millymind,
I can appreciate your frustration; I’m frustrated right along with you. I know we all have different ways of expressing our anger and disappointments but at the end of the day it doesn’t change anything except maybe to help us feel better.
I’m in the same position as most everyone else, too much invested to just sell and get out with the unknown hanging over our heads. I am just trying to not get riled up so much that I don’t really listen to what they have to say so that I can learn from this and not let it happen again – to the extent possible.
I don’t agree with them not saying anything to us but what can you do? I have sent them 3 e-mails within the last 4 months asking various questions and I have gotten a response to each and every one of them. Some things I liked, others I didn’t but either way I got the information I asked for – to the extent that they believe they could legally divulge. We all know that a public company can not share certain information with only a small group of individuals; they must report that information to everyone at once – with that said I expect them to do as they promised in that they will use “The Plan” as a measuring stick and report against it. If I don’t’ like what I hear then I’ll just mentally write it off and not pay attention to the stock and if they don’t go bankrupt then I might still have shares – otherwise I write of the loss and move on. Until I sell my shares or MCLN goes bankrupt I really haven’t lost the money, only the ability to move it somewhere else.
My original intent was to be in for the long haul, I just didn’t believe it would take this long to get the business off the ground. My current plan is to remain invested until MCLN goes out of business, is bought by someone else or becomes a success.
My hope is that we hear good news or at least progress against “The Plan”, if not we are really no worse off that we are today and I know my strategy won’t/can’t change.
Regards,
BYMSH
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