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TS03 Inc Trust Units > The importance of managing expectations
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Comment by ImmanuelK1774on Feb 12, 2019 10:20am
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RE:RE:RE:The importance of managing expectations

RE:RE:RE:The importance of managing expectationsWell run companies with good assets show good returns for shareholders.  Poorly run companies that cannot deliver quarterly results that exceed expectations (ever) do not show good returns to investors. 

Tell me something Cash, why would an institutional investor buy these shares if these guys can't even beat the lowly estimates put out there by 2 analysts?  If Rumble can never beat targets then why would anyone with any intelligence buy shares of TSO3?  Do you know how markets work?  Do you know your investment is down +60% in the last 12 months.  Why do you continue to defend these guys?  I can almost guarantee that many on this board know the financials of this company better than its CFO (and this isn't Microsoft) and definitely better than the CEO.  C'mon give your head a shake.  Do you want to make $ on this investment?  
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