The truth is where you find it, not where you expect it to be. It is very apparent that most have expectations and little to no truth. It's hard to believe that any one individual can be responsible for the closing price today. Somehow it's all Daniel though,right fellas? Anyone been watching the FINRA Reg/Sho Report? Has anyone ever wondered how a mm's really play the game? Can anyone of you control what the other shareholders do? You see, there are far too many variables that are uncertain to be so sure Daniel is worthy of all of this blame.
The story of Frankenstein is a tale about the ability we posess to create the very thing we are afraid of and our laughable thought that we can control what we don't understand.
You keep blaming him for not pleasing you and/or exceeding your expectations, for your own personal gain, might I add. You complain when he gets a paycheck but you want him to hand deliver yours on a golden platter. What part do any investors play in actually accomplishing anything? We facilitate, through monetary compensation, our own sense of what WE want. Guys it's real simple...
The actual truth is that no one here knows all of the details and inner workings of the company, even if they have owned a public company. So the ship is pointing in the direction that you choose to steer it. It doesn't change the truth just because you are looking in the wrong direction.
