Bspencer,
It's a combination and we will remain adrift until there is something real that enables the Co. to set itself apart from apathy. We could power through it with tangible evidence of adoption and/or signs of market pull. As I have stated, Steven has never been the most credible person with timelines and that has not changed making it necessary to ignore any words he says related to timing. Perhaps one day that will change, but for the moment it seems a reality.
Are there other people who are disappointed with his sale now? His sale gives the **appearance** he may have a better sense of timing than what is shared on calls and presentations. Before I get negative posts in return, I will once again reaffirm that I truly do not like insider sales when profitability has not been reached, minus unreasonable executive compensation. That being said, it is obviously his right, but it is mine to voice my displeasure. Perhaps he thought big news was coming and he would be a hero for selling at the low…I suppose anything is possible.
There are definitely good signs all around us, but the uncertainty of the global markets inhibits potential buyers, and investors are obviously questioning the timing of additional tangible progress. If people can push aside timing the bottom to the penny, anywhere between $1.00 and $5.00 is a good long-term buy in my opinion. How can anyone outside the wall nail the timing if Steven cannot get it right? If you can nail it, please PM me, lol.
