The Company and who appears to be some type of IR
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Posted On: 02/24/2020 8:53:46 AM
The Company and who appears to be some type of IR for the Company have made enough forecasts that have fallen flat to write a book. Forecasts that have been proven to be hype include sales forecasts, lawsuits settlement forecasts, buyout forecasts, mergers with Platinum Hedge Funds Lifescan, uplisting to Nasdaq, big box stores ect ect .
Precisely why someone who is THE consultant to the industry needs to grab the reigns, come in and run the company and fix everything that is wrong. There is either great potential in DECN or no potential in DECN and this potential, or lack thereof, can only be decided by a true expert, not self-entitled penny stock traders or non-shareholding message board posters. If this true expert took over the company, penny traders will applaud this, message board posters will applaud this, even message board moderators will applaud this ..... that is until the true expert made his first mistake or made a bad guess, or, heaven forbid, the market changed. Then the true expert would be treated just like Mr. Berman is, called names, called a criminal, called a thief, called incompetent.
There are no shortage of penny traders and message board posters who think they can do a better job than Mr. Berman. But to have a true expert, THE consultant to the industry, should be good for all of us longs.
Precisely why someone who is THE consultant to the industry needs to grab the reigns, come in and run the company and fix everything that is wrong. There is either great potential in DECN or no potential in DECN and this potential, or lack thereof, can only be decided by a true expert, not self-entitled penny stock traders or non-shareholding message board posters. If this true expert took over the company, penny traders will applaud this, message board posters will applaud this, even message board moderators will applaud this ..... that is until the true expert made his first mistake or made a bad guess, or, heaven forbid, the market changed. Then the true expert would be treated just like Mr. Berman is, called names, called a criminal, called a thief, called incompetent.
There are no shortage of penny traders and message board posters who think they can do a better job than Mr. Berman. But to have a true expert, THE consultant to the industry, should be good for all of us longs.
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