YOU SEE! - this is where some of you miss the point.
I don't recall Spin asking any of you for money when he invested in Wave. I don't even recall anyone offering Spin any money to stay in Wave. And, I certainly don't see why anyone elses opinion as to whether Spin should stay in this investment, or not is anyone elses business. Especially, when Spin is spending (or saving) his own money in the process.
Some of you need to finally face the fact that Wave is a very risky investment. While many of you claim to know this already, you treat anyone who tries to exercise their rights as an investor to withdraw as if they're doing something wrong, or stupid, or as if you feel sorry for them.
And Spin - what have you to gain from broadcasting it over this board? You know what to expect here, and you also know that you'll never convince everyone that your actions are right for you, anymore than they'll convince you that you made the wrong decision. So ~ What's up with that? Is it just the conversation? Is it amusing you to argue? What?
Everyone is entitled to make their own judgements, without being judged. Unfortunately, that's not the way it works around here. But you know that. So, while I welcome your continued participation on this board, I do not relish your decision being scrutinized, nor defended. It was your decision to make, and I for one say ~ whatever works for you is great, and let's move on.
I want to know details about this company's health status now. I'm not interested in who's in and who's out. I'm interested in where Wave fits, financially, in the process. Said another way, I want to know when Wave's gonna make money, and get guidance on how much. I don't need to know how many TPMs are being shipped. I need to know how many are using Wave's baseline, and premium services. Although it passes the time, and I've read a lot of Spin's posts, I'm really not interested in Spin's buy and sell decisions. Those are his to make alone.
Spin - Good Luck to you in your future investments.
