EXACTLY. That is how I think as well. I have been investing many years by now. I made some, lost some. I cut my losses over the course of those years when I believed the performance of a stock will never get back to what it was and moved on. There are times I walked out with a fraction of what I invested. In this case,
I did not sell even a single share. If I knew we would see levels, it would be opposite of course but certainly would buy back again. Instead, I add more as much as I can. It may weeks or couple of quarters but I betting that INRA will have its days. And, will be center of attention in IHub world again, as it has been a short period back in last March prior to ABB settlement news broke.
Nasa took (I guess, couple of) successful deliveries last year. Microsoft is happy with Coroware. And, MS is not the only client of Coroware. Lloyd is a real robotics person coming from this business, working hard and very closely with stakeholders at Microsoft and with others in the industry. He is personally very nice and knowledgable about the business. I think, his expertise, connections and business acumen are essential reasons to expect progressive, strong growth continue to come from Coroware. As an investor, I had given him my blessing/personal endorsement when I had met him during Robotics Convention in Chicago last June.
Despite its mistakes, fallback, shortcomings, etc., this and many other things make me to continue my faith on Innova in general.
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