RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:games are being played....Nothing wrong with taking a profit and sitting on the sidelines Fast but your concerns of why are hard to justify. I don't see anything but that it is different and thus the value over the rest of the pack...the losses, low production and quality, along with huge debt, etc is where one shouldn't put their green. FIRE is different, the opposite of the norm on every count...Canaccord et al have been in since the beginning and have increased their position since.
Luck is always best on your side but really has little if anything to do with where FIRE is today and/or will be tomorrow...the business plan and execution have been in place from the jump, quality the best in the marketplace and only getting much better going forward, etc but to be profitable this quarter or next cuts across all sector at the top.
There is plenty of upside ahead for this company so I am sure you will be making more coin on it in the near future...the 'different' is a key asset in this sector, it is the degradation and eradication of Democracy is the biggest concern I have and not just for investments, all the best to you as well, JMHO...Opt
Fastlane2 wrote: History tells a true story and that is that I have never been short FIRE, i was a believer and was long. I've said it before I'm on the sidelines and I want to be proven wrong. Supreme's fundamentals, business plan and drive to profitability are encouraging but there is something just not right with this company and I can't put a finger on it, hence my exit from the stock, made money and I'm happy to take profits off the table but until I see change to how these guys (executive team) present themselves and how they provide updates with the public I won't invest another dime, good luck with this investment.