And of course one of the tactics for those inclined to look only at the positive side is to cram the board with attacks on posters and ignore the questions they raise.
But let's look at your analysis.
"Bad Ass beer is just days away". Did the company announce that? Shouldn't we wait to see what "days away" means, since it's so close?
"Israel deal is paying us a minimum of $300k a month". I saw the company say "when successfully executed". Are you sure that's against no production cost? Doesn't DA have to produce the product before the Israel distributor pays for it? Are you sure DA doesn't have to use the "high priced credit"?
Didn't you explain how last reported quarter sales would be exponentially higher? Didn't that turn out to be wrong (to be kind)?
The past financials don't include what you projected? Not much of a surprise there. In fact, I think that's a pretty telling point.
So we should ignore the past financial results reported in the last 6 months, but invest based on the 150+ years of experience?
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