Happened to reread this post and I wondered if we are actually allowed to ask questions about day trading inside this room but your reply got me to thinking so I appreciate it Logic, I am not in anyway suggesting or advocating any investing strategy is better for this stock. I do think (in my novice opinion alone)Day trading is a good avenue if you’re a long and you got burned by the R/S. But I really do believe their MGMT team are committed to a long bright future. I definitely still think there’s a lot of potential for DIRV and the company can still go on to have great success, if their previous marketing for investors turns out to be 100% legit and we start seeing notices about new contracts again and we absolutely must see a press release for the grand opening of their new facility in Allen, Texas by December. Saying all that, when we talk about their debt here we list that big number but we don’t put it in the real context that this company has been around since 1995, and that debt has accrued over a long time , not in the last 5 yrs. They weathered the recession and survived both parties presidencies, Bush & Obama. I think that says something about their longevity. If Roger Ralston can utilizeDIRV’s early marketing as a go-to company specializing in turn key hemp/cannabis industry security solutions, this could mean big big profits ahead. So yes Logic, I think you are dead right too. :)
