Great question. I can absolutely follow that logic, and honestly don’t have an answer to it. I’m not sure that anyone does. Again, I’m somewhat new to the investment world so I’ll be dead wrong on many fronts, especially with a start up and it’s financials. It’s 100% a gamble and I think that everyone that has invested thus far understand that as well.
IMO, point blank, if you are invested, you never invested in the superior management of a start up. You invested bc you see the potential in the technology of an emerging market. In a sense, in your mind, you found the next Apple 10 years prior to it being Apple. That’s why all (most of us) are here.
Prior management has flopped, things haven’t been in favor for long term investors, but if you’re still invested in it, it’s because you still believe in the robot, or you’re too far under water. If the latter is the case, those can sell and take their loss for tax purposes. Or you can see what happens over the next year.
You guys understand the company much more than I do after all these years, but at the end of the day, we all bought in for the same reason which could be a year or so away. I choose to be a glass half full type of guy, but to each his own. No one here knows, but I definitely wish all of u guys the best.
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