RE: DLI30 Dec 2020 02:37
The.Italian,
I don't disagree with any of that, however. The current dilution of 35% gives the company what exactly ? 3.79mill USD which is already earmarked for DLI and if not, it just means it will run out a lot sooner than later.
I'm sure there are still many LTH's who have been invested for 12+years here and although one can be told to sell up and invest elsewhere, most invested because of the main product, which I believe has huge potential. The fact that the company cannot get it out there as per their own schedules and presentations is just incredible. The lies and non transparency they use to cover their mistakes is the stuff of fairytales.
I wouldn't mind a 35% dilution if money was raised to actually get the product out there to realise an income, but currently what they are doing is just disastrous. The whole thing could have been handled so much better and more professionally. After all those shares, the company as far as I can see still cannot afford the remaining AT bill.... how professional is that !!!
They cannot get their schedules right, so they get bored and start looking at other things with the same incompetence (CBD for example). If the so called management cannot get their main product right, how on earth can you expect them to get the longevity route right ? And there may be a few more people involved, but who do you think ultimately pulls the strings. The same person who has from the beginning. As I have stated before. I have yet to see him, in any of his recent ventures (in the last 10 years), make any money for the pi. Even his mates are being shafted.
Companies do indeed change strategies and direction when they find that a certain route doesn't work out, but in this case, we still have the product, its just incredible that everything they touch turns to ****e which is nothing to be proud of. Also, in this case they have a great product which will be a great earner, its just a pity they waste so much investors money on their own ego's. Huge unwarranted salaries and bad investments.
By the time any of this (DLI) comes to fruition how much of our investment has been demolished to "next to nothing"? So in fact what would appear to be valuable depends on how that value is viewed.
We would have been better off investing in a company run by Chimpanzees as I'm sure we would have, at least, gotten some bananas by now. ..... :-)