RE:RE:RE:Good news from Setti and back in again!amillionorbust wrote: Agreed. Very misleading and I'm still not convinced there wasn't a hiccup in the process they're not sharing. I still don't understand why they would not produce a short video proving they're at point-of-sale at some locations already. If trucks were rolling on nov 27 there is nowhere in North America they couldn't have reached by now. I was a big supporter of this management group until now. I have to question their decision making abilities going forward. I still hold around 60k shares but I must admit I've been a seller since the fumbled 'nov 27 launch' (or lack thereof). I also don't like the lack of transparency since. It's disrespectful towards shareholders.
amillionorbust: Thanks for your comments. I feel much the same as you about management's decision making after what I now call the launch date fiasco. I am starting to think Setti knows a lot about cigarette marketing but he doesn't appear to know much about how retail small CAP investors think and invest in spec stocks.
I bought 26K at various times starting in July at $0.83. I sold some at various times when TAAT looked oversold but I usually rebought after the shares pulled back but this time is different. I sold 20% of my TAAT shares this week after the non-launch date. My confidence in management took a hit for sure. I had other concerns over the past several weeks but I just chocked them up to my usual skepticism ahout any startup I invest in. I'll be more cautious with TAAT for a while. Time will tell.
Investors were definitely led to believe that November 27 was a significant date and now we find out that November 27 was just part of a launch process and we don't even know how far along we are in that process. Management originally said 4th QTR launch. It was a mistake to later give a specific launch date of November 27.