My dear Jim, I don't understand the word ramp used in the context you describe. I have commented on what I think about the company and its prospects. Unashamedly, the company was not able to fulfil its potential. There is likely to be a myriad of reasons why. Make no mistake I was in good company believing that the model could/would work.
Ultimately the Board are accountable so I don't defend them. It is business, they over extended on a reasonable belief. If it had paid off people such as I, speaking of potential, would be lauded. It didn't pay off, that is life, that is business, we move on.
I can't fathom where the noun ramp fits into that. I always thought common usage of ramp is a noun used to describe an inclination, typical of that used to drive a car onto a higher, or lower, level. No idea what that has to do with a company or a share price!
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