Over 21 million shares were sold today.
Over 21 million shares were bought today.
Obviously, there are just as many people who believe there is a future for the RMHB as there are people who are panic selling.
I don't really see anyone who wins if the company does not succeed.
Of course, there are short sellers who think they're stock market whizzes who will slam the stock as much as possible in order to incite a stampede so they can turn a quick buck.
Pay little attention to them. I pity them for their uncaring behavior toward fellow investors who have staked their livelihoods in the success of the company.
However, just about everyone else involved stands to win if RMHB succeeds. That includes the elusive Lily Li that so many appear intent on making a whipping dog out of their frustration.
Others who want nothing more than for RMHB to succeed include, Jerry Grisaffi, Michael Welch, Gerry David, and Kevin Harrington. None of these people want their names associated with a company that fails, and yes, like it or not, Gerry David and Kevin Harrington will forever have their names linked to RMHB regardless if they're active board members or not. They need RMHB to succeed.
Most of all, the investors who are still on board want RMHB to succeed.
Attaining financing is an onerous task at best. It takes time to wade through the legal process. Re-branding also takes time. Setting up a distribution network takes time. All this has to be done properly irregardless of the impatience of shareholders.
Much of the work is already done. Now we wait for the news that will have to be legally reported as it becomes a reality.
I think it's a sound strategy by Michael Welch not to fill the airways with fluffy statements. That will make the real news all that more vital and uplifting.
It would seem wise to make a decision to either sell all your stock now at a loss, or hold until the company fails or succeeds.
It seems to me this would eliminate the grey area of doubt and uncertainty that can be a vexation to the spirit.
For myself, I decided to hold my stock and I lean toward the company's eventual success. I felt that way yesterday and I felt that way first thing this morning when I saw what was happening and made a purchase at .019. My resolve to believe in the company showed a small profit as the market closed at .022.
Believe or don't believe..........just make a decision.
Over 21 million shares were bought today.
Obviously, there are just as many people who believe there is a future for the RMHB as there are people who are panic selling.
I don't really see anyone who wins if the company does not succeed.
Of course, there are short sellers who think they're stock market whizzes who will slam the stock as much as possible in order to incite a stampede so they can turn a quick buck.
Pay little attention to them. I pity them for their uncaring behavior toward fellow investors who have staked their livelihoods in the success of the company.
However, just about everyone else involved stands to win if RMHB succeeds. That includes the elusive Lily Li that so many appear intent on making a whipping dog out of their frustration.
Others who want nothing more than for RMHB to succeed include, Jerry Grisaffi, Michael Welch, Gerry David, and Kevin Harrington. None of these people want their names associated with a company that fails, and yes, like it or not, Gerry David and Kevin Harrington will forever have their names linked to RMHB regardless if they're active board members or not. They need RMHB to succeed.
Most of all, the investors who are still on board want RMHB to succeed.
Attaining financing is an onerous task at best. It takes time to wade through the legal process. Re-branding also takes time. Setting up a distribution network takes time. All this has to be done properly irregardless of the impatience of shareholders.
Much of the work is already done. Now we wait for the news that will have to be legally reported as it becomes a reality.
I think it's a sound strategy by Michael Welch not to fill the airways with fluffy statements. That will make the real news all that more vital and uplifting.
It would seem wise to make a decision to either sell all your stock now at a loss, or hold until the company fails or succeeds.
It seems to me this would eliminate the grey area of doubt and uncertainty that can be a vexation to the spirit.
For myself, I decided to hold my stock and I lean toward the company's eventual success. I felt that way yesterday and I felt that way first thing this morning when I saw what was happening and made a purchase at .019. My resolve to believe in the company showed a small profit as the market closed at .022.
Believe or don't believe..........just make a decision.
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