RE:RE:RE:RE:Bulls - Are you buying?boss_waz wrote: Perhaps they LOVE IMP to death...their product ... their people...their source country...way more so than the incumbant...and perhaps its just way more complex (the multi party financing) than any mapping company has ever been associated with...
Is the future of the incumbant hanging upon its next big deal...perhaps not...but that may have nothing to do with how quickly the financing closes...
Isnt it possible,,,?
ctblizzard wrote: Well you might turn out to be the smart one at the table who knows.
My problem is that I have really had no faith in the half baked guidance and lack of transparency this company has offered given how serious matters have transpired (like not paying debt and no PR, like missing guidance and given another arbitrary deadline).
If I had something to go on I would be a buyer here. But with another company in the area having down over 650 mapping projects in African including the DRC, with nothing really positive coming from these guys and no way to confirm anything I am not a good chaser of down trodden stocks. Every share I sold higher than where it is today some at 3x todays price.
Measured in, measured out, limited damage. I just do not get the "average" down over and over again mentality. I am more of an investors business daily type, ya know buy the stocks that are performing and ride them higher. I do better that way (personally) must match my personality type.
Like Bitcoin for example. Made money 2 or three times and the most recent time it was almost straight up but I kept buying because I was convinced the price action was showing me I was right not wrong.
I wish everyone luck, it is very tempting at these levels and hope those of you that waded in see good profits with anything less than awful news that should happen!
No offence but you guys have no idea how these countries function. If IMP won, it's because they were the ones to hand over the biggest bribe.