gcap Well said. I don't mind when someone rants when they do it in a well thought out fashion. When to buy into a pinkie stock is exceedingly hard to determine. And when targets change and delays continue it is almost always devastating to those who buy in too early. We buy in in hopes of huge gains but if you buy to early then you get hit twice. 1) dead money for long periods 2) the realised profits (if any) are immensely less than original expectations.
Only way to avoid it altogether is not to take the early buyin risk. Thus eliminating the huge potential that makes the risk seem worth it. Which leaves us where we always are making a choice to risk or wait until they prove themselves then buy.
In this case many of us chose the risk and to this point have gotten stung. Much do to lack of performance of the company and some due to the Groves HE story.
The fortunate (IMO) ones who are just now buying in will be the real winners.
It is easy to figure out what you believe. The difficulty lies in determining - is what you believe the truth.
gcap, I am sorry about your position. If it makes you feel any better, you have a lot of company! Unfortunately, I think many of us here need to realize that this investment is a going to be a total write off.
Gcap, best posting I have ever read here. You said all the stuff I always want to say but never find the right words. That is exactly my point and has always been. That is the reason I'm so upset and disappointed.
I really wished somebody would forward your whole posting to Paul and gets him to read this. I don't even know if he cares (I once thought he cares) but I want to get a statement from him on this posting.
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