Joe also publicly announced (in that Great Wize Oz
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Posted On: 04/10/2021 3:10:50 AM
Joe also publicly announced (in that Great Wize Oz interview in January) that he expects the NGIO IPO to happen within the next 30 to 60 days. That 60 days tineline ended sometime in mid March, but no update was given to us, neither during the last CC nor afterwards. And as stated before, I consider this IPO one of the most important things that need to happen for a whole lot of reasons.
I honestly don't think that hylander's posts or most of the general discussion we have here on this board is overly negative, it is more the frustration speaking out of most of the posts on here that we are left in the dark about what is going on. And yes, I understand the term "quiet period", but that is going on for an awfully long period of time now, which has me concerned.
So, MMPJOE, I'd love to discuss positive things about this investment, so all you have to do is feed us the related material to talk positively about our investments. Right now we are just poking in the dark, and the longer you keep us guessing the more concerned we get, especially when at the same time the share price continues to move in the wrong direction. Your missed timelines and unfulfilled promises add to that. So please stop blaming us for being "bashers", which most of us are not, but look yourself in the mirror and ask yourself what you could do differently to improve the situation.
Believe it or not, we are not all CEOs of publicly traded companies, so what might be common sense to you, is not for your common shareholders and thus would not be explained to us (better).
So instead of showing up on this board and immediately hitting on posters and accusing them of bashing, maybe you can start explaining things in a comprehensive way to all of us, such that we can get back to a "we are in this together" type of communication rather than "shareholders against CEO/management of the company".
I understand that you must be under a lot of stress/pressure and I want to thank you for all your hard work that you have surely done for us in the last couple of years, but please come to a better understanding of our side and situation as well. A lot of us are heavily invested in this company, and a lot of other investments could have been much more lucrative for us recently, and so of course we are questioning our decision, and would at least like to see progress being made, which justifies to stay invested, because there is a good chance for it to pay off. That being said, please, let's get back to state of "we are in this together" I am sure that all of us would love to discuss positive developments on here, you just have to feed them to us.
Have a great weekend everyone.
I honestly don't think that hylander's posts or most of the general discussion we have here on this board is overly negative, it is more the frustration speaking out of most of the posts on here that we are left in the dark about what is going on. And yes, I understand the term "quiet period", but that is going on for an awfully long period of time now, which has me concerned.
So, MMPJOE, I'd love to discuss positive things about this investment, so all you have to do is feed us the related material to talk positively about our investments. Right now we are just poking in the dark, and the longer you keep us guessing the more concerned we get, especially when at the same time the share price continues to move in the wrong direction. Your missed timelines and unfulfilled promises add to that. So please stop blaming us for being "bashers", which most of us are not, but look yourself in the mirror and ask yourself what you could do differently to improve the situation.
Believe it or not, we are not all CEOs of publicly traded companies, so what might be common sense to you, is not for your common shareholders and thus would not be explained to us (better).
So instead of showing up on this board and immediately hitting on posters and accusing them of bashing, maybe you can start explaining things in a comprehensive way to all of us, such that we can get back to a "we are in this together" type of communication rather than "shareholders against CEO/management of the company".
I understand that you must be under a lot of stress/pressure and I want to thank you for all your hard work that you have surely done for us in the last couple of years, but please come to a better understanding of our side and situation as well. A lot of us are heavily invested in this company, and a lot of other investments could have been much more lucrative for us recently, and so of course we are questioning our decision, and would at least like to see progress being made, which justifies to stay invested, because there is a good chance for it to pay off. That being said, please, let's get back to state of "we are in this together" I am sure that all of us would love to discuss positive developments on here, you just have to feed them to us.
Have a great weekend everyone.
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