I agree my ole' friend. I think I'm the only remaining long who hasn't turned against ECDC (despite probably being down more money than all of them combined), and I still have full faith. Don't get me wrong, like I said I believe Kay and his companies will successfully succeed. I think he has worked very hard to build what he has since I first invested in ECDC in early 2011. In a true business sense, in terms of typical business, I think his progress has been swift for what has been accomplished. The main point of my last post was that he needs to find a way to bring back shareholder value for current shareholders in order to gain trust of future investors. I outlined the factors and issues that need to be addressed for that to successfully happen, in order for ECDC to once again look favorable in the eyes of potential investors. He needs to realize that there are many investors like myself who invested in the company, not the stock. I just hope his future moves will benefit not only future investors from this point onwards, but most importantly bring redemption to the investors who funded his company and growth up to this point. That will truly be his most strategic move to regain the confidence of the investing community for the future of the company. I hope he can do it and understands the importance of doing so.
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