Tom Coleman did us all a favor by cleaning up INMG's share structure and staying disciplined about spending and diluting. He tried a few things to get the company off the ground, but didn't really have a team in place to make it happen.
Then he found an opportunity to turn the company over to a team with a plan to create opportunity in the pot space. DMAN's team has a ton of experience in doing exactly what they're doing now, creating a holding company with many different brands that are sold internationally.
This doesn't happen over night. According to recent reports, they've spent a lot of time, effort and money in getting several brands ready for distribution. When that day comes, they'll tell us about it. I like the silent approach. The longer they take in coming out with information, the more blockbuster the information is likely to be.
Before DMAN, I was invested in INMG's share structure. Strong share structure and no debt meant that the thing could take off with almost no real information. That didn't happen. Subsequently INMG bought and became DMAN, at which time I bought on dips and doubled my position. Now I'm invested in a startup company that's working toward massive REVENUE! generation, AND that has a strong share structure and no debt.
Patience is the key here. I'm fully prepared to wait another year or even two. Anyone who agonzies over each tick in the share price either has a false expectation of what this company is, and is likely to do, or has a position size that is way bigger than their portfolio size can support. That's how you get blown up, no discipline.
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