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sure and it's worth owning shares but contracts are a no go for me atm. IV is waaaaayyy too high for me to mess with and the delta is low low. Shares are for sure the way to go but that's over a long period of time. I feel much safer with MU and blue chip stocks atm for calls. IDM selling options for WEN though... ngl It's not a bad stock for people to learn how to sell contracts on since it's cheap and has a good profit. Just remember to CYA with with CC or CSP

I’m no expert on SEC filings either and in the course of reading through some of the filings and especially the HTC Note, it became readily apparent to me that this was way above my ability to grasp as an ordinary investor. So here I was, 18 years into this journey, suddenly realizing that the daunting complexity of truly understanding what I’ve gotten myself into would require an advanced degree in Law with specialization in IP, business law, corporate law etc., an accounting degree, an MBA, multiple engineering degrees, computer science, and YEARS OF EXPERIRNCE in each discipline, etc., etc. but you get the idea of how overwhelmed the control freak in me felt.
So my choice was to vote NO which I think would kill any reasonable expectation that this company would survive or I could come to the conclusion that we MVIS investors already had an army of experts in these disciplines and that they are aligned with our interests as well.
What I did take from the parts of the filings that were comprehensible to me, was that it is best for me to relax and believe that we will be accepting a smaller piece of a much, much bigger pie. And I really believe that. It’s management’s job to assemble the ingredients in the correct sequence and proportions and to bake the much, much larger pie before taking it out of the oven to serve slices to long term investors, recent investors and whichever soon-to-join investors decide to partake, and I believe that management will succeed.
And here’s part of the ambiguity.
I don’t know the exact sequence or proportions of ingredients for the recipe, nor the temperature or time required in the oven, (but I trust that they do) I just have the utmost confidence in our pastry chefs being the best and that they are working with the best ingredients.
>I think basically an 8k here is a CYA type procedure.
That’s another part of the ambiguity and it may only be answered in retrospect, if ever.
I’ve cast my YES votes and now I’m planning and imagining how to most productively and beneficially spend the riches.

i respectfully don't understand your point. I am no expert on all SEC filings, but under 7.01 your basically filing the presentation to the SEC under fair disclosure. Now again I am no expert here but the slide you mention does show previous revenue #s so that may also require a SEC filing. I think basically an 8k here is a CYA type procedure. Maybe I am missing something to your point ?