I'm happy for you Drumstick, really. I am not in your position. But as someone who's pursued his/her passion, how can you be so intolerant of the inevitable setbacks, delays, eventualities of a young company? How can you not appreciate that even a well-run company goes through daily trials and tribulations establishing permissions, reliable suppliers and such. And in the absence of a manipulative big-money vc financier, such a company has no control over the sp on the market. Surely there were nay-sayers on your path to success, did they help or hurt your progress?
The people in APH now are either greedy (let's face it, there were lots of opportunities to sell) bagholders or voluntary longterm holders who hold it as a reasonable percentage of a larger portfolio. I'm in the first category and kick myself daily over my lack of action in the spring. But I also take that responsibility and see my role as supporting Alda where factually possible. How is baseless negativity helping to get my money back?
The run to 1.57 was a manipulation thing. The current sp is a market thing. APH coming back will be the product of a concerted campaign that includes having high quality products in the warehouse, a professional ad campaign, consumer awareness and confidence and contracts and hopefully a well timed series of nrs telling everyone about it.
I'm in at .40 so when I sell will depend on the market, the momentum I see and my own personal desperation. Apparently they're still loading the warehouses. Let's see where it goes from there.
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