither will we. Keep it clean, keep it honest, keep it upbeat.
What a great attitude, Griff! Leaving yourself open for the good things.
Thank you, Suzy.
It will be what we make of it. I have great respect for the company and its management team. I will act accordingly with complete indifference to those who do not show the same consideration.
or people could get up and pull it together and it could be a day for the record books!
And you know how we get stable, right? We settle down.
I know that what you say is the "norm" for this place, but I think that if you take a step back, and look at everything objectively you may come away with a different point of view. The shareholder's meeting is Saturday. Let's see what happens there before we jump to any conclusions. My experience with Alpine has been a good one. I am not perfect and I don't expect them to be either. But they give it all they have. That is all we can ask. Please, wait until the shareholder's meeting is over. I like what I see.
You're right Wk, not looking good, looking great! Look at those fins!
It is only temporary, Griff. And they aren't the powers that be, they are the thugs leading the gullible. There is no strength in that and their hold is tenuous at best.
The charts are insignificant as they only represent a certain pool of traders and not really the market as those on the board seem to think. Give it a couple of weeks, Griff, and those same charts will be singing the company's praises. For the same wrong reasons LOL The market will be more accurately represented when we uplist.
agreed.
I think #42 should read Interpol needs to step in...
We are talking about the Hoover dam, right? Constructed between 1931 and 1936. Well, that has stood the test of time. So will Alpine.
you have presented your thoughts and possible outcome now why not wait to see if in fact you are correct. I can tell you what is what until the sun burns out, but I can see you are a show me kind of guy. That will be next week, so further contemplation is unnecessary.
I do.
Good news.
I am happy about this.
as am I. This period is an opportunity for people to take their time in weighing everything out and deciding whether this is an option for them. I have a fair amount of shares. I made the decision to as they say, "risk it for the biscuit."
Yes. We must wait for the opportunity for this to move forward quickly. It is all a matter of timing and things lining up.
I do believe we are going to see some nice upward movement soon.
I am not sure how this is all going to shake out, but I do know Justin Costello is working on the banking end and when that guys shows up, things happen.
I see that they are making good progress and I am waiting to see what the response is to their overtures.
I think that we can all agree upon. I really think we should wait until it hits .02 before we start skirmishing.
It is important that if someone makes a point about the viability of an opportunity that they be neutral in their approach. Otherwise, like you said, it is just an opinion.
An advisory is not the same thing as a declaration. He did not address the medical aspect of the cannabis business. And that of course, is our primary business. I do not know who will hold this office in 2020 and when and if that changes the advisory may also change. Again, an advisory is not a declaration of law. It is an opinion.