Zen does have a point, though. We have a right to stand up for ourselves as investors. If we don't, the company will go on thinking that we're a bunch of sheep, and that we'll support them no matter what. We should tell them that we will hold them accountable, and that they can't continue to pump this BS at us without any substance to back it up with. In short, we need to get tough with this, throw out the fan clubs, grab UC by the nuts*ck, and make him cough up the info.
I'd take bashers any day over pumpers. This is a perfect example of why. At least bashers are aggressive. If I want an army of investors on my side, I want the a** kickers, not the pom pom waving manipulators. I'd rather prove a basher wrong than a pumper wrong. And, I'd rather be wrong and a basher than wrong and a pumper.
It's great to be excited about this company, but don't get excited like it has delivered anything at all to us when, in fact, it hasn't yet delivered a thing. Also, there's a fine line between excitement and a sucker. The dreamers run the risk of presenting the company with an image of the shareholders as suckers. The level headed investors are the ones who help to protect us, and we all have the responsibility to protect ourselves as shareholders. The pumpers are the ones who leave us exposed, more than the bashers. If there are paid bashers, then screw them for trying to screw us. But, voicing legitimate concerns should always be applauded for the reasons I've put forth.
ALL IMHO.
AI
