RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Back in the indexPedal2themetal7 wrote: .175 during a bull run does not instill confidence. with the company not disclosing what they believe their full capacity will be after the restructuring no one knows what the potential numbers will be keeping investors in the dark.
at this time I don't expect much movement until the company becomes more transparent or becomes relevant with more exposure.
This strategy with only counting on numbers in my opinion is failing. With established companies, I don't have a problem with the numbers only strategy but with this laggard I just don't understand the rationale. IMHO
..pedal...have you ever thought Supreme may not want the competition to know it's business. We have financial disclosures...you need to draw conclusions from there. In this multi-million dollar business information is critical to a companie's survival. Any info that can be used by a competitor will be used for thei benefit or to the detriment of the company releasing that info. In addition we are at .175...that is almost 45% above where we were not long ago. If you think that is not an achievement in a positive way than perhaps you're involved with the wrong company....assuming you have an investment here. It is really easy to be "dissapointed"...in an unqualified manner which really is nothing more than bashing... we have plenty of these people here...anyone heard from ole monkey, easy, ground beuff...(gotta laugh at that handle)...what is that a cow with no legs...that must be a drag...all kidding aside Supreme is on the right track...Beena has the steering wheel pointin in the right direction. The road to success is allways under constuction...maintain