Many don't like ground floor investing for a long

Many don't like ground floor investing for a long term hold, that's their right. No shame in having a preference, but you're not likely to get many longs to agree with a short term or "proof of success" based opinion as to what this report means for the future of the company, long or near term. As with most start-ups, there just haven't been enough of these reports to rely solely on as a justification for a poor long term forecast. Short term, it's not good for some. I think I said before, short term investors like days and weeks. Months and they start to go crazy cause it's not their thing, especially if they see red off and on for the duration. IMHO there's no shame in that, but like I also will repeat, don't bet on me or any other dedicated longs abandoning ship due to a quarterly report this early in the game. They are at ground floor and any little stumble can have a big impact on the bottom line. It's just too early to say it's a bad sign. I, along with many others, are convinced that this will pop big time inside of a timeframe that we do consider SOON. Short term traders are seldom willing to ride across multiple quarters to see the proof unfold, but they also often invest in stocks solely on the hype driven momentum and nothing more, not interested in the company or the chances for it's success. Many like myself have shifted their focus to learn to recognize a company that will succeed, like this one, without the need to rely on proof that it already has been a successful profiting company. If you can do this well, then you can not only justify the ground floor investment, but you can justify waiting for it to blossom because that is exactly what you had planned on doing in the first place. Without proof on paper. Problem for the PPS right now is, the big investment capital will mostly hold back until the audited report is in and the process of up-listing has begun. That will occur near term, so if you're invested you should definitely hold on until that point. For now, the "pumpers" out there in penny land are holding off drawing in more penny investors, partially because there's no pump n dump going on for quick profits, but it's about to come around as they realize that the PPS will pop good due to actual milestone achievements by the company that will ensure major success. Remember, the kings of pump only care about the "pop" factor. If a company looks vulnerable in it's toddler stages, they would just as soon short attack the stock as anything, just as long as they can grab some quick profit for themselves and their readers. Again, the situation for RMHB is about to change big time.