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Tuesday, 08/24/2021 12:23:40 PM

Tuesday, August 24, 2021 12:23:40 PM

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It seems that there is a relentless narrative against RCAT management and both company and stock price progression that RCAT isn't following the norm for a fledgeling company and should be abandoned by share holders on this ihub board.

Personally, I reject that assertion. On what basis do I make that statement?

RCAT is following the norm for startup and fledgling companies in all sectors. Technology, Robotics, Biotechs, Miners, Pharma, Solar etc etc. What do/did fledgeling companies have in common with RCAT? Volatility in price. Dissatisfaction with management: when price drops, when news is scant or non-existent, shorters and pumpers, parsing little pieces instead of looking at the big picture. All the issues being expressed here were/are a part of the history of penny stock to big board progression. What is occurring as RCAT attempts to build and grow is the norm not an aberration.

Does that guarantee RCAT will be successful. NO. However, since it is an evolving process and there are inherent twists and turns and even outside uncontrollable or unforeseen challenges each investor must personally determine their risk/reward and continue to evaluate it throughout that process.

Know what you own. Know what your goals are and what is needed to remain a stockholder until fruition or when to invest the capital elsewhere. Trade according to your tried and tested system for investment.
Filter noise.

If one cannot face or stomach the above then trading fledgeling low priced stocks is probably not for you.

That is all. Green Trading to all.

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