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My Agenda: To see Amarantus prosper so I can make a nice return on my investment.
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We already know Gerald has a problem telling shareholders the truth.
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But, if you want to believe that Gerald is going to work in the best interest of his shareholders, then you must really do a great job making yourself ignore what he did back in July of 2014.
The more these kinds of statements are made by shareholders who refuse to sell, the more I think I'm reading comments made by a moron. How the hell can someone remain invested in any company when they feel this way about the CEO? Seriously, it makes no sense.
In a previous investment, when I reached the point where I felt the CEO was not capable of doing what he claimed he was going to do, I moved out of my position and never looked back. I didn't hang around hoping for a miracle that the CEO would somehow pull a rabbit out of his hat, or put together some sort of buyout would save the day. And I certainly wasn't going to hold out in hopes the CEO would be replaced. I could always buy back in at a later time if that happened.