Good to hear from you wounded knee
Having a dispassionate approach to investing, to me, is the way to do well
I heard about the stock when old dog was promoting it over on another website -telling people to buy-so I checked it out.
It has tremendous promise, integrating artificial intelligence, knowledge basedreconstruction, to assist in the early diagnosis of heart disease.
Still I’ve seen many many companies have huge promise and fail.
Cash flow is the oxygen that allows a company to survive, and this company has already ground to a halt once, and is now surviving purely on financing of debentures by insiders.
That’s a good sign on the one hand, but it’s not sustainable.
We Will see how long the new cash lasts with the promotional spending to prop it up and the freebie machines to promote it , studies etc
Like you, I want to see revenue, I want to see positive free cash flow, and if I do I will buy even if it means that I miss out on the initial run.
I’ve done this overtime, and when you balance it all out you avoid losers, and you get in still relatively early, and it’s allowed me to become financially independent at an early age.
It is very suspicious how elderly speculators, and others on this board, spend their time insulting those who simply are talking about the company financials, and the fact that we have yet to see firm data that there are sales.
Seriously sketchy.
It’s also funny how they then go on to say they’re going to ignore you, but seem to post every time you post
It’s so disingenuous, And juvenile.
If I want to ignore someone, I just do it.
I just don't respond to them.
I don’t need to go telling everybody about it and posting how I am ignoring them but then still talking about it. It sounds like a bunch of teenagers, Saying that someone’s not gonna be invited over for a sleepover, and then calling you to tell you that you aren't invited
I could care less, because I only care about the thrill of finding a great stock, putting a large wager on it, and being right. It’s worked for me this far, and I’m not going to give up my hard earned money, regardless of how many pumpers howl