As Smalls and others have said, I hope the stock r
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Posted On: 10/25/2016 11:15:29 AM
Re: Goodspeed65 #10160
As Smalls and others have said, I hope the stock remains halted. From most of the opinions received, nothing good would come out of going to the grays.
When Mr. Veal makes his statement, I think most of us really want to see some specifics. The Twitter comment about "Don't worry, we will have revenue that will continue to grow and not stop" is not what investors want to hear. Investors and dealers are worried about the stock price (dealers invest in stock too). Having the stock suspended does not reflect well on the company for future investors that want to put capital into the company. I would like to know:
1. They knew their was a possibility that the stock could be suspended because they were over a year and close to two years late on the returns. It doesn't matter how good a communication chain Veal had with the SEC, this was always a possibility. Saying they never received a letter and their lawyers are looking into it would be lame. What is their contingency plan to get the stock back on track and win back investor confidence?
2. Why was it so important to be in a trial with KBM? They had already paid out some of the installments and shares had already hit the open market. Why was it so important to take a stand on the last installment and risk the stock being suspended now?
3. The jerky sales are supposedly going well...why not show it?
4. A concrete timeline for what we can expect in 2017.
I'm sure others have other points they would want to add to this list.
When Mr. Veal makes his statement, I think most of us really want to see some specifics. The Twitter comment about "Don't worry, we will have revenue that will continue to grow and not stop" is not what investors want to hear. Investors and dealers are worried about the stock price (dealers invest in stock too). Having the stock suspended does not reflect well on the company for future investors that want to put capital into the company. I would like to know:
1. They knew their was a possibility that the stock could be suspended because they were over a year and close to two years late on the returns. It doesn't matter how good a communication chain Veal had with the SEC, this was always a possibility. Saying they never received a letter and their lawyers are looking into it would be lame. What is their contingency plan to get the stock back on track and win back investor confidence?
2. Why was it so important to be in a trial with KBM? They had already paid out some of the installments and shares had already hit the open market. Why was it so important to take a stand on the last installment and risk the stock being suspended now?
3. The jerky sales are supposedly going well...why not show it?
4. A concrete timeline for what we can expect in 2017.
I'm sure others have other points they would want to add to this list.
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