Thaliowizard, Thomas Thusser. An English farmer/writer is the man would said that.
I'm not sure who you're referring to? Are you calling Dr Med a fool for losing his money? Are you calling anyone who has ever lost money a fool? Surely, even you can't be that ignorant.
I ask this question in general. Not to anyone in particular. What were your expectations for this stock? More specifically, what in the hell gave you the right to expect anything? Last time I checked, this is called capitalism where personal self-interest, reigns supreme. Where "right" decisions are a fantasy and the best we can hope for are "educated guesses" with the information available. If you're looking for an edge, go apply for a janitorial position at the Company. Also, let me anticipate a response if I may. The fact that you invested some of YOUR money gives you a right to expect something. Yes, you can expect, that after a certain amount of time, your money will be worth, more or less, than you initially invested. You have a right to expect change.
All I'm saying is this, along with any other fledgling company, this is a gamble. The potential for gains and the potential for losses are both present and real. To expect one without the other is truly foolish.
