What info??? This company is as transparent as it gets for an OTC company. If we hear little or nothing from them, it's because they aren't at liberty to share it. As soon as they are, or they have other progress to report that doesn't require filing with the SEC and isn't covered in a Non-Disclosure Agreement with anyone, they'll definitely share it in an 8k, a press release, a podcast, or some combination of the three.
They've got some amazing business lined up for this company, but one thing they don't have in the wheelhouse are magic wands and crystal balls. They still have to wait for certain developments that are dependent on the internal affairs of the companies they are partnering with, as well as any unforeseen outside influences that are difficult or nearly impossible to predict.
The main thing to remember is that silence from corporate is not necessarily an indication of something bad. I do have empathy for those that planned to sell some shares to purchase Christmas gifts, unless they were for themselves, but I've tossed repeated warnings on the board to not put gold stars on your calendar and consider it a done deal.
Those expectations lead to disappointment with most start ups, not just this one. Some people are quick to point to other stocks that have spiked while this one didn't, but all that proves is that they should have bought those stocks if they desperately needed a near term pop, and especially a Christmas Club savings.
If not, why would they beat up on this stock? Why have a less merry Christmas if you're in this for a long term gain? Christmas should be merry just knowing what's coming. Anyhow, it could spike on trading hype just as it did last year in the first quarter. It'll happen, but if you roll the dice on exactly when, be prepared to lose.
The future is brighter for this company than it is for much of it's competition, regardless of whether or not their stock moved when ours didn't. That table will be turned, so true longs may as well keep a stiff upper lip and watch it unfold.
They've got some amazing business lined up for this company, but one thing they don't have in the wheelhouse are magic wands and crystal balls. They still have to wait for certain developments that are dependent on the internal affairs of the companies they are partnering with, as well as any unforeseen outside influences that are difficult or nearly impossible to predict.
The main thing to remember is that silence from corporate is not necessarily an indication of something bad. I do have empathy for those that planned to sell some shares to purchase Christmas gifts, unless they were for themselves, but I've tossed repeated warnings on the board to not put gold stars on your calendar and consider it a done deal.
Those expectations lead to disappointment with most start ups, not just this one. Some people are quick to point to other stocks that have spiked while this one didn't, but all that proves is that they should have bought those stocks if they desperately needed a near term pop, and especially a Christmas Club savings.
If not, why would they beat up on this stock? Why have a less merry Christmas if you're in this for a long term gain? Christmas should be merry just knowing what's coming. Anyhow, it could spike on trading hype just as it did last year in the first quarter. It'll happen, but if you roll the dice on exactly when, be prepared to lose.
The future is brighter for this company than it is for much of it's competition, regardless of whether or not their stock moved when ours didn't. That table will be turned, so true longs may as well keep a stiff upper lip and watch it unfold.
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