2020 commercialisation, page-194

Shareholders have been asked before to stay out of company business. If you think you can do better maybe you should apply for a job in Telehealth. Actually, no one has any idea what’s going on, if there is nothing to report, then there is nothing to report. I have sold out of companies that make constant inconsequential statements, when it becomes difficult separating the wheat from the chaff.

If you don’t think Tony and the company know what they are doing, it’s simple, sell. If you think they aren’t capable, sell. Buying shares in a company doesn’t mean you actually can run the company or, give them direction. Being a shareholder means you are supporting the company with your cash. If you don’t feel they deserve your cash, again, sell. Funny how some feel owning a few shares makes them an expert. It’s all so boring hearing the same old crap.

It was always going to be like this. If you have a revolutionary product , being sold into a very staid and un compromising market , you have those exploiting the SP before any result, whether positive or negative.

Medicine, and in this case Telehealth , has got to be the most difficult market to crack. If you don’t get it , and if you won’t wait ,then , sell.

I don’t know where this is going but I’ve chosen to stay because I believe in the product and the company. . I’m sure a lot of you are very successful entrepreneurs and have been successful in your own field, and actually hate interfering shareholders. There has been a lot of fails. Goes with the territory. E.g DXB , PCK, BOT and many others.

If you don’t have the time, then you won’t have the money.

Its a good time to invest elsewhere, blue chips are down. But if you think you can invest elsewhere and make profits more quickly ,dream on.

Off you all go then and attack this post. Won’t make the slightest bit of difference to the eventual outcome, whatever it may be. Have a good weekend. Drink wine, eat seafood and chill.