The only thing unraveling is the investors. People can't wait to pick apart something to try to make it seem phony instead of just sitting tight and letting the man do what he is supposed to do. This is investing. That doesn't mean that you buy something based on things that have already happened. It means you buy with the belief and hope that what's going to happen in the future is going to be good and profitable based on what is being brought to the table now, and that's why I'm here. What he's done so far is impressive, and I don't care what anybody else says about that. People who don't believe should just move on. Those of us who believe are still here and aren't going anyplace until James Tilton gives us a reason to go. Until then, we have no reason not to believe him, and I don't think anybody else does, either. Everybody is always crying about transparency, and now they have it, and now they're complaining about that. You just can't win with some people. If somebody is running a company, and they tell you they're going to do something, and they tell you they won't let you down, and they ask for your trust, until they destroy that, there's no reason not to believe. It's as simple as that to me. Others complicate it way too much with the ifs, the ands, the buts, and the what ifs. This is investing. No matter what stock you're in, there are always those things. These levels are a joke. You don't even have to risk a lot of money at this point to make a lot of money. The risk versus reward is astounding. Just based on that alone, people should be here.
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