No, I bought into this company because of long ter
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Posted On: 02/05/2020 11:42:22 AM
No, I bought into this company because of long term. I also bought into this company because of the dividend.
I also bought into this company because of what the CEO was saying about the future.
Since I bought into this company, there have been some missteps by the company. These are facts.
Time delays on several things. Fine, that happens. Rah rah moments that when the time comes, never happened because of delays or just reality showed they were not as good as presented before.
And the fact, that you have a CEO who bashes shareholders on boards for asking questions, then on the CC says how he is all caring for the shareholders. You either are or you aren't. Sorry, but shareholders can have questions / concerns not on a CC and can voice them on a board. That's reality. Nothing wrong with that and a CEO needs to understand that and not take offense to it and attack those shareholders and accuse them of not being shareholders and such.
Some people have lost 10's of thousands of dollars so far if not even more. So, their concerns right now are valid in what the direction of the company is.
The long term is very important. But if the short term is not managed as well, there will be no long term to focus on.
I'm concerned about the short term as much as I am about the long term.
I want the dividend to succeed. I want the MSO to succeed. I want the S-1 to go through, the Financing, the NGIO listing.
The next 2 - 3 Months are the most important for this company in my view.
Let's see what happens.
I also bought into this company because of what the CEO was saying about the future.
Since I bought into this company, there have been some missteps by the company. These are facts.
Time delays on several things. Fine, that happens. Rah rah moments that when the time comes, never happened because of delays or just reality showed they were not as good as presented before.
And the fact, that you have a CEO who bashes shareholders on boards for asking questions, then on the CC says how he is all caring for the shareholders. You either are or you aren't. Sorry, but shareholders can have questions / concerns not on a CC and can voice them on a board. That's reality. Nothing wrong with that and a CEO needs to understand that and not take offense to it and attack those shareholders and accuse them of not being shareholders and such.
Some people have lost 10's of thousands of dollars so far if not even more. So, their concerns right now are valid in what the direction of the company is.
The long term is very important. But if the short term is not managed as well, there will be no long term to focus on.
I'm concerned about the short term as much as I am about the long term.
I want the dividend to succeed. I want the MSO to succeed. I want the S-1 to go through, the Financing, the NGIO listing.
The next 2 - 3 Months are the most important for this company in my view.
Let's see what happens.
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