There will always be naysayers
Regardless of what happens in regard to RFI,
there will always be bashers to contend with for
whatever agenda they're trying to push (short sellers,
malcontent shareholders, competitors). It is obvious that
the latest developments prove RFI has overcome MAJOR,
BIG, HUGE, TREMENDOUS, CRITICAL, ETC... obstacles
recently,and negativity abounds. We are witnessing all this
negative dialogue while still in the developmental stage.
We've now progressed to statements like "the glass
didn't change color fast enough" (I wonder if Intel was
strongly criticized when their early chips weren't fast
enough). And I expect we will hear "They can't produce the
film in large enough quantities", "The goggles aren't
pretty", "The glass panel didn't hold up well through the
hurricane" and so on. Those of us who look on the bright
side will interpret these comments for what they are
worth.
ND, I admire your tenacity in defending the company.
However, if the less knowledgeable investors are still
getting spooked by all the BS on this thread and allowing
that BS to outweigh all the real positive news, well ,
then frankly I think they should sell their positions
and quit crying. You have gone well beyond reasonable
means to uncover the dubious posts. If somebody is
unwilling to do at least a little work, then they don't
deserve to enjoy the benefits when they do
materialize.
To the people who posted about getting really burned
with this stock, how did that happen? I can see if you
had to sell recently you could have lost some money,
but really burned? That usually happens when a
company files bankruptcy or something similar causing the
stock to trade in fractions. This has not been the case
here. If you got really burned with this one, maybe you
need to rethink your investment strategies.