Adam32, I've seen enough of your posts to know you
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Posted On: 10/13/2018 4:34:34 PM
Adam32, I've seen enough of your posts to know you aren't much for doing dd. When the pps goes up, you're jumping for joy, and when it goes down, you're negative on the outlook. This tells me you can't see what some of us can, period. Considering that, I can see why you wouldn't understand how those who've done extensive dd on RMHB would realize it's potential is far above that of the average start up.
I'll give you this, you've been a little better lately than when you first started posting here. Maybe some of our dd has started rubbing off on you.
Also, most sharing their high hopes are like Jimmy and I, diversified well enough to retire or maintain retirement regardless of the future of this company. Nevertheless, it's obvious that some people are much better at sorting out the true gems than others are.
Many just follow the crowd and never truly make the effort to learn the facts about the company, they're just looking for a quick flip with small change so they're too lazy or just don't have enough in the pot to justify putting their time into it, but then that makes them much less informed than other investors who have taken the time, so they struggle to have a clue about the long term prospect. I think all here are well aware that there are no guarantees with ground floor investment. Still, I believe we see something here that you don't.
I'll give you this, you've been a little better lately than when you first started posting here. Maybe some of our dd has started rubbing off on you.
Also, most sharing their high hopes are like Jimmy and I, diversified well enough to retire or maintain retirement regardless of the future of this company. Nevertheless, it's obvious that some people are much better at sorting out the true gems than others are.
Many just follow the crowd and never truly make the effort to learn the facts about the company, they're just looking for a quick flip with small change so they're too lazy or just don't have enough in the pot to justify putting their time into it, but then that makes them much less informed than other investors who have taken the time, so they struggle to have a clue about the long term prospect. I think all here are well aware that there are no guarantees with ground floor investment. Still, I believe we see something here that you don't.
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