DD claims vs Wave reality
If we listen to the supporters of Wave, rapid success is about to happen on a massive scale.
Even the hint of that kind of money to made in a short bit of time lures big time investors and traders--especially if the price per share is under a dollar.
So, I wonder how the Great Dot Connectors explain how it is possible we are thisclose to finally achieving lift-off, but the share price is drifting downward and the volume is usually less than 100K shares traded?
To my way of thinking, there is only one explanation. The supporters are dead wrong in every way. There is no big lift-off in sight and all those dots compiled in the vain attempt to prove Wave is taking off are 100% manufactured by those who fervently wish and hope such a take-off was about to happen.
The prospects for big money...attract big money. Wave is attracting nickel and dime traders and Wavoids who are searching their couches and kids' piggy banks to buy a few more shares.
When and if Wave gets into position for take-off, long before it becomes apparent to us small investors, big time money will drive up both volume and the share price.
The stealth argument is dead and buried--proven wrong by years of lack of execution.
Yet, the current hot rumor circulating and re-circulating among the true believers is that Wave can say how well it is doing, because it involves sensitive security.
This too, is complete balderdash--a variant of the stealth excuse. It will be completely exposed by the Q4 earnings report in the next two weeks.
Is this the best the Wave Rumorologists can come up with? Something that makes no sense at all, has no connection with reality and is completely illogical?
Constant lies about profitability from the top mgt, ballooning expenses and declining revenue prove beyond a shadow of a doubt Wave is not poised to take-off.
Instead, active imaginations and desperate believers in fantasy tales are creating an absolute unsustainable atmosphere which will topple with the release of Q4 results.
Just as Q3 results gave the lie to yet another one of the CEO's false promises--that Q3 would be better than Q2 [it certainly was not]--Q4 will be far from the break-even the CEO predicted for it.
Almost every single quarter has been a disappointment for those of us primed to believe Wave was about to lift off.
The supporters' claims a couple of years back that Wave would be earning billions by now, indicates just how false, how big and how long those lies have been told about Wave's future.
It seems to be stuck on an endless loop, losing supporters each time it repeats.
Wave needs to regain credibility in the market with investors. More lies, bigger fantasies are hardly the way to go about regaining believability.
Signing new contracts and shooting straight with the shareholders would be a good start.
The only reason Wave and its supporters need the lies and rumors, is because they do not have the real stuff investors want--profits, good mgt, real business and integrity.
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