It may be making you angrier, but it isn't making me angrier. Besides, anger isn't going to fix anything.
Did you buy WCVC as long-term investment, or as a ride-a-wave short-term sub-penny flip? If you only bought as a penny flipper, then you should be angry at the toxic lenders who were waiting for you. They cashed in on you while they were setting you up to lose your investment.
The only justice is that at least a couple of them have been caught and spanked. As I've posted, the latest one I found out about had to return still-outstanding convertible notes. That means shares were effectively returned to WCVC's treasury, since potential converted shares may be counted as part of the O/S.
If Nixon's going to get back to trading, he's only going to come back when it looks like his company is healthy enough to give anyone the confidence to invest again. I can't remember a previous time Nixon when created a VP position in his company. To me, that suggests he and the guy he hired think they see things looking up. It's also definitely good to see Nixon's suppliers say good things about him since that means that he's paying his bills. Those suppliers aren't selling 7-11 grade goods, either. (Not meaning to dis 7-11, but I don't take my wife there for a date, or even tell her that I go there for a snack once in a while.)
I don't want to see Nixon stay revoked, but I can see why he didn't return to trading after only 2 years. Heck, it took him 2 years (at least) to get through Downtown Denver's red-tape to open the LODO Takiza Taco place.
I don't expect to see him return to trading this year, since he probably wants his most recent annual report -- that he'd post when he gets back to trading -- to show he's now doing well.
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