RE:Patience is a Virtue!GordonGeko1 wrote: "Our honesty, integrity the ability to separate yourself. The reality is we are a group of people who are smart, intelligent enough to see a future"
Seriously?
TAAT has been in a downtrend since August, The shareprice has dropped 71.6% in just over six months and you two guys are raving about how well TAAT is doing and dreaming about TAAT's future market dominance but what about the evidence of the past that clearly tells us that Management has a lot of work to do to get this train back on the rails again.
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In response to the above Blog I would like to ask......
When Jeff Bezos was selling books online from his garage who would have thought what it would turn into?
When Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak were developing the Apple computer in their garage who would have thought what it would turn into?
When Bill Gates developed the MS-DOS operating system for computers with 640k of Ram who would have thought what it would turn into?
They were all Dreamers who stood by their dream until it became reality.
In the same way believers in TAAT are steadfast in their belief about it's future success.
I am not surprised by your post that proves you don't know what you are talking about. Your "cherry picking" comparison of TAAT to Apple, Amazon and Microsoft is naive. There were thousands of companies that failed during the same period as Apple, Amazon and Microsoft grew. You conveniently ignore TAAT's constantly changing strategies and the many red flag warning signals coming from TAAT. Setti is no
Jeff Bezos, Steve Jobs or Bill Gates and his video appearances proves it. Take the blinders off. You'll see much better without them. Examples include:
1 - The shareprice has dropped 71.6% in just over 6 months and it fell another 4.7% on Friday.
2 - The company is now working with recon version #3.
3) - The recent financial statements were troubling to experienced investors.
4) - TAAT has decided to boost revenues by buying one of their distributors and consolidating financial data.
5) - My list goes includes many more troubling issues that should worry long term buy&hold investors.
Do as you wish but I'm advising you to be cautious when investing in TAAT.
Learn how to do proper DD. Learn how to read a stock chart. I am not worried because I am holding a nice profit from tradng TAAT shares and I 'm not done yet.
Good Luck.