reality check

I just love your'e bright eyed optimism.

Just think about the model for a minute.

In an IP environment, RMA is trying to establish a business where it's only source of revenue is derived through being a content provider.

Only trouble is it don't own no content - it sells other people's content. And those other people have a lot more resources than RMA.

So in fact all that RMA can ever aspire to is to skim a few crumbs from the rich man's table. That's not my idea of a business. RMA has no power, no identifiable IP and no control over its destiny.

Hey this has got to be a great investment opportunity, particularly given that it has a management team of stellar ARSOLES that have so far destroyed all shareholdrer value while lining their own greasy pockets and giving inane and incomprehensible interviews about things they clearly don't understand.