Shareholders with no operational knowledge of the
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Posted On: 10/19/2017 9:16:09 AM
Shareholders with no operational knowledge of the business situation do not run the company.....at best they apply speculative knowledge as to whats going on, including myself.....
The people with the knowledge of the business and the situation are the ones running it.
Because you have not reached your particular financial goal i.e the company has not performed to your personal, speculative, possibly unrealistic schedule and expectations, does not put fault on the management ........
The fault is in your flawed expectation and not incorporating flexibility to adjust to the unknowns of the business situation.....
Trying to blame management because of ones own, flawed expectations and lack of flexibility is mostly an expression of frustration because things didn't work out how it figured, as well as not having any real control over the situation in the first place.
And we hate to be wrong.....
It's actually understandable. For any number of reasons, the company can't share the information.
So, until we have something substantial about the current business situation that can be relayed to us, you can either continue to be frustrated based on your original expectations or you can read just your expectations to adapt to the situation.
You have no control over it anyway.
Financials would be a good start anyway.....as soon as practical....
Based on information that has been shared up to now, positives still outweigh the negatives for NTEK. IMO
Until something happens to cause me to readjust my expectations, I'll stick with my current thinking....
GL
The people with the knowledge of the business and the situation are the ones running it.
Because you have not reached your particular financial goal i.e the company has not performed to your personal, speculative, possibly unrealistic schedule and expectations, does not put fault on the management ........
The fault is in your flawed expectation and not incorporating flexibility to adjust to the unknowns of the business situation.....
Trying to blame management because of ones own, flawed expectations and lack of flexibility is mostly an expression of frustration because things didn't work out how it figured, as well as not having any real control over the situation in the first place.
And we hate to be wrong.....
It's actually understandable. For any number of reasons, the company can't share the information.
So, until we have something substantial about the current business situation that can be relayed to us, you can either continue to be frustrated based on your original expectations or you can read just your expectations to adapt to the situation.
You have no control over it anyway.
Financials would be a good start anyway.....as soon as practical....
Based on information that has been shared up to now, positives still outweigh the negatives for NTEK. IMO
Until something happens to cause me to readjust my expectations, I'll stick with my current thinking....
GL
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