Replies to post #4883 on SmartMetric Inc (SMME)

[mrnutsandbolts]

LMU...Your faith in the company is not doubted...and never was. Adding to your position not only confirms that but will soon put you on the Board of Directors. (And you'll be able to buy 2 islands!! :))

It has also been said here that constant PR's do bring attention to the company. One of the problems is that "dates" are stated and many hold those "dates" as unchangeable. Setting a date 6 months out should be seen as nothing more than an educated guess. You and others are certainly aware of the problems that may arise between announcement and stated date.

And finally to my point...The message is quite clear to Chaya regarding investor questions, concerns, frustrations...which are without a doubt also held and felt by Chaya. BUT to constantly bring them up serves no purpose and may only add to investor concerns regarding SMME. In addition, it can only add to Chaya's own personal stress and frustration levels. I'm only suggesting that we BELIEVE Chaya is aware of investor frustrations and TRUST she is working long and hard at addressing them and making SMME one of the new IPO's on a major exchange in 2014. (OOOPS, that's one of those dates.)

[caseytrader]

Your faith in purchasing here is well-founded, in my opinion, LMU. There is very strong support in the .13-.17 range, and if we can punch through the SMA at .19, we'll be back in a narrow range of consolidation between the SMA and the Weighted Moving Average (.20). This will pinch the indicators together and should draw the attention of traders.

Of course, there is a trade off in that it creates volatility in the short run, but the desired long-term outcome is increased eyeballs on SMME for investment consideration. With that in mind, and to FromDownUnder's point, it doesn't hurt for all of us to continue the frank and open discussion, all the while keeping in mind the overarching goal, and giving balance to our public comments.

Personally, I think this board is one of the finest on I-Hub I've ever followed/moderated/commented on. Save for the occasional outbursts now past by LNM, most discourse has been civil and supportive, even during the most frustrating times. Sharing those frustrations is not necessarily a bad thing, especially when it helps the group to endure. No one seems to be a neophyte with little understanding to the meaning of the risk involved in a start-up, and we all--those that invest--accept those risks.

That so many remain after so long is testament to the true faith in SMME's long-term prospects underlying the sometimes vocal frustration. I am pleased to be a part of a community not content to be parasitic traders on a company's good fortune, but instead be one that is willing to endure for the greater returns that come with actually creating something. (And THEN reap our buttload of returns!)

These, of course, are my own personal observations and reflections. My best to all here...