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I have to tell you that I am, by far, personally NOT Baltia's enemy #1. Not even close.
To talk to Barry about that, and ti have him waste his time looking into it, is just wasting his time and distracting him. Baltia's problems with the pps most likely originate because Igor is a highly focused individual. That might be a great thing on one hand (ie: certification), but a curse on the other (ie: pps).
Igor is so driven to get Baltia certified that he has spent ZERO effort in attempting to build value into the pps.
Now, perhaps 6 moths from now, that won't mean a thing, but today and in the very near future it certainly does mean a hell of a lot (I am referring to the meeting of the Whales).
Bottom line......don't waste Barry's time. The blame for the lack-luster pps lies in Igor's lap. Maybe....just maybe, from time to time, somebody out there tries to play a little (like when I see the painting of the line either UP or DOWN), but this wolf isn't playing any games what-so-ever.
So don't distract Barry. Let him focus where his focus needs to be.....and let him and Tony try to do their jobs (which includes convincing Igor to say things to help boost confidence in this company).
I have just under 303 million shares, and truly have no interest in obtaining any more (I want to fly low under that 10% radar thing).......but will do so if doing so can convince a majority of the Whales to do so as well..........in order to guarantee Baltia's success.
Enemy #1 - I just don't think so, and would appreciate it if those who are whispering into Barry's ear would just sit down and think it through. Stop sending Barry on a wild goose chase - he has so much more that he needs to focus on.
Stop looking for a "scapegoat". The truth is, if Baltia would promote itself just a little bit more and be more transparent, the pps might be twice what it is today.................
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