Share prices are representations of the market capitalisation. I...

Share prices are representations of the market capitalisation.

I am not a down ramper. I have owned shares in this company. I am impressed with the technology. I am not impressed by the revenue. I am impressed by the potential and the market size. I am impressed by the annuity style revenue potential. I am not impressed by loss leading contracts to insiders.  I am not impressed by the price. I do not see it as value for money (AT THE MOMENT) ...............

Investing is about confidence................you are labeling someone, because of your own fear challenging that confidence because someone who doesn't agree with your valuation. Maybe I might do the same, but maybe I might just be thankful to the naysayer in the corner for providing a light into my blind spot............

So lets stop with the name calling and accept we all have different opinions ...............it is after all a market place of mixed opinions..............maybe all of you who are labeling might be forgetting one very simple rules in investing..............you need sellers to own shares, you need sellers to make a share price to rise. How does a share price rise if no one is selling?

Go back a month or two.........I was champion for this stock. Now I believe I have my valuation on this stock right.

I would like to be back in...........I'm a deep deep value investor. I really don't care if I miss the boat. But eliminating losers is the most important way to make money in your portfolio.