Bub: Not blinders. I've just seen time and time again, folks expecting start ups to act like fully functional companies. I also have worked with start ups, where the CEO is into everything due to limited capital and manpower. I've invested in enough BBs to see the same conversations repeat themselves, the same folks, those that are in for the big risk, those that want their hand held, and expect all info to be divulged. And folks that are so anxiety prone, (I've been there), that even if they are in now, if FNTN goes up just a few dollars they will bail out. They just can't take the unknowns, and they can't take the pressure of the daily fluctuations of a market. They are in BB stocks when they should be in mutuals. And i"ve also seen time and again, in other stocks, people coming in with a whole list of
"tell me this" questions, and get frustrated when investors can't answer them, and then they get frustrated, and can't understand why people bought in with so many unknowns. Well, the choice is theirs.
They are free to come in when all their questions are satisfied, BUT they won't be getting in at 60 cents a share. And thats the bottom line. They can wait till it hits $5 a share, and the volume is going through the roof, and the intranet is up and customers are signing on, but meanwhile the folks that came in at 60 cents have already made
a 800%+ profit. Its that simple. Eventually all the quesitons will be answered that are being asked now, but they won't be answered at this price. |
