Eddie, no I actually have a great understanding of startups and what it takes to get something up and running.
I also understand that delays are possible, but I also know that when delays occur, the CEO is the first to know.
My frustration lies in the fact that everyone was so excited about phase2 and a green house, and all the big hype, that I was excited for.
I was a permanent fixture here praising and regurgitating the PRs the videos and speculations.
I was thoroughly disheartened by statements that we don't have OP yet.
Man, the CEO knew full well about the delays and he kept perpetuating the idea that we will get that video any day now of 8k sq ft of growing bud. It was not very TRANSPARENT.
I was the biggest cheerleader her. Since April I posted over 950 posts on this board. At least a hundred more were trashed.
I was a believer, but at one point, my pipe dream turned into reality with a few words that went "we hope to have phase 2 OP in 2 weeks and hopefully turn on the lights"
The fallout thereof, produced so much more ugliness and questions.
Do you think it's appropriate to question the understanding of startups in light of what has been produced, and how it looks from a position of skepticism when considering the aforementioned?
The ideas PNTV had/has are great, but they have not yet been able to generate any substantial revenue with any division.
Talk has proven to be cheap thus far, and the market demands results.
Only time will tell.
I do know that much credibility and investor confidence has been lost in the company due to this.
It's sad because as I said previously, the ideas were great, but the execution sucked.
Instead of buying $350k worth of stock, the CEO could have made a grow happen with money.
Read my posts from yesterday about the insider bought shares, and it adds another level of concern and uncertainty in regard to investor confidence.
I fell in love with this stock. You know how it is after a break up, you hope for the best and come back to talk sense hoping for change.
The boys are listening.
