RE:RE:RE:Selling versus SellingIt's been ~ 30 business days since its announcement with AT&T/FirstNet. Calm Down and / or conversely think of the announcement that will come in the months ahaead with the new sales that will undoubtedly happen. Glass half full or empty. Its your point of view.
I'm fairly certain I own a substantial amount more than most on this board and the investment in this company is based on 2 things; its FUTURE (not measured in days) and its POTENTIAL (not measured in bullboard hearsay). If you want to feel comfortable, ask yourself how is it possible that the upcoming Qs can be worse than prior Qs without At&T presence and FirstNet potential? Also, please consider firstnet is relatively new and although they have just surpassed 600,000 subscribtions , of which ~7,250 is public safety reps - the market is forever changing daily and its not going down. Its going up. Firstnet also just recently announced to date in 2019 they have spoken over 600 engagements and that translates to 15,000 public service reps.
You need to look at the big picture here. It took years of design and testing to get stamped with AT&T and then someone mentioned on here, well why hasnt the price point changed based on demand?? Seriously. Lets all do some homework on this before randomly shooting off statements that inside of a business model makes ZERO seense. These devices are not sold to the Anna A in Alburque, NM who recently got a job driving long haul trucks and wanted to be safe - they are sold to entire police departments. Then ask yourself how long Anna A stands around a mall kiosk for a device and how long it would take for a police department to change their operating devices on emergency equipment. Therein, you'll find most of your answers.