I'm long on this company, but your tone is startin
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Posted On: 06/13/2016 11:47:23 AM
Re: adirondackhi #22100
I'm long on this company, but your tone is starting to become annoying and a red flag cause for concern.
Stop talking about 'established longs' or 'being convinced' about the growth potential for this company. You're giving emotional feel good pep talks about something that has zero emotion involved in it. There is analytics and then there is
It's a serious blunder by the company at this point that they don't have more pertinent and developed information about their form 10. To withdraw it completely, knowing that it would have become effective regardless in a few days, looks horrible to investors. I don't care what comment Welch made. Right now, it looks like pandering, and if RMHB doesn't get their head out of their ass then they are going to start losing interest and investors.
For what it's worth, I just ordered two cases of RMHB. The Coconut Lime and an Iced Tea. I love them both. They are very good. However, there have been a lot of things I loved that failed. A good product does not make a good company. Good and reliable business men make a good company. The fact that they can't seem to get the form 10 correct because of "comments" from the SEC just means that they aren't handling this seriously and professionally enough.
My gut has switched on RMHB because of their pandering, meandering, lingering attitude towards making the right steps to prove to shareholders that they mean business when it comes to getting their shit in line.
If they aren't official form 10 by August 15 then I plan to sell all my shares and be done with this company for good. I encourage all others to do the same. A novelist can write a book in 120 days. There's no reason why a team of men shouldn't be able to put together a proper financial statement in a quarter of that time.
Stop talking about 'established longs' or 'being convinced' about the growth potential for this company. You're giving emotional feel good pep talks about something that has zero emotion involved in it. There is analytics and then there is
It's a serious blunder by the company at this point that they don't have more pertinent and developed information about their form 10. To withdraw it completely, knowing that it would have become effective regardless in a few days, looks horrible to investors. I don't care what comment Welch made. Right now, it looks like pandering, and if RMHB doesn't get their head out of their ass then they are going to start losing interest and investors.
For what it's worth, I just ordered two cases of RMHB. The Coconut Lime and an Iced Tea. I love them both. They are very good. However, there have been a lot of things I loved that failed. A good product does not make a good company. Good and reliable business men make a good company. The fact that they can't seem to get the form 10 correct because of "comments" from the SEC just means that they aren't handling this seriously and professionally enough.
My gut has switched on RMHB because of their pandering, meandering, lingering attitude towards making the right steps to prove to shareholders that they mean business when it comes to getting their shit in line.
If they aren't official form 10 by August 15 then I plan to sell all my shares and be done with this company for good. I encourage all others to do the same. A novelist can write a book in 120 days. There's no reason why a team of men shouldn't be able to put together a proper financial statement in a quarter of that time.
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