Haha, i'm not brilliant but i have moments of clear perspective- more bored than anything i suppose....It doesn't take much thinking- i mean, my nine year old brother knows SpongeTech is a real company. I took the day off to plan my gf's birthday today and i am just waiting for her to get back from shopping- sure you know the feeling seeing as you are rich and all... i suppose bickering endlessly about the existence of SpongeTech is kinda funny and way better than watching TV... I also like chatting about SPNG with other investors and i hear some of the people posting here get paid per response so i consider today a philanthropic endeavor. But enough about me, how about you, what brings you to IHUB? BTW, You seem like an experienced, knowledgeable and articulate fellow SpongeTech Delivery Systems Investor, and between you and me i am just a beginner. What are your thoughts on the future of SpongeTech and what is it about the company that made you invest so heavily?
For me it was the exponential growth rate and forward-thinking management team who have proven themselves time and time again in previous business ventures. I also like how in two years time, they have successfully branded their product, increased their product line to include over 40 patented and trademarked products, bought out Dicon Technologies without detriment to shareholders, and have done it all despite a dirty hedge fund trying to ruin everything. Is that why you invested?
Or maybe it was because you tried many of their products, were extremely satisfied and saw the potential for this delivery system? I know in my case that is why i ultimately increased my position, but i mean like i said, i am only 21 and new to investing.
I am sure a more seasoned and successful investor would have avoided this company after seeing the clean balance sheet, brilliant management team, timely SEC filings and financial reports now compiled with one of the most respected and trustworthy accounting firms in America, huge contracts with Viacom, the NFL, MLB, billboards, deals with big box retailers and big industry names like Reckitt Benckiser. IDK, looking back it was silly of me to invest in this soon-to-be-powerhouse of a cleaning company, i wish you had been there three months ago to save me from this travesty of an investment. I hated being able to pay off my student loans within 3 months of graduating. In fact, It makes me wanna puke, but my spongeTech sponge has enough soap to last until Nasdaq so its ok :)
