RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Good Read Im sorry But I have to disagree
Failing once in a while is one thing.
They bought Blade optics in 2017 for 45 Million $ in shares. As of today that brought in a whopping 0$ . Also seeing as they had been working with blade optics for years I have a hard time seeing how they did not know the product was not viable commercially. This should have been the first thing they checked before paying 45 000 000$ in shares.
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Failing is part of the process , but non stop failure while paying yourself a huge salary and burning investor money while not bringing in any sales ...That I have an issue with.
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This is my opinion. Im entitled to having an opinion.
If you think NXO is doing a Great job and its normal to fail and fail and fail and burn shareholder funds then that is ok. its your opinion and you are entitled to it.