"I'm a true supporter!"
I'm curious, why is it that whenever someone asks a serious question on here, or tries to take a realistic look at the company's situation, the rebuttal is always, "I don't care, 'cause I'm a true supporter and Stacy's doing great!" That's often followed by a declaration of how long you are in the stock, blah blah blah.
It's odd that when someone has a concern, you immediately question that person's "loyalty." Do you really think people are reading this board day after day if they don't own significant shares of IDGI and want to see the company do well?
When you lash back at questions with criticisms of the question's validity or the inquirer's "faith," you sound more like a religious zealot than an investor. And once again, people here keep saying that buyer volume is a key to seeing the stock price rise, so perhaps providing real answers to the questions would help increase that volume.
And on a related note...how about investing in a spell check? Yeah, everyone makes a typo now and again, but really -- if you can't write a three sentence post without fifteen spelling errors and the grammar of a second grader, those new buyers probably find it a bit hard to buy into your "analysis." You know that story about the kid who walks into a corporate interview with multiple piercings, tat sleeves, and his vintage MegaDeth t-shirt? Yeah, same concept.
