Their "Trough of disillusionment" graph should tell us all...

Their "Trough of disillusionment" graph should tell us all something...You buy early on and bail before or just after it heads for that trough...where the corporate pigs gorge themselves.. and live to fight another day. I was both fortunate to do very well on TTT in that phase, but then bought back in on the way down and I checked the other day thinking "at least I might get a dilution gain" for my loss making trouble, but turns out I sold at $0.40.
Seriously, there must be a combination of inefficiency in management change combined with an era of slow or reluctant innovation (worsened by coronavirus) that holds this company back. Shame they didn't hit on a unique flagship product that gave attention and profit (I was hoping the bikes and golf clubs might have).