That's the thing, we ARE kind of owed something. As a stockholder, since there's no revenue, the only way any of this is even happening is if I'm sticking my neck out along with the other stockholders and buying the share.
That's what happens. If you fund/invest-in a company, they provide you updates. If I fund a start-up, they operate how they want but they give me updates on what my money is doing. We're not getting that in regard to the mini. Consider it whining, consider it whatever you want, but it's frustrating as hell and everytime someone says "buy more at these SUPER LOW PRICES!" makes me want to puke. It's starting to sound like a sales pitch. It's not a good look given the situation, and I'm not interested anymore in "super low prices." The longer it stays "super low" is the more likely it becomes that someone, somewhere is being REALLY successful keeping this thing grounded.
We need someone to step up and relieve a little bit of the pressure. It's building, and there are people with a LOT of money on this thing. We're owed an update. It's how this works. Is there anything better as an investment option? Not to my knowledge, but then again I also thought we were going to know TWO MONTHS ago whether or not we passed the mini. That's what all the "insiders" said, right? They thought it, and were wrong. They've been wrong a lot. So, are they really that much "in the know" or is that a sales pitch too?
A lot of those same people were swearing we would be through certification last year. We weren't, so how much do THEY really know? Does anyone really know anything, or is this all a bunch of conjecture? We don't know right now. Why? Because we NEED INFORMATION FROM BALTIA.
They can't just sit in a cave while we squirm, and there's no SEC law, to my knowledge, that's prohibiting them at least saying publicly "hey guys, hang tight. We're still here, and we think we'll hear something in X days or X weeks." At this point, the only acceptable answer is a PASS. If word of a retest comes at this point, a lot of people are going to pull the plug, and I can't blame them. That puts us, after all this wait, back in the same boat as we've been since this time last year.
That's what happens. If you fund/invest-in a company, they provide you updates. If I fund a start-up, they operate how they want but they give me updates on what my money is doing. We're not getting that in regard to the mini. Consider it whining, consider it whatever you want, but it's frustrating as hell and everytime someone says "buy more at these SUPER LOW PRICES!" makes me want to puke. It's starting to sound like a sales pitch. It's not a good look given the situation, and I'm not interested anymore in "super low prices." The longer it stays "super low" is the more likely it becomes that someone, somewhere is being REALLY successful keeping this thing grounded.
We need someone to step up and relieve a little bit of the pressure. It's building, and there are people with a LOT of money on this thing. We're owed an update. It's how this works. Is there anything better as an investment option? Not to my knowledge, but then again I also thought we were going to know TWO MONTHS ago whether or not we passed the mini. That's what all the "insiders" said, right? They thought it, and were wrong. They've been wrong a lot. So, are they really that much "in the know" or is that a sales pitch too?
A lot of those same people were swearing we would be through certification last year. We weren't, so how much do THEY really know? Does anyone really know anything, or is this all a bunch of conjecture? We don't know right now. Why? Because we NEED INFORMATION FROM BALTIA.
They can't just sit in a cave while we squirm, and there's no SEC law, to my knowledge, that's prohibiting them at least saying publicly "hey guys, hang tight. We're still here, and we think we'll hear something in X days or X weeks." At this point, the only acceptable answer is a PASS. If word of a retest comes at this point, a lot of people are going to pull the plug, and I can't blame them. That puts us, after all this wait, back in the same boat as we've been since this time last year.
