I’m not trying to argue or get into a pizzing contest but what more do you want from Organic Plant Health (OPHI) to prove their legitimacy? They had to go through as I mentioned before, four or five amended S-1 filings. I would say that was asking by the SEC as much transparency and legitimacy as any investor could ask for. They are now fully reporting and as long as they keep up their filings, with certified audits; that’s all we can ask for as far as “legitimacy”.
Now, it is up to management to build the Company. The clarity is there and now it is just a question of management following through with professing what they can do to grow the Company and increase shareholders’ value. I, for one, believe in the honesty, passion and business model of this Company.
It is also a very much needed product that in the long-term will not only pay off investors but also this dying planet. Organic is no longer a fad. A family member of mine’s business that goes back a hundred years in the health/organic industry has three large organic farms in California, Maui and Australia and they are expanding.
Sad but true, but it in the current penny market, it all boils down to the quick buck. People have lost sight of investing for the sake of what the Company can produce for fundamental financials and possibly its product helping the environment. Gee, what a sad combination. Sorry for the sarcasm, no harm or offense intended. :) It is just very refreshing to see there are people willing to produce such products. Another sad thing is, it seems a moral product that maybe CURRENTLY lacks the “sexiness” to buy, is the hardest to sell to investors. Instant gratification is alive but not well. Hang in there and one day I believe you will be a happy shareholder when the news releases of growth create that “sexiness” to buy but I would never question the legitimacy of management or their products. GLTA and LLAP
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