CNB Summary and Why Its So Undervalued, page-2261

@CariKaya I respect your enthusiasm but I ask that you also respect the rest of us by not throwing around misleading information. Management teams, in all industries, are judged based on their achievements. The highlights of their management tenure is just that, they highlight their ability to achieve certain outcomes. In this instance, the highlight is that the team has reached peak market cap of x amount, which shows and implies they have the ability and experience to replicate their success. They have experienced the ups and downs - informed and intelligent investors understand the true significance of this. Again, no guarantees but it instils confidence knowing the right people are at the helm.

This is not to turn a blind eye and only focus on the achievements. It's just that sometimes failure is a better teacher than success and this is what experience is made of. Some of us have been around for a while and understand this so it's more for the newer investors. I believe this is a better basis for discussion than just simply saying the team reached a certain peak and then ran the company into the ground.

Also @CariKaya if you want to continue posting your entry and exit points you may as well create your own thread for that as this one is more for the discussion on what the company is doing