The tsunami is out there and comming. It just takes some time for it to get to shore.
The stock is not doing bad. This baby is going to be big, and if you can't stand to see it dip once in a while, then leave.
FocusLP, I am extremely long and have been for close to three years now.
Everything is finally coming together and yes, I expect MEGA NEWS coming in the next few months.
The stock will go up and down, no doubt about it, but I will not be trading the stock.
I will wait patiently, like I did for two years while it vacillated between $2.50 and $4.50.
Right now we are in a trading range of $15.00 to $22.50. Once we break our highs, we will continue up the path to higher prices.
I waited for over two years to go to $4.50. I can surely wait another year to go to $100.00.
Let the fear mongers talk all they want, it is a losing battle in my opinion.
If we have the right patents, the right partners and the money, nothing is going to stop us,nothing.
Sitting back and relaxing while the slammers are slamming.
"Hi Guys - attended SF luncheon and have read the fine reports by others on this thread. I really can't add anything substantial to what has been posted aside from the fact that having seen Steven address a crowd on three occasions now I can rate his performance.
At the risk of sounding effusive, Steven has got a dynamic message and the depth of his knowledge is impressive. He never skipped a beat and bspears analogy of the fire hose is very fitting. It is difficult to grasp the full scope of Wave's business plan. I say this having been an investor for 2.5 years - so it may take some time for the analysts to process all they heard. I also noticed some analysts asking for Steven to meet with them privately and overheard that they plan to be back in the bay area next week.
They only time I noticed Steven showing some frustration was when one person asked about revenues and afterward in speaking about stock price related matters. He clearly states he will not risk achieving his deployment goals in order to prop up revenues prematurely. The stock price interests him but there is no stock price without deployment.
He gave the illustration of a horizontal broad based network being established then treating each individual on that network as a vertical marketing opportunity. He does not want to truncate the broadness of the base for short term gains.
Some of us share Stevens frustration with the obsessive stock price infatuation by investors. He is not really asking for patience, just an understanding of the ramifications of approaching this venture in its totality.
Steven has great energy and vision without any hype.
Let's follow the leader."
" net sales to hit one trillion by 2003. so what would our cut be? it won't fit on my calculator.."
