POST MORTEM I should have bailed when Buckyboy
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Posted On: 08/08/2014 4:02:51 PM
POST MORTEM
I should have bailed when Buckyboy did! We all should have. I guess we diehards needed to be kicked in the ass and told unequivocally the jig was up. We needed the bubble burst for us.
An engaged, enthusiastic CEO about zero landfill and ewaste, the kind of passionate, compassionate person it would have taken to plow through the "fragmented industry" called ewaste and push hard to success, is not the kind of CEO who would ever leave shareholders hanging. Even if there's something "big" going on that needs quiet it does not explain the lack of updates on any number of initiatives EWSI has underway, or is supposed to have. If there was something to be said it would have been. Nor does it justify the silence even now on the key issues shareholders are having problems with: seemingly inordinate professional fees, the China situation, increased A/S, no word from anyone on anything. We would get guidance if we were respected. We're not even getting any more lies. Bashers are ever-present in the OTC world. But they don't bring down stocks on their own.
There will be nothing forthcoming in the Q2 announcements. I used to think even up to recently that something magical was going to pop and push us upward, some big game changer. But the silence on MN's part has said it all, along with so many signals that have sent seasoned OTC investors running for the hills. Once burned, twice shy.
I actually bought more this morning. Can you believe it? Old habits die hard. It was simply too tempting after months of believing in this stock. For $100 bucks I got 42,000 shares at .0025. Sweet deal right? Averaging down, right? Silly me.
All that's left is for the fat lady to sing, and I think I see her climbing the steps of the stage toward the microphone.
I should have bailed when Buckyboy did! We all should have. I guess we diehards needed to be kicked in the ass and told unequivocally the jig was up. We needed the bubble burst for us.
An engaged, enthusiastic CEO about zero landfill and ewaste, the kind of passionate, compassionate person it would have taken to plow through the "fragmented industry" called ewaste and push hard to success, is not the kind of CEO who would ever leave shareholders hanging. Even if there's something "big" going on that needs quiet it does not explain the lack of updates on any number of initiatives EWSI has underway, or is supposed to have. If there was something to be said it would have been. Nor does it justify the silence even now on the key issues shareholders are having problems with: seemingly inordinate professional fees, the China situation, increased A/S, no word from anyone on anything. We would get guidance if we were respected. We're not even getting any more lies. Bashers are ever-present in the OTC world. But they don't bring down stocks on their own.
There will be nothing forthcoming in the Q2 announcements. I used to think even up to recently that something magical was going to pop and push us upward, some big game changer. But the silence on MN's part has said it all, along with so many signals that have sent seasoned OTC investors running for the hills. Once burned, twice shy.
I actually bought more this morning. Can you believe it? Old habits die hard. It was simply too tempting after months of believing in this stock. For $100 bucks I got 42,000 shares at .0025. Sweet deal right? Averaging down, right? Silly me.
All that's left is for the fat lady to sing, and I think I see her climbing the steps of the stage toward the microphone.
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