Well, it seems to me we're just going around in circles trying to understand the failure of the company to release positive forward looking guidance. It's silly, imo, to suggest that that positive info/guidance won't happen until profitability is a fait accompli.
The company is being incompetent in that regards, imo.
In the meantime, it may not be an issue for those of you having bought in the thirty and forty cent range, but it isn't for those who bought in the dollar and above range.
For that latter group, our investment sits stagnant, when those dollars could be working elsewhere.
Let's not be so willing to give Martinelli and gang the benefit of the doubt in delaying info that would lead to more exposure to the analysts and public. Do they have something to hide?
I don't know, but I do know greed and corruption flourish everywhere and power corrupts. There are examples of this everywhere, from oil in Nigeria, Belize to on and on.
I know there are funding dynamics yet to play out in the market, etc., but I'm not interested in sitting for a year with stagnant dollars not working for me, when a little public light on the company could apparently change that.
So what if there's been a significant increase in share price the last six months or so, when fundamentals and guidance suggest the price should be much higher
Or do they have something to hide?
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