Good IHub post by Rhew123 (Tuesday, 07/12/16 06:
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Posted On: 07/13/2016 11:45:33 AM
Re: times2times2 #145
Good IHub post by Rhew123 (Tuesday, 07/12/16 06:41:24 PM)
"I would like to hear something - it would make me feel better about my money, my investment and my future plans with this company. But, I don't really expect the CEO too care that much about me or what I consider "his best course of action." I expect him to care about his company, his employees, the direction they're headed, etc. To be honest, i don't think many OTCs really care about shareholders - how could they? - they're too busy trying to keep the doors open and the lights on most of the time.
I've also never been CEO of a publicly traded company, I don't know what I don't know. Maybe he has good reason for not broadcasting info out at this time. Maybe he knows that as penny stock holders our job is to complain about the CEO, PRs, dilution, etc. and he can shrug it off cause he's busy and he figures in time we'll either decide to stay or decide to leave - he's probably okay either way for now.
Just a thought. But, I bet that if we all put our heads together, we could probably come up with quite a few scenarios that the company could be in that it would be in the long term best interest of the company (and therefore us) to keep mouths shut for a while, no?
So, while I'd like to hear something, I can't confidently say that I know it would be the best thing for him to do right now. Therefore, I'll wait until official numbers are released and move from there."
"I would like to hear something - it would make me feel better about my money, my investment and my future plans with this company. But, I don't really expect the CEO too care that much about me or what I consider "his best course of action." I expect him to care about his company, his employees, the direction they're headed, etc. To be honest, i don't think many OTCs really care about shareholders - how could they? - they're too busy trying to keep the doors open and the lights on most of the time.
I've also never been CEO of a publicly traded company, I don't know what I don't know. Maybe he has good reason for not broadcasting info out at this time. Maybe he knows that as penny stock holders our job is to complain about the CEO, PRs, dilution, etc. and he can shrug it off cause he's busy and he figures in time we'll either decide to stay or decide to leave - he's probably okay either way for now.
Just a thought. But, I bet that if we all put our heads together, we could probably come up with quite a few scenarios that the company could be in that it would be in the long term best interest of the company (and therefore us) to keep mouths shut for a while, no?
So, while I'd like to hear something, I can't confidently say that I know it would be the best thing for him to do right now. Therefore, I'll wait until official numbers are released and move from there."
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