Posted On: 02/23/2016 6:45:43 PM
Post# of 22940
I'm with you on this.... I think... sort of...
I'm always happiest when bill doesn't share any information until the ink is dry.
I would much rather have him go quiet and work, not telling what is going to happen, or what they hope happens. It just skews expectations for people.
In my book I'd much rather hear nothing about possible meetings or possible new clients. That to me is just fodder for artificial price inflation, and usually causes little bubbles in the price that hurt small investors who don't really know what they are investing in (I know we shouldn't care about them, but I think they are people too, maybe).
So my vote, for what it's worth, is for Bill to work. Don't announce anything until something is done. And I mean really done. In the end The stock is all going to end up in the same place, but these false starts, and little bubbles aren't great. He's caved to pressure from day traders and flippers to get 'news' out on a schedule other than when I really happens, and that has not worked out in the past.
Maybe it's easy for me to say this, because 99% of my shares are under .0003, but I feel like people buying now will have 1000% increase or more this time next year. So why should I care about the day to day, when what really matters is quarter over quarter revenue growth starting with Q2 of 2016.
I'm always happiest when bill doesn't share any information until the ink is dry.
I would much rather have him go quiet and work, not telling what is going to happen, or what they hope happens. It just skews expectations for people.
In my book I'd much rather hear nothing about possible meetings or possible new clients. That to me is just fodder for artificial price inflation, and usually causes little bubbles in the price that hurt small investors who don't really know what they are investing in (I know we shouldn't care about them, but I think they are people too, maybe).
So my vote, for what it's worth, is for Bill to work. Don't announce anything until something is done. And I mean really done. In the end The stock is all going to end up in the same place, but these false starts, and little bubbles aren't great. He's caved to pressure from day traders and flippers to get 'news' out on a schedule other than when I really happens, and that has not worked out in the past.
Maybe it's easy for me to say this, because 99% of my shares are under .0003, but I feel like people buying now will have 1000% increase or more this time next year. So why should I care about the day to day, when what really matters is quarter over quarter revenue growth starting with Q2 of 2016.
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