You think you knew who you were rubbing elbows wit
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Posted On: 10/23/2017 5:15:24 PM
You think you knew who you were rubbing elbows with on that ridiculous board, but we know who most of them are and their history of RMHB posts, among others, and you made your bed.
You helped absolutely nothing except maybe getting some nervous investors to sell at a loss. When this company kicks ass and becomes prosperous, I'm sure those that sold at a loss will know who to thank for their losses, and it won't be long term investors on this board who were sharing their honest opinions, NOT predictions obtained from a functioning crystal ball.
We spoke of YEARS from the beginning, and repeatedly stressed that there was no way to be highly accurate about the time to get there. Meadows issues, and pullback and SEC pains set us back about a year.
Start up companies all struggle. Only those with parent companies to fund their efforts have it easy, and that's IF they are marketing something hot.
Many grow slowly over many years and only when growth is outpacing profits do they finally launch an IPO, so those small company struggles are never seen by investors as the company was highly successful by the time they went public (Walmart).
As I stated before, many who claim to be long term start up investors don't know the meaning. They have unrealistic expectations when snags occur and expect instant fixes.
You helped absolutely nothing except maybe getting some nervous investors to sell at a loss. When this company kicks ass and becomes prosperous, I'm sure those that sold at a loss will know who to thank for their losses, and it won't be long term investors on this board who were sharing their honest opinions, NOT predictions obtained from a functioning crystal ball.
We spoke of YEARS from the beginning, and repeatedly stressed that there was no way to be highly accurate about the time to get there. Meadows issues, and pullback and SEC pains set us back about a year.
Start up companies all struggle. Only those with parent companies to fund their efforts have it easy, and that's IF they are marketing something hot.
Many grow slowly over many years and only when growth is outpacing profits do they finally launch an IPO, so those small company struggles are never seen by investors as the company was highly successful by the time they went public (Walmart).
As I stated before, many who claim to be long term start up investors don't know the meaning. They have unrealistic expectations when snags occur and expect instant fixes.
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