Most businesses tend to have somebody at the head of the company calling the shots.
Making decisions brings the weighing up of risks vs reward. This shouldn't be mistaken for gambling.
When there isn't a market to enter and it must be created, it takes time to develop. If it takes too long, money can run out before enough revenue comes in. Intiger is already bringing in the money my friend. The risks are diminishing every day.
The upside that awaits is the monopoly.
Your argument that investing in a business is gambling on one man's dreams is laughable.
For example throughout time:
John D. Rockefeller - Standard Oil
Ray Kroc - MacDonalds
Bill Gates - Microsoft
Jack Ma - Alibaba
Literally any business in the world ever where the owner runs it.
Stick to charts mate.
If you think it's such a poor investment, cut your losses and move on.
Something to think about...
IAM Price at posting:
4.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
