I agree to a certain extent, but I think at the end of the day, you have to look at the bottom line #'s. Literally like 2 sponges and that kind of revenue from a fully reporting company on this exchange. Sometimes you have to weigh the long term possible gains, compared to the short term uncertainties. I don't know any company that hasn't made mistakes, but to learn from them, and to build a brand like they are, is extremely impressive.
When I see some of these people grasping so hard that they literally are calling 6000 CVS stores, when it is so clear that they are in stores, are being shipped, on HSN, all over every major sporting event, it just makes me smile.
People are playing of short term (meaning literally 30 minute trading). Like, oh my gosh, SPNG is down 15% when it is down .0003 LOL I mean come on, if people can see the motives of those kind of bottom of the gutter scum, then they don't deserve to be a part of any success in trading.
Legitimate questions are out there, but in the biggest picture of all, go into a Walgreens, CVS, turn on ESPN, turn on HSN, and look at the audited financials and growth year of year and place your bet.
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