"The former and current business owners on this board know exactly what I am talking about. The problem with most investors is many of them have never owned a business of their own. It takes the experiences in the trenches to be able to think like an owner."
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I love that post T. Well said. Many that have entered this stock lately are just looking to flip and now are a little upside down These are the ones yelling the loudest about dilution, scam, fraud, etc etc etc. Who actually knows what their motivation is. Even when you call them out on it they accuse you of lying. I can't wait till this pops because at that point I am going to forward my D & B ID to to a couple of bears that question what I say about my company and experience. Many of these flippers couldn't even begin to write a basic business plan let alone execute one. So it is understandable to me why they are frustrated. They do not know what they own.
I understand completely what I see because I have been through the same process or part of the process having started a company years ago. Having been in business for so long has probably made me more of a long term investor than a flipper since I realize how long it takes for a company to execute a business plan and the detail in the business plan. Plus, when things are dynamic in a company, the business plan can change rapidly. It takes years, luck, hard work, good fortune, experience, and timing for any company to be successful.
Dean may seem like a wingnut at times, but he is an eccentric, which is typical of many business owners and entrepreneurs. I actually love his enthusiasm and hard work, and of course his long term approach.
Your posts are good my friend.....thanks for your insight.