Post by
HeliumHigh on Oct 12, 2022 8:54pm
Regarding Posters on Far Ends of the Spectrum
When I read posts by JusthowiseeiT, I can't help but think back to our old "friend" 12Groundpounder. There are certainly fair points embedded in the posts of each (within a lot of noise), but the tones are unnecessarily extreme, they seem to have an objective of affecting the general investor mindset about DME, and the quality/proofreading of the prose reflects a certain...lack of care.
My general reaction to such posts/posters (whether bullish or bearish) is to simply ignore, but I certainly understand the urge to try to make responsive posts to set the record straight when facts/points are presented in a misleading or unfairly harsh/optimistic manner. Keep in mind that if the company is successful in the coming months and as we head into 2023, boards like this will be overwhelmed by worthless memes and trolls - it will be a price of success.
I would like to think that my posts are even-handed (noting both opportunities/successes and risks/disappointments) - and I think most other posters here endeavor to do the same. Thus far, this board has generally been a good source of news and analysis regarding DME that I have really appreciated (there are not many places to go for informed discourse about the matters covered here relating to DME).
By the way, I don't mean to personally attack 12Groundpounder, JusthowiseeiT or any other posters. As irritating/unproductive as I (and I expect others) find their posts, I'm sure there is some rational business objective for which their activities have been engaged/motivated.
Just as 12Groundpounder's presence here seemed to correspond to DME's stock trading at some (now seemingly) inflated stock pricing (followed by a precipitous decine in stock price), perhaps JusthowiseeiT's posts here now are somehow now an indicator DME's stock is trading at suppressed level (and will followed by precipitous gains in stock price). I guess we'll see...
In the near term (stating the obvious), all any of us should really care about is the state of the initial helium process facility - and all of those answers will come with time.
Good luck to all.