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Posted On: 09/19/2025 6:02:20 PM
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Yesterday’s late-night post from Dr. Dalton definitely lit a spark. We saw the price surge nearly 90% this morning, but by afternoon it came back down close to where we started. To me, that shows two things very clearly:
1. Enthusiasm is still alive. His words carry weight and can still move the stock when people believe action is near.
2. We need follow-through. Without a formal release, official PR, or tangible step that outsiders can see, only the smaller community of us on LinkedIn or these forums end up buying. That enthusiasm runs out fast because we are limited in number and resources.
I’m staying optimistic because I truly believe something is coming — and sooner rather than later. The tone of his recent posts has shifted to being more direct, and that doesn’t happen by accident. But at the same time, Dr. Dalton has to realize that when you post rallying words at midnight or 1 a.m., investors wake up expecting to see something concrete the next morning. Without that, each wave of momentum fades quickly and the broader market won’t take him seriously.
So is this another behind-the-scenes play that only he can see? Possibly. But shareholders are left in the dark, and repeated cycles like this create frustration. Optimism remains, but real follow-through is what will truly carry us into the “green” he keeps pointing to.
1. Enthusiasm is still alive. His words carry weight and can still move the stock when people believe action is near.
2. We need follow-through. Without a formal release, official PR, or tangible step that outsiders can see, only the smaller community of us on LinkedIn or these forums end up buying. That enthusiasm runs out fast because we are limited in number and resources.
I’m staying optimistic because I truly believe something is coming — and sooner rather than later. The tone of his recent posts has shifted to being more direct, and that doesn’t happen by accident. But at the same time, Dr. Dalton has to realize that when you post rallying words at midnight or 1 a.m., investors wake up expecting to see something concrete the next morning. Without that, each wave of momentum fades quickly and the broader market won’t take him seriously.
So is this another behind-the-scenes play that only he can see? Possibly. But shareholders are left in the dark, and repeated cycles like this create frustration. Optimism remains, but real follow-through is what will truly carry us into the “green” he keeps pointing to.
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