Friday, October 05, 2018 12:23:19 AM
It seems most shareholders have completely lost all hopes of any type of recovery for the company. Every time the CEO makes a promise he fails to deliver on the promise.
First he promises a deal with Supreme Sweets in Q1 and now we are in Q4 and still no deal. Then he promises Q1 will only be SLIGHTLY delayed and again we are now in Q4.
In 12 years he doesn't seem to have learned a thing about making promises he isn't sure he can deliver on. It's like he can't resist making promises, just to make them, and he will worry about the consequences later when he can't deliver.
After 12 years the company does about $150,000 in annual sales and I doubt he still hasn't accepted the fact that WNBD will never be the $1 BILLION in annual sales company he predicted some 12 years ago.
Remember that when someone tries to convince you to buy or sell there is something in it for them. It's not because they are concerned about your investment.
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