I agree 100%, that's summing it up perfectly. Thin

I agree 100%, that's summing it up perfectly. Think about it. Building the brand and getting it distributed, and at the right pace, is far more important than worrying about the whining coming from a small percentage of shareholders who may or may not even be the type of investor they are thanking when they mention it, the buy-and-hold long term investors. They may be flippers and even shorters. If you sell your shares it won't have much of an effect on their chances for success at this point anyhow, the shares were already sold by them. Right now they need to crank up revenue from sales way more than they need to crank up the price of their common stock. The former will lead to the latter. The big investment capital will come as a result of their success, not as a result of a small group of ground floor long term investors singing about how wonderful this company and it's products are, and how great their investment has paid off for them. It will be strictly based on profits and growth projections made by experts following the company's progress.