Tuesday, February 24, 2015 7:47:29 PM
He was let go from a company in a similar business. He was caught telling a tall tale about himself. And now, he has a chance to prove to himself and others, that the perception of him can be a different one.
I'll take that chance here. Performance is what matters. And to date, from inception of VGID, I see more progress than setback. Did the CEO have to do some things that he did not want to do? Of course. Anyone would avoid convertible debt if there was a choice. Should he have folded the tent rather than use convertible debt to get started? That answer is so obvious, I don't need to answer it.
What counts is if he will add value to the company. And if he will do his best to reward share holders along the way. After a year in business, revenue is growing. There exists a small profit. And share holders are going to get a spin off of another company. That is what matters to me.
There are always just as many reasons not to invest as there are reasons to invest, in any given company. Only time will tell if this is a good investment. And only patience will allow for that time.
TRUTH is so powerful, it can sometimes right the wrongs perpetrated by greed.
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