I have been invested in OWCP since 2016 and my Ave
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Posted On: 01/21/2019 10:22:18 AM
I have been invested in OWCP since 2016 and my Average is less than 2 cents. I don't need anymore shares I have plenty.
What I need is for the company to start delivering on what they have been promising. It's not bashing to expect a company to do what it promised and complain when they don't.
Right now their actions and lack of results make it appear the last few years was a pump and dump. As I said elsewhere What do you call putting out a press release that confuses the public with "market ready" products implying sales are imminent, and offering no clarification on the subject. Or putting out a filing that you are going to have an efficacy test by a 3rd party to back up your claims of 70%reduction in biomarkers and then either never running said test, or never releasing the results?
Both of these events, done by the company triggered the run up to $3. They are the very definition of a pump. Furthermore the company sold shares to raise capital at that time of which they made a couple million. I am not sure how much as my notes are not here. The very definition of a dump.
It is just as wrong and foolish to be blindly optimistic as it is to be obstinately pessimistic. I believe the company could do very very well. There is a huge demand for their products. It is high time the company put up or shut up and show some progress, any progress on moving forward towards delivering on those products. Right now there is nothing but hot air, or wasted ink.
What I need is for the company to start delivering on what they have been promising. It's not bashing to expect a company to do what it promised and complain when they don't.
Right now their actions and lack of results make it appear the last few years was a pump and dump. As I said elsewhere What do you call putting out a press release that confuses the public with "market ready" products implying sales are imminent, and offering no clarification on the subject. Or putting out a filing that you are going to have an efficacy test by a 3rd party to back up your claims of 70%reduction in biomarkers and then either never running said test, or never releasing the results?
Both of these events, done by the company triggered the run up to $3. They are the very definition of a pump. Furthermore the company sold shares to raise capital at that time of which they made a couple million. I am not sure how much as my notes are not here. The very definition of a dump.
It is just as wrong and foolish to be blindly optimistic as it is to be obstinately pessimistic. I believe the company could do very very well. There is a huge demand for their products. It is high time the company put up or shut up and show some progress, any progress on moving forward towards delivering on those products. Right now there is nothing but hot air, or wasted ink.
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