Lots of arm chair quarterbacks coming out of the woodwork suddenly when it comes to $EGLX $ENGMF

What I’ve loved about @WeAreEnthusiast from day is they make decisions based on what’s best for the company & I think it’s fair to say it’s worked out pretty well for shareholders

Think about it management has the most to lose and/or gain when it comes to any decision they make. If shareholder profits factored in to decisions that would be a recipe for disaster IMO. We all have a choice. If you want to lock in profits, SELL. It really is that simple.

Management needs and should be focused on creating longer-term value not short-term gains. At the end of the day you do what’s best for the company. If you don’t agree sell, take your money and back a different horse

I’d have to say @WeAreEnthusiast has done an excellent job balancing both. People have been questioning they’re strategy for two years since back when it traded at $1.50 but they stuck to their plan and kept on executing which exactly what solid management teams should do.

As an investor the companies you should be worried about are ones that jump from one “strategy” to the next because of a failure to execute. I’ll be the first to admit I too questioned the Luminosity merger back in the day but realize that was just the shortsighted trader in me

I will also be the first to admit that I just about bailed on @WeAreEnthusiast back then but thank the good lord I didn’t!

That said, my best advice is that if a companies goals don’t align with your investment goals you should evaluate your position & do what’s best for you

Just remember management teams are shareholders too! They want what we want. To create value. Biggest difference is management teams usually have a longer-term view

Buy, hold or sell. It’s your money. Do what’s best for you. and you money #EGLOYAL