I still hold my MCZ, what else can we do, to improve any chance to get a return on MCZ.
My conjecture in my post was how can MCZ keep surviving quarter after quarter, without giving us retail investors definitive numbers, and status of MOJO and Amazon relationship?
Mr. Darren is playing a game of who will be left standing in the dancing circle, when he declares the music will stop? He steadily gets ever closer to BK, Reverse Split, Pinkie Land, re-organization
(translation: downsizing) MCZ product and division lines, or deficit financing, or a combo partnership of mutual survival need-----take your pick.
It is disturbing (to say the least), we seemingly have no numbers evidence of increasing MCZ sales by specific device. Wouldn't you like to know WHO is buying WHAT of MCZ products?
Maybe us investors should fund a Facebook poll of MCZ product buyers. Then, we will really see what MCZ has to do to succeed.
The Truth will out?
Will we see new price reduction for MOJO (premised on 'improvements in production costs')? Was this to happen as we have MOJOs stacked up in warehouses, waiting for sales (thus no need for new orders from factory)?
Will we get the same vague story that 'we look forward to coming quarters to provide our impetus, based on rising expectations for our new lines'? We just got our can kicked down the street.
The D. is a quick study in How To Live Off Deficit Spending?
Will Donald Trump spot this person and invite him on his show, or will Shark Tank serve up the dinner menu?
Of course, there will always be 'weather woes' to blame for coming quarters, or even 'election jitters' on the pocketbook.
After all, gamers never know what they want or need, do they?
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