Dear "Two Dags" the "Darwin award winner" for constant fails 15...

Dear "Two Dags" the "Darwin award winner" for constant fails

15 cents to 3.6 cents "massive destruction of shareholder wealth" described by "Two Dags" as a 'small hiatus' is quite the understatement, don't you think?

15 cents to 3.6 cents - the share price ravaged by the markets with the new "A Team" (amateurs) who have played musical chairs, burnt the cash, and have a breakeven goal number, is it 4 or 3 now? It keeps changing, but it would be great if it got to goal number 1. Not inspiring much confidence. nil

But they have reduced costs, which may be a good thing (if you're an accountant), but reducing costs and no sales is not good; often you need to incur costs (the right type of costs) to achieve growth. This is a growth company, right? A growth company without growth

How do you think the loan is going to be repaid?
How many units do they have to sell to repay the loan?
Any options other than a capital raise to pay back the loan?

The plan must be to get to the share price up and then a capital raise. I bet 15 cents is looking "juicy".

If the product development is so low key why did you bother mentioning it ? Just more spin, right?
BS and Spin = Two Dags = constant fail = Darwin awards
Just like "two dags" - This company is failing

Maybe get that "one guy" behind the desk out doing something to support the sales team. Its "that time" - everyone must support the sales team.

Accumulation time right! I hope you have deep pockets - end-of-year tax selling is coming - there will be lots of yum yums at discounted prices.

A lot cheaper than the 7 cents ("two dags" last recommendation for accumulation) and my last sale of these shares.