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Posted On: 04/16/2019 6:26:53 PM
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You guys keep missing the obvious. It's not accidental or unintentional that a pink sheet CEO misses promises and dates, it's the usual charade. That's the entire dangling carrot routine. Has it worked? Yes, splendidly. Just look at the amount of shares Berman has been able to sell for $$$.
All the narratives by shareholders that "business is unpredictable" are just empty platitudes to distract from the obvious.
Also, are we forgetting that the yield sign is his fault in the first place? Are we forgetting that he straight up lied about the reason for the yield sign?
Dates are missed. Events never materialize. Pratfalls abound. But what has happened successfully? The sale of shares.
And you think this is all an unintentional accident that requires the CEO to explain why? No, this is by design.
More so than a successful business, this has been an absolute mess that has managed to sell, what is it, 1.5 billion shares to market over the last two years. What does logic tell you about the real motives?
All the narratives by shareholders that "business is unpredictable" are just empty platitudes to distract from the obvious.
Also, are we forgetting that the yield sign is his fault in the first place? Are we forgetting that he straight up lied about the reason for the yield sign?
Dates are missed. Events never materialize. Pratfalls abound. But what has happened successfully? The sale of shares.
And you think this is all an unintentional accident that requires the CEO to explain why? No, this is by design.
More so than a successful business, this has been an absolute mess that has managed to sell, what is it, 1.5 billion shares to market over the last two years. What does logic tell you about the real motives?
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