Very respectfully, you're misunderstanding my comments:
1. Bruce has not lied in his PR's, tweets, or anywhere else (at least to my knowledge)
2. I've known Bruce for years. I always found him to be very honest, he has great personal integrity, and he's a smart and principled business leader (way better than many public or private company business leaders I've dealt with)
Having said the above:
3. MFST hasn't generated revenue from the red laser device yet (there's a major difference between yet and never)
4. The market doesn't believe revenue is coming near-term (trading action tells the story)
5. All stocks go into periods of golden crosses and death crosses
6. MFST is now going into a period where it'll have lower trading prices (part of what a death cross means), unless it does a magic turnaround and announces revenues from sales of the device (basically beats current market expectations)
With respect to market communication:
7. A company releases information in the way it sees fit, and it's up to individual investors to perform their own DD. If they don't find information in a timely manner, well that just sucks for them
8. I don't see any value in shareholder conference calls. There's too much information that can be mis-interpreted by shareholders on the call. It's always better to have a written document that can be considered at leisure
I've been a shareholder here for years and I've seen MFST go through several highs, lows, golden crosses and death crosses.
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