You don't have to be a chart genius to see what ha

You don't have to be a chart genius to see what happened here. The news drip dried up months ago, that only serves to build anticipation. Last quarter, the numbers came out before the 15th and were good, that only serves to build more anticipation. Many, including me, thought the Canadian deal was booked for this quarter and that sales were brisk, even without it, which only builds anticipation. A blind person could see that chart.

This small misstep creates a lower floor from which to bounce. At some point, the bounce becomes long-term shareholders just getting back to even, versus seeing rewards that justify their patience and loyalty.

This stock cannot rewrite the laws of investment. It takes months of planning to build momentum and only a few missteps to destroy it. You have investors out here holding 6 figure shares, like me, begging for a reason to go to 7. At some point, you run out of feet to shoot yourself in. Most people, who can afford to place and hold a 6 figure position, are not bailing on a down day OR WEEK. But they will take profits and move on the first real up day. The company/this board cannot create that climate and then complain about it later. Mistakes are not FREE at this level. They have a price.