*sure but i don't see any value to that way of thinking. it's what caused so many folks to misread or ignore what was actually happening with wave. and to be vulnerable to manipulation by folks who have a more complex purpose than the fulfillment of their interest.
any number of things may happen along a timescale. that's the nature of conditional outcomes.
the question is how likely are they to happen and when will they happen.
wave has been sold from the unsafe harbour as something huge that is on the verge of happening for a decade. the pipeline was always bursting with excitement and future business.
solms just told us the pipeline was full of fluff, or alternatively needed a shake to get rid of the dead leaves. he also suggested that the message wave has been selling is failing and wave must target the opportunities it can succeed with rather than the grand vision. and he said it's going to take time.
so the thing which a listening investor would do is acknowledge what he said.
whereas a fantasist is just going to find the popped balloon and blow into it hoping it will expand to the same size and shape as it was before.
wave's going to have to grind out its success. like every other company. i think solms has a chance to build the business. but i'll count it when he does it.