I am not worried about the Lender. I don't see why
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Posted On: 01/25/2019 1:07:47 PM
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I am not worried about the Lender. I don't see why anyone is.
A lot of assumptions are being made about the lender, and that they are necessarily dumping shares.
Lets say they are dumping, for the sake of argument.
Complaining about it isn't accomplishing anything. IT doesn't help you if you are a share holder to bring it up constantly. If you are worried about dumping then sell your shares and buy em back cheaper. Stop pissing yourself about it. Or just sell and go on.
Secondly, the lender doesn't have some unlimited supply of shares to dump. stop acting like they do. If they are in fact dumping, they are almost done. That wont mean anyone will stop pissing their pants about it.
IT also assumes the lender doesn't know anything about the company and their products. IF the company has the goods and the lender knows it, they are not going to dump.
The lender isn't important. In fact they are completely irrelevant in my opinion. Sure dumping shares in the short term is annoying if its going on. But I don't care about the short term. I care about the long term.
In that respect it is all up to the company and for them to deliver products that can be licensed/sold and generate revenue. That is all that matters. period. Ziv, Freidland, lenders short or long term, None of them matter if the company delivers products to the marketplace.
The company has not shown yet (and I emphasize yet) that they actually have any products in the pipeline. They have talked about em plenty. they have claimed to have submitted them to testing, they have never shown any results of all of that.
It is way past time they do. If they do, then none of your stated concerns matter. accept for your heart health from all the anxiety you are giving yourself.
Personally, I am not looking for the company to deliver products over night. I am willing to give them patience if they can give some sign that there is actually forward progress being done, and not just in the form of them saying so, or posting some new timeline that at this point I figure wont get met anyways.
The company has to produce some results. Patience for that is not unlimited.
A lot of assumptions are being made about the lender, and that they are necessarily dumping shares.
Lets say they are dumping, for the sake of argument.
Complaining about it isn't accomplishing anything. IT doesn't help you if you are a share holder to bring it up constantly. If you are worried about dumping then sell your shares and buy em back cheaper. Stop pissing yourself about it. Or just sell and go on.
Secondly, the lender doesn't have some unlimited supply of shares to dump. stop acting like they do. If they are in fact dumping, they are almost done. That wont mean anyone will stop pissing their pants about it.
IT also assumes the lender doesn't know anything about the company and their products. IF the company has the goods and the lender knows it, they are not going to dump.
The lender isn't important. In fact they are completely irrelevant in my opinion. Sure dumping shares in the short term is annoying if its going on. But I don't care about the short term. I care about the long term.
In that respect it is all up to the company and for them to deliver products that can be licensed/sold and generate revenue. That is all that matters. period. Ziv, Freidland, lenders short or long term, None of them matter if the company delivers products to the marketplace.
The company has not shown yet (and I emphasize yet) that they actually have any products in the pipeline. They have talked about em plenty. they have claimed to have submitted them to testing, they have never shown any results of all of that.
It is way past time they do. If they do, then none of your stated concerns matter. accept for your heart health from all the anxiety you are giving yourself.
Personally, I am not looking for the company to deliver products over night. I am willing to give them patience if they can give some sign that there is actually forward progress being done, and not just in the form of them saying so, or posting some new timeline that at this point I figure wont get met anyways.
The company has to produce some results. Patience for that is not unlimited.
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