Conference/Tweets/Presentations/News, page-39

Some of your posts are painful to read. Management has consistently been transparent and prudent with what they have communicated, specifically concerning expected revenues. If you (or others) expected meaningful revenue prior to what was communicated, that's your expectation not a lack of company delivering on theirs.

The SP drop is NOT from management forecasts being wrong or vague. Its simply from market sentiment, sector volatility, weak hands hopping ship etc.

The concerning point to be made is not that you were incorrect in your "guess" of the SP movement, but the reason behind it being remotely related to management not "walking the talk" or any actual fundamental change in the business or expectations communicated by management.

If you "predict" short-term SP could face pressure due to lack of immediate revenue, that's fair enough. But pointing the finger at management for not being clear or delivering is incorrect.