Because basing stock decisions off message boards, tweets, Facebook likes, or any of those similar places is how people end up believing that just because the owner of the company don't call to let me know if he's thinking about swapping what brand of coffee he's drinking, I mean I own stock and almost 0.00000000000013% of the company... That's what people on here claim. I bought a few shares and he don't answer my call or text this just be fraud. Or look at what's actually proven. The successful people backing them. That in my opinion means much more. The CEO of skydrop publicly says he's happy to be working with tricascade. This guy invented technology got it to market and it's running a successful business. Why would he risk all that unless it was something he also believes will throw more successto him? In life it's much easier to be a nay sayer to the unknown. Then when things go bad you can sit back and pretend you knew it was gonna happen or that a drop is proof on anything. But it's not. Remember Microsoft and Apple were started in someone's garage.