Alaska. I think you are right, that a run is somewhere in the future. A recent post mentioned .07 as a goal, I think it will fly higher then that. Let me explain.
This board has produced just about every hunch, theory, speculation as to what is happening behind the scenes and to what the future holds for AMSZ. The truth of the matter is, no one really knows all the truth... Only Brian and a handful of people do.
I bought AMSZ and then had doubts when it went below half of my original entry price. That is the game we play.
I do not have the investment knowledge that you guys do... yet. So, I go with logic and so far that logic has been correct.... But my downfall has been that panic selling. Some say emotions should not be a factor, and I let a kind of fear of sorts dictate that sell button just to have a little left. I lost big when I could have retired early.
Because of those losses, I had a huge tax return because it offset my biz cap gains. I run a one man RHA/C biz. I then once again had some cash to try again, and it went into AMSZ
I have to use logic for diagnosing a refrigeration problem, and logic when entering data into quick books, and so forth. That is the game I play to pay the mortgage. I researched this AMSZ and felt Brian had a good gig, I as a biz owner put myself in his shoes figuratively speaking. I played a number of different scenarios of how I would do things, because THAT logical thinking I use is what got me through many many tough times to keep my biz afloat since 1995. I lost 80k the last year that lying, thieving manipulation, embezzling piece of crap ex-wife was in the office.... I made it out of that death spiral by the skin of my teeth.
Logic would dictate that Brian would be robbing Peter to pay Paul on a fledgling business, hence paying for a firm's services with shares. Harland Sanders of KFC did a similar thing to prompt employees to stay put.... And we all know what happened to that and how those people became wealthy.
Logic would dictate that the first split was a mistake, and a course correction with two revere splits, hence a learning curve due to possibly some bad advice. I got some bad advice for my biz, and it hurt. I would hope logic would dictate Brian and not do anymore splits for a very long time. A reverse split usually means a 99% chance something bad is coming, so I have heard... Logic would dictate this to be true, but I have gone with a hunch on this portion that it's the 1% good... That course correction idea. Stability is of utmost importance for customer (investor) service. If the store open hours just changed from day to day without rhyme, reason or notification then people would just go away, the same is true with investors.
Logic would dictate not reinventing the wheel. Ray Krock did it and so did Bill Gates and many others. There is no shame in being a copy cat.
Logic would dictate that base line greed in everybody drives people to take risks and succeed.... Hence, we are here biting fingernails and Brian is CEO of HIS company, one that he started with a vision, and then went public to obtain working capital to make it go big.
Logic would dictate that all the good news being release about acquisitions and such are not doing much good to increase the stock price. Selling shares of his company is what fuels capital growth, and the higher price per share is what makes it happen. Logic would dictate that Brian would make his wealth dream come true by selling his personal shares for 5 or 10 dollars each, instead of half a penny. Logic would dictate that he would really really really want that. Logic would dictate that he should understand that he has a handful of believers in his dream that have invested their own money... And for some, all they have like me. $10,500 is all I had unless I want to close out old IRA accounts that are still decimated from the recession, amounts that could only pay for an OK nice car.
Logic would dictate that Brian would look for and implement proven and tangible ways to increase stock value to make his dream come true. There is no shame in being a copy cat. There is no shame in seeking wealth.
Logic would dictate that baby steps are needed, and that the only way to the NASDAQ is to first obtain the highest tier OTC rating. Logic would dictate that would make TRUE BELIEVERS out of skeptics. People would sit up, take notice and buy in at your 7 cent/share sell before they lost out on THERE entry level price.
Logic would dictate a national franchise and a unique product line.
Logic dictates me to sit tight and wait. Summer time is here, that is when I make good money because the heat is hard on equipment. Logic dictates me to take any extra I can and buy more.
I see a small core of believers on this board. May you all have a sweet and early retirement. There are wonderful fishing trips to Canada. It all depends on one man... It depends on Brian wanting his own Lear jet while we fish in Canada.
The ball is in your court Brian.
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