If it's truly your biggest gamble so far, I wouldn

If it's truly your biggest gamble so far, I wouldn't base it all on one financial report not even a year into sales. There are several PRs we'll get the pleasure of seeing in the first half of this year that will go hand in hand with this financial report, including the departure from the pink sheet market. The revenues will overtake the early financing arrangements quicker than most start ups, so when the PPS starts it's run up it's going to be strong. I'm guessing you'll be sorry if you bow out with a fraction of $20k and then it takes off. a weaker than expected net would not ruin the stock as long as the revenue and gross profit is showing significant increase. The uplist will then prove even more important as some bigger fish see that the increasing sales will indeed continue to accelerate and blow right past the cost of financing. At which point we'll also see that need for financing fade out. Wishful thinking? Not so much wishing as quantifying. The "outside the box" news the distributors are sharing with us is absolutely not part of a smoke screen. The distribution of funds and the complete lack of paid pumping tells me there isn't even a shred of evidence to support any conspiracy theories with this company. This year will tell the truth, not necessarily this month, but this year. I believe inside of the first half of the year, but I had planned to stick around for years and I will. That will have me into the investment for a little over a year by the time the "PROOF" I expected to see is carved in stone. Not bad is what that'll be, not bad at all. Thing is, any start up has to get by the effects of start up cost financing on it's bottom line, along with strong growth, to reach that point. It's looking like RMH Brands is going to get there in 2016 for sure. I'd give em a little longer before pulling the plug.