Homie,
Perhaps I should have left out the profanity to leave emphasis where it was meant, on the word "cynical."
I don't blame you for having gone into the stock after that interview. I agree with you that timelines could be more accurate.
But to say believing in ANY CEO is folly is another cynical statement. Some are worth trusting. Some will make you as much money as they say they will make. Some will fall short, and others will outright deceive you. After reading up on this stock and listening to Rufus talk about the "penny stock mentality" and that he is NOT going to rip people off, I believe he belongs in category A... call it folly if you will, I still consider it a very smart calucuated risk at this point.
And I'm holding every share while the bookkeepers, SEC paper pushers and whatever lawyers and financial folks are finished doing their thing before the press release can go out about FHAL officially becoming an $800 million company.
By the way, a lot of the same impatience was evidenced by investors in another merger of a bigger company into penny stock public company recently, Sulja Brothers into Loft Works. The stock was basing at 2-and-a-half cents for several weeks while the Sulja management promised they were dotting the I's and crossing the T's, now it's at 13 cents and threatening to break out further, just as FHAL is doing here, having gone from 20 cents to a buck... basing... and now the test of patience is on.
