This post has been removed twice from the "other" website because they don't have the sack or guts to let it be read. Instead they pass it off as off-topic while others can spam the board with negativity about KMAG and they let it fly over and over. Let's see if it can get its due here as it relates to our investment and is worth digesting if even for a moment.
FWIW, I have been reading the posts over the past several days without replying or offering any further opionion because I am of the opinion that we have nothing but time on our hands at this point and nothing to do but to wait and see what transpires.
I also see that there are a few in here who continue to assault the board with the same message disguised with different words and to the most negative position on the spectrum. That's fine if those individuals wish to do that. Everyone has their own agenda and many have become fairly transparent. However, if there are those that are still shaken, which is normal in this type of scenario, and continue to have questions and concerns, then shame on you if you allow this type of negativity to influence your decisions.
Shame on you if you still hold out hope and you allow others with their hidden agenda's to convince you to run to the KMAG exit. Frankly, and bottom line for me is, if you do run, its your money and no skin off of my nose. However, to allow the negativity, which at this point is relentless and boardering on the absurd, to influence your thought process, then you shouldn't be in the markets in the first place. I know that sounds like a haughty opinion, and maybe it is in a way, but I stand by it.
I know there are a lot of people that have a lot on the hook here, much more then I and some of my friends, but still we came into the company looking for the opportunity to make our lives and the lives of our families more comfortable on essentially what was a gamble. We put our faith and DD into the CEO that he would handle our investment with the utmost professionalism and care. If it turns out that he dropped the ball in the long-run, then shame on him, and shame on us for putting too much faith in him. But in my estimation, and mine alone, we still owe him the long-run. Perhaps we don't have much of an option at this point, but having the shares and still retaining possibilities is better then losing everything with no possibilities at all.
There are several people on this board who have come in, not only to be negative, but to try and damage and influence with their words, and the bottom line is that is not productive or adds little to nothing to the conversation. Reading it is one thing, following along with the "blind mentality" is quite another.
If you do it once KMAG starts trading again, it is your decision, but shame on you if you allow those negative forces to make the ultimate determination for you. That should be yours and yours alone.
I wish good luck and good fortune and a positive outcome for those who will get stung the hardest should we go south, but ultimately retain hope that opportunities still exit. I think KMAG still has a fighting chance. FWIW folks, GLTA.
