You can disagree because you think "In coming days" is fine, but that isn’t based on a technical reason why it is fine, it’s just a feeling. The Tweet implies that progress is being made, it doesn’t let you know that progress is being made. Updates are implied to be coming, late.
“It's most likely the Rollout schedule for 2022 that you asked for in a previous post.”
Everything can be redefined as “almost” like anything else. And Investors are supposed to be overly critical of every word of every Tweet, and failure is not comical to me. Just let “this” play out? What is this exactly? A stock that strings the fish along? A pump and dump in the waiting ? This is not a typical OTC stock? Why not? It uses Twitter to promise, fail, delay and repromise like your typical OTC stock.
“No one I know (that's invested) feels like a fish being hooked and strung along. “
Ah so the silent majority eh? That you know? Their feelings are worth zero.
“Other OTC stocks often have no product at all with management MIA for months on end. We have a cutting edge product in a super hot industry with excellent communication from management.”
Comparing a stock as superior to the lowest common denominator is not something to be proud of.
“I'll send James a thesaurus, maybe he won't disappoint you next time with his word usage.”
The disappointment is in not following through on timelines, based on what is said publicly. That is how investors invest, on public knowledge. Redefining words is a convenient part of any scam.
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