RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Does anyone knowsynectix wrote: Having started a company myself....expenses will always be very front end loaded while establishing yourself.....the absolute real question at this point....Is TAAT making inroads into one of the biggest product markets in the world?.....we don't have a definitive answer yet.....so you either believe in the possibility of success....or you waste your time bashing with little real data....give them a few more months....with social media these days.....market acceptance can flip on a dime.....then it's off to the races....or not......neither TAAT nor you know the outcome at this point....simple as that!
I don't need the kind of "definitive answer" you require. I already know the odds of TAAT being a big success are very low because I have been doing DD on TAAT and the insiders since June 2020. I even reviewed the documents related to Molori starting in early 2020. I am not wasting my time here for no return.
The "expenses" were way too high for the results obtained. Money was wasted for little return.
I have been studying smalCap companies for a long time and I have learned how to spot the companies that start out looking like winners but then things fall apart like has happened with TAAT. It happen on the watch of the insiders and CEO Setti. They made several strategic and operational mistakes and it cost the company credibility and momentum. Investors lost interest and the SP collapsed from the ATH close of $5.92 on Feb 16/21 to $1.12 now....a loss of 81%. Not many companies come back from that scenario. I don't believe Saxon has the skills to turn TAAT around.
Time will tell but that time is running out fast for the insiders. I expect several more "rips and dips" as RichTV calls them. That is where the money will be made going foreward but it won't last forever as the novelty wares off in the months ahead.
Good Luck with TAAT.