RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: question for board In this case misery does not love company. I personally would not wish to see anyone buying this stock at this time. It is too risky.
There will be plenty of time to buy this if or when some of the huge issues in Ecuador are remedied and when some of the issues IMO created by Dynasty management are resolved.
If this is indeed a $10-$15 stock there's not much harm done by waiting until a few more i's are dotted and t's are crossed. Another buck added to the share price is a rather small insurance premium if one is convinced this is a ten bagger.
Staying away from this right now is the smart thing to do.
Many of us don't really care what the current price is because we can see there is the possibility of light at the end of the tunnel. I personally don't care who I scare away by my "complaining" as you call it.
"Complaining" and "griping" are words most often used by someone who disagrees with the "gripers". They like to use these types of words in an attempt to spin differing opinions into something meritless.
One could just as easily spin another shareholder's gushing blind faith as being somewhat naive and their super duper positive assumptions as being the starry eyed overreaction typical of someone in love with a stock.
It's all in the eyes of the beholder as they say.
What many of us are complaining about isn't the deposit or that we feel this won't increase in price. It's Dynasty management we're griping about.
I'm actually positive on Dynasty but that doesn't mean I can't also come to the very sound conclusion that Dynasty management sucks at shareholder relations and transparency.