Respectfully, I understand. So I say to those who are thinking like you... just wait and see what is closed and what MONI will become. Then we can finish this conversation... respectfully. I don't see anyone twisting anyone's arm to make them buy MONI. So the select few that are negative should not allow themselves to feel irritated all because someone has thoughts that are contrary to theirs.
Myself and others sharing the same positive sentiments are only here sharing our strong passion and belief in MONI because of being excited for where we believe it will be going price wise to graduate to a sound and great investment which is very hard to find these days, especially while it is still somewhat on the ground floor. Just understand, respectfully, everybody is not thinking like you. Lust like how I understand everyone is not thinking like me. Variety is the spice of life. Just like how myself and others respect how you feel, you should respect how we feel too. MONI should not be made a mockery of because of having investors who choose to have strong belief in MONI.
The market is all about risk and knowing when to take certain risk to leverage your position for growth or gains in your investment. Everyone has to do what is best for them so that they can sleep at night with the risk that they are taking. I, personally, sleep very well with the risk that I am confident to be taking here in MONI.
They clearly articulated why they backed out of the mining deal and I explained why months and months ago. I'm glad they backed out of that deal because MONI would have been stuck with nothing but a bunch of headaches and nothing to show for it. It was a tough call for them to make and I'm glad they made it. Make sure to read these posts below and the PR that's within the post below to really understand what transpired to see that what MONI had done was actually very brave for its shareholders and not scammy at all: https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=171183852 https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=171623121
MONI under Frank's tenure as the CEO only has that deal which wasn't a failure to me. It just wasn't a success so he decided not to do the deal. After reading that posts above, I'm very confident that he is not going to allow MONI to be put in a position to where they will back out of the deal. First off, the mining company was in Peru with many different paraments for bringing it into MONI because of being a foreign company with no paperwork of its operational existence versus the Aviation company is in California which is in the US. Very different. So when you say the word "habitual" I think such is not the case as there has not been a continual pattern of the one issue that you have spoken of. Also, there have not been multiple patterns of such an issue. It was only one under the tenure of Frank, while he has been the CEO.
I still stand by this saying... those who don't see it now... will see it later.
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