I have been working 14 hours a day, seven days a week, for three weeks straight, and it ain't over yet. Doing what? Getting a free DD report out to sharhplders, at my own expense, because I cared enough to do it. Negotiating all sorts of helpful things for the company and shareholders, because I could. Assisting the company with all sorts of little projects, discussions, conference calls, late night consultations (I just got off the phone with principals of the company). Some of what I've been consulting on is insider information, so I can no longer comment or speculate or explain situations the way I once did. But rather than being out front and vocal, I am working behind the scenes, to stabilize the share price, to advise the company from a retail perspective, to suggest various things that seem to come to my brain at regular intervals. And spending my own money to carry these things off.
You want to criticize me, because I can't control a bear squeeze or a short run, learn something about TA and protect yourself. I do fundamental analysis, and in my personal opinion, it is more reliable. But that's my opinion. And you have every right to value my opinion at the value at which you obtained it, zero. Be my guest to do so.
But if you think that turning your loyalties 180 degrees because factors entirely outside of my control have any bearing on the quality of the information I've provided you, then please do not read anything more that I have to say. You just don't understand the need to decide for yourself, and how to accept full responsibility for your own investment decisions. You should flip a coin. At least then you can blame the coin, and still have it to spend. Blaming someone in hindsight for your lack of foresight doesn't reflect well on you.
I've got well into seven figures of GNH shares, and there will be more yet, before too long. I put my money where my mouth is. To my critics, do you? Honestly, do you have the strength of your confictions? When you do, enter into a debate with me, an we'll see how you stand up to it. Go ahead.
Kind regards,
Lar
