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Posted On: 09/10/2018 12:33:38 PM
Post# of 40991
You know you are right. The board has beat the issue to death.
But the real problem is that Berman has NOT discussed the issue except for a quick mea culpa when the audited financials did not appear on Jan. 31.
Berman doesn't list the Delawate debt in his liabilities. Refuses to discuss or update shareholders on any progress.
This issue is ALWAYS going to keep the the company from moving to the next level. Until it's resolved. And it doesn't look like like it's anywhere close to being resolved.
If Berman had any concern for shareholders he would be updating this issue every month on what he plans to do about it.
But the real problem is that Berman has NOT discussed the issue except for a quick mea culpa when the audited financials did not appear on Jan. 31.
Berman doesn't list the Delawate debt in his liabilities. Refuses to discuss or update shareholders on any progress.
This issue is ALWAYS going to keep the the company from moving to the next level. Until it's resolved. And it doesn't look like like it's anywhere close to being resolved.
If Berman had any concern for shareholders he would be updating this issue every month on what he plans to do about it.
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