Don't try to twist my words. Just look at the volume of shares traded. Hardly anybody has been buying. If you bought over one million shares during the past few years, sorry for your losses. That makes it clear why you feel how you feel.
And as for the new management, you know I am not talking about their buying on the open market, but about funding the company. If they really believe in it, why not inject a couple of millions into it? Oh, I know why. Because they really do not believe in it.
And if this new management team has such great plans and the future is so bright, why not just buy more now that we are at the cusp of something big. Double up. There are some here who are holding a lot, but they are not willing to buy more--nobody is.
So, as we know, the only bulls are the old bulls, who are bulls only because of what they say; not because of what they do. And there is no new money, which is what is sorely needed. But the people who now control the company won't even put their own money in it. That tells the story.
No point on comparing this to MSFT. That is a very false comparison. Gates is the biggest stockholder of an already very successful enterprise. That comparison is all so silly. It shows desperation.
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