The perplexing question is why do the same negative posters continuously post the same message of doom and gloom just about every single day.
You all have made your opinions of SYT perfectly clear to anyone who has read your SYT posts over the last few months or so.
Anyone who has bought shares above the 2c range and hasn't got out by now is more than likely to hold on.
In my case I have outlaid $135,000 and currently on paper I have $10,000. If any of the negative posters had any empathy they might understand that their incessant one sided attacks can be personally hard to take at times.
Anyone who might be interested in buying into SYT would unlikely be "betting their house" on it at a stage where the price is practically rock bottom and going off the board is a possibility.
My point is that the negative posters have made your point and I cannot see any useful reason to continue making your point unless you gain some joy out of seeing other people suffer. If you really did want to warn new comers to the pitfalls, you would be spreading your noble cause to other stocks where you could preach to many more than just the few here. If there is a bona fide compassionate reason to focus solely on SYT then please enlighten me.
In the meantime, I hope that the quarterly comes out with revenue over $3 million on the way to cash flow positive in Q3 2020.
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