Oh Puh-leez,
Let's not start comparing Hayton to Jesus Christ. Jesus wasn't afraid to speak out in public. He had the courage to stand up for what He believed. He never hid or ran away like some coward.
Sorry to preach, but let's not use the Lord's name in vain by using it to compare anything to Hayton. It's one thing if you want to make up some kind of connection in your mind to old money (yachting), but entirely another when you begin to try and connect this reprobate to Jesus.
Don't any of you, who are long, in this stock feel that it is about time for some real, solid answers from Hayton? Good heavens, don't any of you care enough about your investment to demand some answers? After all it is your money. I'd certainly demand more from them by now then any of this pie in the sky foolishness that has been been expounded here.
Many of you feel that the Wired articles have adversely effected the price, so why aren't you demanding a response to help get the price you feel it should be? Are you afraid to ask the tough questions? Are you afraid of the answers? Companies that care about their investors do answer, when enough pressure is put on them by said investors. Why haven't you tried that instead of making stuff up as you go along?
Maybe this company will fly, but the longer they go without financials and answering the tough questions, this less likely that is to happen.
Off my soapbox for now,
Aleta |
