RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:MolSolf deserted dya as well While I appreciate the dialogue and your reasons for reminding 'management', I think you need only look back on your post from a few hours ago. We are in an a risk 'off' market. Nothing material transpired to bring this down from 85 cents to its current low 50's. In fact, insider buying has now initiated to the tunk of 100K +.
"This is a technology stock. The tech sector (Nasdaq) is down 2% today and 12% in the last 30 days or so. TSLA is down close to 40% in roughly the same timeframe give or take a few weeks."
If you can also defend Valens I dont understand your frustration here, other than having rode the elavator back down.
Sure, I've spouted off my share of rants. What I have not done is repeat those same rants daily. I do not blame the toaster for burning my toast, I blame myself. We're all big boys and girls here, so to beat the proverbial horse daily is only an act of frustration trying to deflect any personal involvement in investment strategies.
While I appreciate your in depth posts, others (who need not be named) simply btch and complain with no real direction or reason. I've been in and out of this stock for several years now, albeit not always making a ton of money, for the most part always ending up on the winning side. I believe in the tech, but as we all know, something like this doesnt happen overnight. They've eluded already to the fact that they have a huge backlog in orders, which as we know is frustrating, but nice that companies have kept this going. Not to mention the carbon credits, which alone boosted teslas earnings in a big way.
I mean, at the end of the day, we're all accountible for our own actions. If people want to risk it in the wild west of penny stocks than they need to accept the volatility. Blaming management gets tired, its an amateur's game. Sell and move on, or hold and buckle up.
simpliciti wrote: I am sure that if you go back to review your extensive posting record you will find a rant or two at least.
There are some here that take matters personally and in certain cases justifiably so. And so you understand, its not just about press releases. Some of the long term holders here (of which I count myself as one) have had to deal with "verbal misrepresentations" which of course can make it "personal" for some that have been on the receiving end.
That you've concluded that those on this board whom you ridicule are naive enough to think their comments will influence either the regulators or the markets exposes a naivite on your part.
dynaCERT's management team grew up on this board and depending on how far back you wish to go..... Agoracom as well. They used these boards for their own purposes and to their advantage. They continue to monitor them daily. They can't help themselves
Some here, use these boards as reflecting pools to remind management that each and every time they look at them...... the reflection they see represents the reality the past and by all accounts what they continue to do today and not what they claim in their press releases....
Appreciate the dialogue.....