Here's my take on these developments, for what the
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Posted On: 09/14/2017 5:10:29 PM
Here's my take on these developments, for what they're worth.
1) This isn't good news, but it's not as terrible as it seems. One can interpret what happened as a loss of faith by David/Harrington, or as a more efficient use of their time and strengths. If they're still steering the company, and at first blush that appears to be the case, I'm fine with that. And will go with the latter interpretation.
2) It all comes down to if/when money comes through. My hope (and working assumption) is that David and Harrington will bring money in because of their continuing connection with RMHB. If that happens, we'll be no different from before today in that we'll have their guidance and their plan; and we will be different in that we'll have money.
3) I will bet dollars to donuts that they distanced themselves from the company because of potential lawsuits on the horizon (Jerry, Lily, all those KYSON non-promises).
Bottom line, for me: Nothing close to a death knell for this company. Let's keep on keeping on, instead of keeping on KYSON-ing on. It's still all about the money and the execution.
1) This isn't good news, but it's not as terrible as it seems. One can interpret what happened as a loss of faith by David/Harrington, or as a more efficient use of their time and strengths. If they're still steering the company, and at first blush that appears to be the case, I'm fine with that. And will go with the latter interpretation.
2) It all comes down to if/when money comes through. My hope (and working assumption) is that David and Harrington will bring money in because of their continuing connection with RMHB. If that happens, we'll be no different from before today in that we'll have their guidance and their plan; and we will be different in that we'll have money.
3) I will bet dollars to donuts that they distanced themselves from the company because of potential lawsuits on the horizon (Jerry, Lily, all those KYSON non-promises).
Bottom line, for me: Nothing close to a death knell for this company. Let's keep on keeping on, instead of keeping on KYSON-ing on. It's still all about the money and the execution.
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