Lol...we will see. My guess is dissapointed shareholders as history repeats itself. Here is my thoughts and opinion here. In the beginning you could bank on 10-15% spike in pps just on anticipation of revenue and then count on the same dip after Q's hit as investors were disappointed. Now after Q after Q with same hope and have acquired millions and millions of dollars in debt without the revenue to continue operations without adding debt thru dilution does anyone really believe this is the Q that will yet alone break even or produce true profits? What about repaying debt? Surna suffers from lack of motivation in leadership. Leadership changes are clockwork and execs are paid good wages and awarded stock for mediocre performance at best. At this point I believe people at Surna are comfortable and if this don't work out it's OK they will just do something else. By far my best single ride here was buying at the bottom when 4-5's printed and selling into the 20's within a year. Since then Buying the dips and selling into the run by far has proved for me to be very profitable compared to holding long. I love the story of how this came all together in the beginning with big tech money and small Texas entrepreneurs were going to revolutionize the weed growing business. Absolutely was in love here. After CEO after CEO after CEO and CFO's etc I have lost track on management count. I sense the fire here to be nothing more than a confortable flame as day to day business is conducted. I am grateful for this revenue stream and wish all here invested the best.
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