Reading the transcript of the investors call, I am struck by the sheer difficulty building a successful business really means. Kudos to Rory and team.
I believe they are actually doing it; and in a way this is quite incredible and admirable. I am certainly a bit naive and cheesy... I also think I spent a little too much time these last few years chasing pipe dreams on the OTC. Ridiculous valuations on companies that will never make a buck, pure hype... Yes, even our little nfusz was a bit like that when we touched valuations 20 times higher than where we are today while we had almost nothing but ideas. But I think we can truly get back there and beyond. Not because a bunch of flippers coordinate a pump campaign but because our real operations and results will justify it.
Sure I missed some hefty profits last year, like most of us did, but I want to believe that it will be much more satisfying in the end (and perhaps more lucrative even). I realise I do not love money enough to see all this as just a trading game, and I certainly spend enough time already following all this (I should probably slow down even more on that). The kind of talk that would get me eaten alive on wall street. But luckily I am no part of wall street ^^
I just hope we can get back to a decent price in a not TOO distant future. I am bald like a Buddhist monk but yet not zen enough to see all that red on my account without feeling a bit annoyed
Sorry for this useless post, but really, I am just impressed by Rory's determination in face of adversity. And by the operational success of the business plan and the perspectives it offers.
I believe they are actually doing it; and in a way this is quite incredible and admirable. I am certainly a bit naive and cheesy... I also think I spent a little too much time these last few years chasing pipe dreams on the OTC. Ridiculous valuations on companies that will never make a buck, pure hype... Yes, even our little nfusz was a bit like that when we touched valuations 20 times higher than where we are today while we had almost nothing but ideas. But I think we can truly get back there and beyond. Not because a bunch of flippers coordinate a pump campaign but because our real operations and results will justify it.
Sure I missed some hefty profits last year, like most of us did, but I want to believe that it will be much more satisfying in the end (and perhaps more lucrative even). I realise I do not love money enough to see all this as just a trading game, and I certainly spend enough time already following all this (I should probably slow down even more on that). The kind of talk that would get me eaten alive on wall street. But luckily I am no part of wall street ^^
I just hope we can get back to a decent price in a not TOO distant future. I am bald like a Buddhist monk but yet not zen enough to see all that red on my account without feeling a bit annoyed
Sorry for this useless post, but really, I am just impressed by Rory's determination in face of adversity. And by the operational success of the business plan and the perspectives it offers.
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