If you are so inclined, feel free to go back and read my post.
Here it is. I've made a few additional comments.
I won't be ignoring anyone I've read post here, yet.
There are 2 sides on the issue of InfoSpi and the companies eventual success or failure.
- Perhaps you didn't catch that I was making a sports metaphor. There are two team here. Supporters and Detractors. I am a Supporter, but I also want results and I want updates on how my investment is doing. I would like to hear those updates from the company, but I'll listen to any source and decide how credible I think it may be. When I hear that we are days away from a CEO message and we don't hear anything or about rumors of a buyout with no sources cited, I think our team takes a tiny hit. That is just my opinion.
Based on the current scoreboard, I find myself on the losing side, and hoping for a huge comeback!
- Also true. My investment is way down. And, I'm hoping it comes back.
At some point InfoSpi has to start producing results and reporting good news, or I'll become a fairweather fan.
- InfoSpi does have to produce results and share those results. Good or bad, we'll hear something sometime. I just don't know when, and can't guess. We probably all have our own personal limit to just how long we would legitamately wait for some news to come out from InfoSpi and their CEO. That's also my opinion. Will I sit on this investment for 12 months without any news? No. But, I also don't think that will be the case. I personally think we'll be waiting between 6 and 12 months for some really good news. Amazing news. So, I keep my investment steady in InfoSpi. I haven't sold one share.
Ok, enough with the sports metaphor's, it must be football season! Mike
Lastly, again, I haven't sold one share. But saying that, it is my investment. Short or long, I still own shares in InfoSpi in the form of ISPI shares. Also, if I am ever wrong about anything, I will admit it.
