I've built several businesses. None have failed.
Building revenue thru direct marketing does take time, yes.
I read the report, I did not listen the the call. More white noise I am sure.
How much patience do you have. Mine has run thin.
Selling is not an option with the amount of shares I hold on such a thinly traded stock.
The lack of interest in this stock is pathetic. I'm sure you would even agree.
They overly diluted without a specific immediate use for the shares and by doing so have put a ceiling on the share price. I'm sure you would agree with that as well. I made that statement the day they announced it many years ago.
Growing via acquisition is not sustainable. At some point organic growth is necessary unless they have bottomless pockets, which they don't. Economics 101.
Direct marketing is pitched and bread thru profit distribution within the pyramid.
Many invested years ago in a the rapidly growing coffee sector and got an pinched.
I am waiting on the big dump this board claimed and then I will wait for buyers to come in with more volume to try and exit at a slightly better price. No worries.
If you're happy with your investment value of ygyi, then you are probably standing alone. Growth is decent. Projection is reasonable. Execution to create shareholder value is feeble.
If I am wrong on any of these points, please enlighten me, otherwise I will continue to vent during my monthly ygyi period, waiting all too patiently on the next Q while enjoying share price and volume stagnicity.
Cheers.
AI
