Both shallow: Listen to how closed minded your pos
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Posted On: 11/30/2014 10:57:53 AM
Re: Both shallow #12007
Both shallow: Listen to how closed minded your post sounded. Message boards are for debate over pertinent issue effecting the stock!!
Am I a soft basher because I was disappointed over management's handling of the Lympro data during the July Conferences debacle? Or because of the vague revenue guidance we got, or because of a master service agreement instead of the promised LymPro partnership at the "end of the summer?" Am I a soft basher because in spite of these things they raised the authorized shares by a billion? Am I a soft basher because I am disappointed that our stock price is lower than it was in January of this year?
Both shallow, when shareholders invest in a stock and it doesn't do things that the CEO promised it would do in the time frames he said they would do them in....shareholders need to evaluate why those discrepancies are occurring.
You obviously think any discussion of the above is tantamount to bashing. That is extremely narrow or even closed minded thinking. And it is dangerous, too.
Good grief, if someone doesn't like to hear discussions on these things then they don't need to read them. That's what I do on message boards. Why are some people here belly aching so much about the opinions others post? I think that shows deep insecurity and is definitely not an investment virtue. It demonstrates an emotional connection to the stock that is never healthy.
Am I a soft basher because I was disappointed over management's handling of the Lympro data during the July Conferences debacle? Or because of the vague revenue guidance we got, or because of a master service agreement instead of the promised LymPro partnership at the "end of the summer?" Am I a soft basher because in spite of these things they raised the authorized shares by a billion? Am I a soft basher because I am disappointed that our stock price is lower than it was in January of this year?
Both shallow, when shareholders invest in a stock and it doesn't do things that the CEO promised it would do in the time frames he said they would do them in....shareholders need to evaluate why those discrepancies are occurring.
You obviously think any discussion of the above is tantamount to bashing. That is extremely narrow or even closed minded thinking. And it is dangerous, too.
Good grief, if someone doesn't like to hear discussions on these things then they don't need to read them. That's what I do on message boards. Why are some people here belly aching so much about the opinions others post? I think that shows deep insecurity and is definitely not an investment virtue. It demonstrates an emotional connection to the stock that is never healthy.
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