No offense but I doubt that very much. You don’t resign, (DUMP) a company you believe will do well, only the ones you believe wont.
We, the investors, have all fed Al’s pockets for his early retirement.
And upon his “HANDING THE COMPANY OFF TO SOMEONE ELSE”, He'll also, likely, get royalties off this company if things ever takes off.
The patch-in (or piggy back) of Amazon.com was a strategic cookie for those who're to replace the current management team. (Assuming there really was/is one.)
-And by bragging on the new management team, keeps investors with enough hope from otherwise panic selling which would put a dent on 'Al's monetary exit strategy.
Like I said before, these pinks are all the same and why I no longer invest in them.
I've decided to never take any of their PR's by their face values because in the end, you're almost always left holding the bag. -literally.
I used to feel such scorn against flippers, but after countless episodes of losses through all my cheers and “RAH!-RAH!”, I now see why they never marry a PINK SHEET.
Apparently, they’re more experienced in the stock market trading than I’ve ever gave them credit for.
Validated by their average gains to my average losses.
I’ll keep what shares I current have in SMWF, (Only because of brokerage fees to sell), but I expect it’s market value to be soon R/S’ed away.
That’s the way of the pinks.
And serves me right for getting involved.
Maintaining TRUTHS requires 'little to no effort' than Maintaining LIES.
