"when you and I were basically the only ones posting here at 20 cents"...wrong
We were here at .17 to .19 buying the shit out of it:)
"there was an expectation set that Cannmart would be built and ready by end of 2017. I believe license was being projected out very shortly after that. Then, we were told mid-February during Hyde's interview, then maybe another push to March, then by May 1, with 4/20 a hope, and now it is end of May."...True, but...
I think it was first projected to be sometime in January...then feb...then march & april....and now May.
"I believe there's some disingenuous communications."
I disagree. I don't think it's been disingenuous, but I see where you're coming from. Things don't always go as planned in the business world, especially in the "cannabis industry". I believe in Sean's vision, and believe he's been as upfront as he can be. This is a dynamic industry without a "road-map". Namaste is doing something nobody has ever done. Multiple "Top Industry Players" have vetted Namaste and chose to do business with them...Why? Because they bring value to their businesses in "Distribution".
Sean wears his passion/excitement on his sleeve, and I believe he's genuine about the things he wants to accomplish. He's sharing his vision/excitement with investors through his eye, imo. It's genuine, imo...Sean & team are real deal passionate about the business they're building
"Set proper time lines. If it is a new process, talk about that. Instead he's been pandering to try and keep the share price from falling a part."....Wrong, imo.
There's no precedent for these time lines. There's no process for him to discuss. This is the first time anyone has done it. The initial time lines were set by Namaste's hired gun...David Hyde..."The Expert". The most respected consultant in the field. I've seen Hyde write about the ever changing process, time after time on twitter. The processes have been evolving with health Canada. It's a government agency...[b]they don't even know what they're doing...it dynamic & evolving. Rules, regulations, laws are changing at a moments notice, and I believe Namaste is best positioned to manage these changes as they occur.
If Sean's guilty of anything, it's the fact that he's been too open with shareholders, imo....It's a double edge sword. We love good news, but have trouble digesting hiccups.
"I just hate when I have to start wondering if they can execute or not."
Legitimate concerns & respect your opinions, but that's the industry we're investing in. We can't always have our cake and eat it too. There are significant risks across the industry...no doubt...but execution is a concern for all companies in the industry. There will be bumps and bruises along the way...but I believe Namaste is the best positioned to manage these risks. They can turn on a dime, with little capital.
I think Sean has executed beautifully to this point, and he'll continue to do so in the future. I think you might be underestimating what they've accomplished to date, but I do see and respect your concerns.
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