By "ran it into the ground" I mean they have done absolutely nothing to regain shareholder trust and we haven't seem them do any business in awhile. so by "ran it into the ground" I pretty much mean they have done nothing in the past few weeks from what I can see. imo. but like I stated already I am not short I am holding shares right now hoping they can get there shit together. I am not trying to run the price down I am stating my opinion and some facts I have found and am looking for a response from someone who may have a different out look.
Even if they do put out a PR I don't think it will do much for us. they had scarred us investors so much that I don't think any new investors will want to jump in to this even if we do get a decent PR. It will take a long time to earn the trust of the investors back IMO.
I suppose its easy for some to consider the company running itself down when looking at the share price. It seems like they don't care. They are relatively quiet.
And I asked how many pods (ballpark perhaps) they could produce in a given time. They claimed they doubled their manufacturing capacity. That's great! So what's the potential of a completely swamped company? Do they have the capability to fill a 2 million dollar order in a month? 6 months?
If that question cannot be answered (at all) then I fail to understand how anyone can begin to speculate on how good earnings could be. Scott said in his January interview (to the radio host) that ordering a pharm pod "here in the Denver area" would take "2-3 weeks". I don't perceive that as it takes 2-3 weeks to outfit a shipping container, but understand where I'm coming from.
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