Well Matt, I can't say that I can see one thing to disagree with you about. TLM has blown almost every opportunity he's had to promote Hypster after the ad revenues started coming in.
Incidentally, it was FoggDogg that "nailed it" when he said that TLM is using the $$ to live on and go out on the town. LOLOLOLOL! Gotta laugh whenever I think about his crazy @$$!
We've both been holding this for a really long time. I know it's been at least 3 years for me. I'm not sure if it's been 4 yet. Possibly. Last night I was talking to a friend about something that happened back in 1992 and I can't believe that that was actually 17 years ago. I feel exactly as you do.
Time has flown but none of us are having fun with this stock.
All that I can say about it is that I doubt seriously that we're going to stay here. Not because of anything that TLM is going to do to promote the stock, but by what I'm almost certain is going to happen in the industry of on demand music.
When these changes take effect, this company is going to reap BIG profits not because of prs, hype or new investors but because they're in the right business at the right place at the right time with over a million users.
If you haven't already, read my posts over the past couple of weekends and see if you don't agree that we're in a good position to make a killing when these industry changes take effect.
TLM built the company and is basically on cruise control at this point. When the others in the industry decide to follow Napster's lead, (AND THEY WILL) watch and see what happens.
JMHO
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