Not really. Those who have been posting regularly have generally been both pessimistic and optimistic at times, which is natural when you've invested. Those who have a stake in the company will not simply be cheerleaders when the company is operating like a pirate ship, with plenty of raping and pillaging going on. The cash vortex known as payroll is absurd for a company this size and in its infancy, IMO. The salaries that are leeched out of the veins of WNDT leave it anemic. To take a part of salary as stock is a nice gesture, but only time will tell if this is truly a measure to save the company, or just a gesture while the remaining cash that is taken is still pretty sweet. A shutdown was obviously the only solution to the bleeding, but I'm doubtful that it's enough to make a difference, especially considering the lost opportunity waiting for the military ship to come in.
A large contigency of the dough that flies as payroll is in sales, marketing, and IR. If those people are still working, we should see some great stuff ahead in the form of orders, market expansion, and news as a result.
Nothing anyone posts here is going to destroy tamer. That will be done by someone else. There are so few of the potential universe who post or read what's posted here. We're just a bunch of passionate investors who would love to be wrong (when being skeptical) and would love to be right (when we see something that gives us a breath of hope and we get excited about it). Personally, I think this board has everything it needs to be entertaining and informational (and if you're reading this, you probably agree!). Yes, it's laced with sarcasm and speculation, but if you're waiting for a press release, you'll probably forget that you own shares of WNDT before you get to read one. The only thing that bothers me is when posters make it personal against others. We all know we can say whatever and then hit the post button, so I for one, could do without the personal insults, but that, too, is part of the deal here. So bring it...I've always respected lots of the posters here (you know who you are). Now, in honor of those ihub friends, I think I'll pour myself a manhattan and pay homage to the wind gods.
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