Replies to post #32112 on Left Behind Games (fka LFBG)

[seventeen]

And I'll give you a prime example. We all know of a poster back a few months ago who lost good chunk of money and came on here screaming things left and right. Then, out of nowhere, he came back a few weeks ago and took advantage of the bounce and made some money....and I'm sure he'll be back again.

It's a game. I thrive on competition, so, for me, it's like winning a game:)...it just so happens that I also support the company and the CEO because I know what he has achieved in his lifetime and I agree with what he is trying to accomplish with the company...and that is a healthy alternative to what is offered in today's video game market.

If you can't stand the heat then stay outta the kitchen!!! I take full responsiblity for my investment and don't need to cry on somebody's shoulder everytime it doesn't go my way. I've done my research and that's all that matters to me:)

[Scott12]

re:"It's not a matter of IF he is accomplished....it's all out there for anybody to see."
Okay, then why is his company's stock trading at .0007 a share? Shouldn't his accomplishments be reflected in the share price? That's the point I was trying to make.

Answer me this seventeen, why has it taken Troy so long to turn Left Behind Games into a success story when, according to Troy's bio, both him and Michael Knox took $3,000 dollars and turned ParkPlace Productions into a multi-million dollar business in just 5 years? From 1988-1993. Left Behind games has been around just as long but unfortunately, the multi-million dollars they made before is now in the wrong column. LFBG has accumilated over 70 million dollars in the red.
What happened to Troy's mojo?