RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:NewsYour piece was a pleasure Dub and good to have you aboard, this is the kind of info and conversation on issues that adds to one's thought process and allows for looking at material issues from different perspectives...I am just adding some comments/ support for healthy discorse, where I and others can learn, see some more of the forest despite the trees.
It is important for me, and assume many others, to hear/ see discussion on a stock/ investment from the business side of things...FIRE like any other stock is a business and being a well run business, offering top shelf product is the path to success in any and every sector. There is always emotion when one watchs their investment suffer paper loss day after day, but while dollars have no emotion it sure hurts like helL when one loses them, even it is only on paper.
I have liked the core of this company, the product, the business plan from the start and better all the time...to identify and take advantage of economies of scale when/ where possible, the ability to adjust that plan, like moving to in-house packaging and away from B2B, to strengthen the company. I support this company and believe that it will deliver a solid return on investment for those that own. As always it is....JMHO...Opt
DubbyTGF wrote: Thanks for the comments and clarifications, Opt. It was a bit lengthy to write, edit and fact-check, but your elaborations on my thoughts made it worth it. I try to stay pretty neutral, but your comments have helped with my thesis. Between the two of us, hopefully there were some useful bits in there for Watch. I'm not trying to change any minds, but sometimes we could all use a fresh perspective.
Best wishes,
-Dubby