FBR General Discussion, page-2669

The general feeling of the investors here is very negative,
don't blame them,
They expected very fast progress, and it happened slowly
They expected profits of thousands of percent in a short time, and it didn't happen,
There was a mistake in expectations, and maybe the management is also to blame for that.

but now,
now,
The story is completely different.
What does it matter how disappointing it used to be,
Is it so hard to understand that the situation has completely changed,
We are not in development, development, development,
Dilution, capital raising, dilution, capital raising,

We are now commercial.
commercial.
Yes, commercial.

Investors have not yet internalized the change
We are not in the development phase, we are in the first phase of commercialization.

another point,
Ok, we've internalized that we're starting with commercialization,
But at what pace, what is the plan.

We could theoretically progress slowly, each time getting a contract, and with the profits slowly expand to more machines and more places,
A process that could have spread over ten years or more until we would have received some minimal share of the world market,

But we are not on that track.
Not at all.

Management is pulling the company in a completely different direction,
The plan is to do mass production by LIEBHERR, and with local partners in the major markets of the world.

That is,
Not slow progress over many years, but to break into all major markets at once.

Will it work?
we do not know,
But let's at least try to understand the direction we're going,

Is this reflected in the share price?
I don't think so,
In my opinion, even if the plan was for slow progress over ten years or more, the price should have been several times the current price,

If the market was smart, it should, in addition to the basic price of slow progress, add another very high premium for the chance that we will now be able to break into the world market all at once,

On a personal level, I never stop being happy about the good investment that God has placed in my lap,
And I'm happy that I'm full of as many stocks as I could.