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ridingrockets wrote:
My guess is your comments have an ability to calm some peoples nerves. Look what is going on with the stock and if you were a newbie or the likes penny stocks can be daunting. Reading your comments can give some people insight as to what is happening with the SP and share movement. Keep it up, I would take being challenged by a short as a compliment!
I've seen days like these too many times with Tweed. If I'm at all affected by what the shorts are saying, then it means I've learnt nothing from my mistake with Tweed.
The road to investing is bumpy, just like any road we take in life. When Tweed was $1.45/share, nobody wanted it. It only cost $3,000 for 2,000 shares. Two years later, you need to shell out $140,000 to own the same number of shares. And I like Fire much more than I like Tweed. Yeah, Tweed is a giant as far as market cap is concerned, but no LP can be as efficient as Supreme.
It's worth reminding ourselves that we invest in a real company; we have the best products; the best management who can take us on the road to profitability by increasing revenues and cutting costs.
I like Beena's "headwind" comment. It's always BETTER to under-promise and over-deliver.