Sorry if indeed I am biased towards past events, even if in the case of VHUB, we've got the exceptional situation that the case can readily be made that management has been honest all along.
I'm actually eliminating a potential negative factor from consideration here, which puts me squarely on your side as it turns out. I imagine myself to be more of an analyst than a cheerleader; however, the interactions I've had on this board with some fine folks (include yourself in that category) have led me to wish them well in their investing activities.
...and as I've stated lots of times here, I'm not an investor at all. I am totally risk averse and have been fortunate to save up enough so that I could retire without assuming more risk than my psyche can tolerate. I was drawn to participate in this board when I was starting to get bombarded with boiler room calls and e-mails pumping VHUB, and I just wanted to see how long it would take for the company to fail. Instead, I was amazed and am still amazed at how strong management has become over these past couple of years.
There is really no alternative but to "hold tight" for awhile, but that time frame is going to be compressed to the extent that the stock will be leaping when it next trades. Everybody will have a target price for their planned exit.
You're going to have a great week, and there's nothing that will go on in this board that will make it any more or less great. Remember it was just last week that most of us were wondering, after all our discussions here, how the world could be so blind so as not to see the intrinsic value in the company. What goes on here probably doesn't influence stock price in the least, though as I pointed out in the past few days, I'd bet that the market makers take a look here every so often and plan to "go contrarian" on what the general sentiment is around here.
...and that's as close to a rant as I'll ever get...
