Disagree completely. The best part is watching the company flounder and make excuse after excuse as to why the company doesn't suck. All while the stock price has gone down, down, down. And, make "conservative" estimates that come in at 80% below the original estimate.
Now here's something to think about. The second movie has been out 6 months and the company should have received most of the revenue in the first 4 months. So, why did the company have to issue those extremely dilutive securities two months ago? Why not just get a bridge or asset based loan? Maybe because lenders know the company won't get as much as the company thinks they will.
Again, it's not always what you see, but what you don't.
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