Hi Sam,
Thanks for the PM and believe me when I say I share your frustration... but I do have faith in Rob Gordon and his management team and their ability to execute TSIG's game plan. I can assure you that he (Rob Gordon) would have preferred to see things move faster as would all of us. His mistake, IMO, was in perhaps giving out time frames that he truly believed. In the future, he would probably be better off adding a "fudge factor" and surprise us all by being early. The important thing though, IMO, is that the business is moving forward and as the marketing plan matures and the Company starts showing rapid growth and becomes perhaps the first, if not the only, profitable company in its sector... the stock price will, again IMO, follow expotentially.
As I am sure you know, Sam, there are bumps in every road to success, but I believe we're sitting in a Hummer (wild car!!) that will plow through to victory in the end. A well-known analyst/investor once told me his philosophy regarding new young companies: First do your DD, then take your position. After that, hold tight... be right, sit tight. Don't complain, but see if you can contribute to the Company's success. I agree and it's my own personal opinion and has become part of my own personal philosophy.
Best always,
Marty |
