Monday, April 19, 2021 10:02:42 PM
The "set-up to Fail Syndrome" is real. Harvard Business has published a lot of studies on this sad phenomenon.
Perhaps it is the promotion of "to the moon" performance like in KW's 7-step plan to retire tweet or others claiming that $0.20 is realistic, or that we are seeing "hyper increases in sales" that are setting BIEL investors up for failure. When the expectations are smashed, even though the news was positive, people lose hope that management is competent, or that other investors are trying to "pump-n-dump" the stock, and taking that they'll lose their hard-earned money to a scammer.
Perhaps if KW kept investors' expectations closer to reality she would build trust. And we should identify outlandish information posted on this board as such.
All of my comments are based on my own due diligence and are only my opinion. Please conduct your own due diligence and research before deciding whether to buy or sell any stock. My posts are for entertainment only.
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