So the problem with that honestly is this. If you tell investors that there will be 3 to 5 customers and stage three by the end of the year and then it’s 3/4 of the way through the year when expectations are high, tell a group of investors “…but I’m not gonna tell you until December 31 at 11:59 …. “, you open up in a tremendous way, for people to manipulate, sow with bad intentions their seed, and cost the company dearly in terms of share price. (while you still have to issue shares to pay for ongoing operations). I understand what. Yves is saying, but I’m just saying we will all pay the price for the next two months…. And I don’t really agree with that as a strategy as it will cost dilution in some form. As a 17 year shareholder, I’ve seen much dilution because of bad shareholder strategy. So I will be honest and say while I’m very excited about what the company is doing, I don’t like this strategy and shorts will manipulate it …
They did yesterday and they will in the days ahead. Will they get caught red-handed, I have no idea.
For not naming companies anyway, I think that they can be announced as we go along, that that will build value, and will cost the company less in terms of dilution. Of course what people hear now for the next two months is that they really don’t have any customers. … exactly what some tried to imply yesterday to great effect.
Very excited about our future, but I think there’s another way to do this from the cheap seats.
Best to the longs,
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