who knows, these guys spend an awful lot of time controlling that iHub board to have zero financial interest. i would suspect they are short the stock. they effectively can cover for less than they should be getting and either they are getting greedy, or they may eventually buy before running up the stock only to exit and short again. a great deal is in mark's hands. disappointed to see his mailbag focused on nothing but two pathetic iHub rants. mark seems like a guy with no plan, he also should be directing the conversation about his stock and company, guiding it towards positive, productive developments for the company and shareholders to get excited about. surely, there is something.
this guy ml is a bit puzzling and hardly seems to help matters. which he could easily begin to do starting, for example, with the share structure. no new serious investors are going to be tempted to take a huge interest in this stock without the share structure. mark has gotten all he can out of those, perhaps, less sophisticated investors, so if he wants to attract more money-- and eventually he will-- he needs to be more transparent. if he can't or won't do that then i think shareholders are stuck and have much bigger things to worry about. the way ml is steering this ship at the moment is not seemingly good. no reason to have a depressing mailbag addressing questions that drag the company down and are meaningless to new investors. that don't entice investment but in fact repel it. mark seems lost, where is the advisory board on this?
someone should have a word with him. putting out that mailbag (as increasingly is the case with ml of late) is worse than saying nothing. why broadcast negativity and stoop down to the iHub crowds rhetoric. they obviously control the board and stock sentiment, ml is doing nothing about it but amplify that fact,
not trying to pick a fight here folks, just sharing an outsiders honest pov. mark needs some help i think, perhaps shareholders can help him realize it. gl2ua
