“I believe I made a few personal attacks on you in prior posts, which I apologize for.”
I was all set to accept your apology, but the insincerity came shining through when you followed it up with this comment:
“Bodhi seemingly is thinking about it now. But my guess is he won't give an opinion on the value of the stock either. If they won't or can't, then it's all just a game they are playing.”
You seem to be incapable of not making this a personal issue. Focus on the stock, not what you think I may or may not think. Your question, although seemingly innocuous, is actually pretty vapid. Had you asked something like “do you think is a good investment” I would unequivocally answer in the negative. There’s been too much blatant dishonesty, too many shenanigans, too many examples of conduct that violates U.S. law, and too low trading volume (volatility) to ever consider this a sound investment.
From a moral perspective alone, investing in YGYI is unconscionable. They’re selling the equivalent of Tang to sick people and telling them it cures cancer. Aside from that, the fundamentals are horrible. Massively hyper-inflated PE ratio, minuscule sub-penny EPS, collapsing Russian economy, pyramid scheme business model, horrible acquisitions, laughably bad product portfolio, etc. The list of red flags never ends and the prospects are dismal. I wouldn't buy the stock at any price, and if I already held it, I would liquidate my holdings immediately without a second thought.
The only reason that you’re so obsessed with the stock is that you made the mistake of hitching your wagon to YGYI, but for those who aren’t affiliated with the company, there are literally hundreds of more attractive investment opportunities. You’re suffering from YGYI myopia.
From here on in, spare me the crocodile tears and fake apologies and just focus on the facts, if you can.
