Posted On: 09/08/2014 3:27:24 PM
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Re: Daveludlow #5790
Dave, I don't need an explanation of what lack of partnership cash means. I am fully aware of how this all works. The company has stated the LPC deal provides adequate financing well into 2016 and that is based on the current AS. By that time LymPro revenue should easily provide funding going forward. I have learned to base my expectations on reality, not what "might" happen with partnership up-front cash. The reality is the company has set up a funding mechanism for the next 2 years until LymPro revenue takes over. The world is not coming to an end if that results in a bit of dilution because we don't get partner cash right now.
We don't know what partnership negotiations are underway, or with how many different companies. It's the not knowing part that seems to drive you nuts, and it seems all of your analysis of the negative outcomes are based on your perception of the current share price. I haven't even been in this investment 2 years yet, and I'm extremely happy with my investment returns so far. Would I enjoy it being a lot more? Sure, but I'm not going to spend hours voicing my concerns over where I believe the company should be vs. where it's at. I'm very happy with the progress made since I became an investor.
I should probably just get away from message boards altogether. I've never had much of a stomach for tolerating investors who need constant handholding and expectations of quick riches instead of viewing a company like Amarantus as an outstanding long-term investment vehicle. There are certainly better things to focus on than the daily share price or second-guessing everything that happens in the company.
I think from here on out I may just provide some audio files, etc. on occasion and stop reading the daily posts. The last thing I want to continue doing is arguing with shareholders who think they're qualified to suggest closing offices or delaying shareholder votes because they're not happy with the day to day share price on their long-term investment. So sorry the get-rich-quick plan isn't working out like you expected. Give it a few more years... I'm sure it will all work out for both of us.
Seriously, some are starting to believe you're a flipper, regardless of your assurances you're not. The back-and-forth change in sentiment from happy to concerned tends to gives that impression. So, please continue to enjoy your relevant discussions of your valid concerns. I just won't be a part of it going forward.
We don't know what partnership negotiations are underway, or with how many different companies. It's the not knowing part that seems to drive you nuts, and it seems all of your analysis of the negative outcomes are based on your perception of the current share price. I haven't even been in this investment 2 years yet, and I'm extremely happy with my investment returns so far. Would I enjoy it being a lot more? Sure, but I'm not going to spend hours voicing my concerns over where I believe the company should be vs. where it's at. I'm very happy with the progress made since I became an investor.
I should probably just get away from message boards altogether. I've never had much of a stomach for tolerating investors who need constant handholding and expectations of quick riches instead of viewing a company like Amarantus as an outstanding long-term investment vehicle. There are certainly better things to focus on than the daily share price or second-guessing everything that happens in the company.
I think from here on out I may just provide some audio files, etc. on occasion and stop reading the daily posts. The last thing I want to continue doing is arguing with shareholders who think they're qualified to suggest closing offices or delaying shareholder votes because they're not happy with the day to day share price on their long-term investment. So sorry the get-rich-quick plan isn't working out like you expected. Give it a few more years... I'm sure it will all work out for both of us.
Seriously, some are starting to believe you're a flipper, regardless of your assurances you're not. The back-and-forth change in sentiment from happy to concerned tends to gives that impression. So, please continue to enjoy your relevant discussions of your valid concerns. I just won't be a part of it going forward.
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