Re: Revised target market, indications, market potential? ... and some numbers?
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Jun 15, 2020 12:15PM
That's the trouble with great science & technology and inexperienced management paladin.
Firstly you don't know if either of them will work out.
Second you find out that one or the other is working out but can't decide if it's worth holding because of the one that isn't working.
Third you come to the conclusion that it is the thing(technology or science) that is working and the economics could make the pain of holding worth the teeth gritting.
Then you get to where we are today. You own shares of this company that has some promising science that you have owned for to many years but the science is just darn intriguing. You want to sell it, you can't stand the management but the potential upside just won't let you part with it. After you grit your teeth and plug your nose for a while you turn a little blue in the face and have to come up for air just for sanity sake.
This is geared more toward science as any technology would have been leapfrogged years ago. I also must say that advances in technology over the last 20 years has helped this companies science continue to move forward.
Today is just that healthy breath of air being taken by a few that were are a little bluish in colour. As long as everyone keeps it civil and don't attack one another its all part of healthy discussion.
PS - you don't ask or get elected to the Hub Leader section. Agoracom.com designates individuals based on the number of points you have accumulated. The number of posts and quality of your posts is what determines the number of points you get. SanFrancisco99 was a great contributor to this board for a number of years and accumulated hoards of points as a result. It's important for every to rate those postings on that star system of 1 to 5 stars, 1 being not so good and 5 being great job.
Hang in there SF, this pig is either going to fly or die.
tada