$RFMK CEO Tom Allinder Can We Trust Tom? Grea
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Posted On: 09/06/2012 2:48:46 AM
$RFMK CEO Tom Allinder Can We Trust Tom?
Great post by Michael aka RecInvestor:
recinvestor
Thursday, September 06, 2012 2:11:52 AM
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Can we trust Tom Allinder?
This is not about politics, but watching the RNC and the DNC reminded me of a post I think I saw here a while back, so bear with me and read on if you're interested in one long's thoughts on Tom Allinder's actions since becoming CEO of RFMK back on March 15, 2012.
President George Bush told Barack Obama to never underestimate the decisions he would have to make once he was in office as the President, because he would have to make difficult decisions he never would imagine he would have to make.
Obviously some of what President Barack Obama campaigned on never came to fruition, or he flat out flipped sides...(softening marijuana laws ahem...)
So here's the Tom Allinder and RFMK part.
In the beginning, Tom probably had every intention of doing things a certain way and "campaigned" his beliefs in the PR's. But...., the longer he was "in office" as the CEO, he realized there just wasn't any other way he could move the company forward without going against what he "campaigned" for. For that, combined with due diligence, I'm giving Tom the benefit of the doubt until proven otherwise.
An example of what I'm talking about.
Tom didn't know about a certain funder who still held many shares and sold there entire alottment on that day we traded about 100 million shares (what got us on the trade for trade restriction originally). How many other things do you guys think Tom discovered from taking on a mess of a shell that ended up forcing him to make difficult decisions he never wanted to do, all so he could move the company forward? I think we know the answer to that.
Today, we sit on what I believe to be a completely turned around company that is all about being legit or REAL as Tom has put. This because he made those difficult decisions despite the ramifications. I'm looking forward to the 10K as I believe it will be the tell all that verifies everything Tom has spelled out in recent PR's/Updates. And when the 10K is revealed, I believe I'm in a great position to reap the rewards!
I don't have to agree with all of Tom's decisions, but I certainly believe he is doing honest by us shareholders!
Go RFMK Team!
Rec
Great post by Michael aka RecInvestor:
recinvestor
Thursday, September 06, 2012 2:11:52 AM
Re: None
Post # of 88602
Can we trust Tom Allinder?
This is not about politics, but watching the RNC and the DNC reminded me of a post I think I saw here a while back, so bear with me and read on if you're interested in one long's thoughts on Tom Allinder's actions since becoming CEO of RFMK back on March 15, 2012.
President George Bush told Barack Obama to never underestimate the decisions he would have to make once he was in office as the President, because he would have to make difficult decisions he never would imagine he would have to make.
Obviously some of what President Barack Obama campaigned on never came to fruition, or he flat out flipped sides...(softening marijuana laws ahem...)
So here's the Tom Allinder and RFMK part.
In the beginning, Tom probably had every intention of doing things a certain way and "campaigned" his beliefs in the PR's. But...., the longer he was "in office" as the CEO, he realized there just wasn't any other way he could move the company forward without going against what he "campaigned" for. For that, combined with due diligence, I'm giving Tom the benefit of the doubt until proven otherwise.
An example of what I'm talking about.
Tom didn't know about a certain funder who still held many shares and sold there entire alottment on that day we traded about 100 million shares (what got us on the trade for trade restriction originally). How many other things do you guys think Tom discovered from taking on a mess of a shell that ended up forcing him to make difficult decisions he never wanted to do, all so he could move the company forward? I think we know the answer to that.
Today, we sit on what I believe to be a completely turned around company that is all about being legit or REAL as Tom has put. This because he made those difficult decisions despite the ramifications. I'm looking forward to the 10K as I believe it will be the tell all that verifies everything Tom has spelled out in recent PR's/Updates. And when the 10K is revealed, I believe I'm in a great position to reap the rewards!
I don't have to agree with all of Tom's decisions, but I certainly believe he is doing honest by us shareholders!
Go RFMK Team!
Rec
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