hylander - all our differences of opinion aside -
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Posted On: 11/20/2021 6:13:37 PM
hylander - all our differences of opinion aside - I hope you have a complete recovery.
I certainly agree with your appraisal that it makes no sense to sell now, given the nearly-worthless (relatively speaking) SP, and your subsequent post https://investorshangout.com/post/view?id=6287131
That said, and hand-in-hand with that approach, there also is no [rational] point to engaging in the constant "tea leaf reading" that some find compelling. The problem is, there are no tea leaves to read, and that leads first to making up tea leaves, and then reading them. I have remarked on that before, but [apparently] my tone prompted a deletion of the posts.
Blind faith is just that...blind. It really is just like buying a lottery ticket, and then having "faith" that you will win. It's based on nothing, and usually, "nothing" is the ROI.
I know that recently, you have remarked about the clear value of Excellagen. It actually was your remarks that prompted me to do some research on that very issue. Indeed, I agreed with you that it is unexplained why such a product would not be generating money hand-over-fist, especially with the likes of the VA and other large health care institutions. Eventually, it led me to dig into whether there are other products out there designed to accomplish the same result. As it turns out, Excellagen is not alone in the space - not even close. As great as this products sounds, I think it has been "spun" as a unique product. It is not. Looks like one more example of investors/shareholders being told something not quite accurate.
I certainly agree with your appraisal that it makes no sense to sell now, given the nearly-worthless (relatively speaking) SP, and your subsequent post https://investorshangout.com/post/view?id=6287131
That said, and hand-in-hand with that approach, there also is no [rational] point to engaging in the constant "tea leaf reading" that some find compelling. The problem is, there are no tea leaves to read, and that leads first to making up tea leaves, and then reading them. I have remarked on that before, but [apparently] my tone prompted a deletion of the posts.
Blind faith is just that...blind. It really is just like buying a lottery ticket, and then having "faith" that you will win. It's based on nothing, and usually, "nothing" is the ROI.
I know that recently, you have remarked about the clear value of Excellagen. It actually was your remarks that prompted me to do some research on that very issue. Indeed, I agreed with you that it is unexplained why such a product would not be generating money hand-over-fist, especially with the likes of the VA and other large health care institutions. Eventually, it led me to dig into whether there are other products out there designed to accomplish the same result. As it turns out, Excellagen is not alone in the space - not even close. As great as this products sounds, I think it has been "spun" as a unique product. It is not. Looks like one more example of investors/shareholders being told something not quite accurate.
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