I'm not even going to venture a guess with this company. They are all over the map; some days they surprise you with amazing news like teaming up with Markiplier or launching Powfolio or having a great presence at Comic Con, so management seems to have good vision, but I liken it to Ready, Fire, Aim when it comes to the actual execution of the business plan.
It's mystifying; they may actually end up getting thousands of Zwag Box subscribers over time which you would think would give them the cash to buy back some of their shares, clean up their balance sheet, grow the company, submit their filings, etc., but that would seem to be too logical for this management team.
Also, I've learned that good management is very good about issuing press releases and keeping the stock holders well-informed of what's going on. Forget that with this company; they're masters at keeping you in the dark, so their activity always feels a little bit suspicious to me, even though that might not be their intention.
If you read all of the news releases during the last year, and watch all of the videos, of that other company that I just mentioned, you'll see the difference between an experienced, thoughtful management team versus the one here that seems to be constantly trying to hit a pinata! They might get lucky yet, but I highly recommend looking in depth at other companies, like BBTH, instead.
I wish the best for REDG because I'm a 3d animator myself and I like art a lot, which is what drew me here in the first place. How cool would it be to see another big comic company really make it big. Come on REDG, get it together! They still stand a chance.
So, I'll hold my shares for the long-haul anyway, just in case they get lucky and hit my goal of 0.005 per share. It's mystifying/entertaining/frustrating to be in this stock; it's more rewarding/satisfying/profitable to be in others like BBTH and WRFX.
