In defense of Weaver, and every other shareholder
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Posted On: 01/25/2018 10:54:55 PM
In defense of Weaver, and every other shareholder who is constantly engaged in a a guessing game perpetuated by the company and you, Pluto...
Weaver has not damaged the company.
The company and you have damaged it yourselves!
Every PR contains a "strategic" clue to an event or action (real or not) aimed at a particular audience. You have stated this yourself. In fact, you have provided many publicly expressed "clues" on this very board. I could produce quotes, but anyone who has frequented this board can acknowledge this as fact. Newcomers can research by clicking on your alias and reading your posts.
To blame Weaver is pure nonsense.
If the company did not play this game with it's shareholders, they (the shareholders) would have no need to go searching out that which the company has introduced as a "find me if you can" game.
The "terrible situation" was created by the company. If you present something publicly that is untrue, you have committed yourself to a very dangerous play that will or will not burn you badly. You, the company, or whoever, take a calculated risk while assessing and assuming the risk factor. You cannot blame anyone when they go searching for the answers to your riddles.
You, and the company treat the shareholders as imbeciles.
I guess they (the shareholders) have proved you wrong.
Do you actually believe the target group to be less astute than the common shareholder?
Really?
The shareholders have not damaged the company...
The company has damaged the shareholders!
Weaver has not damaged the company.
The company and you have damaged it yourselves!
Every PR contains a "strategic" clue to an event or action (real or not) aimed at a particular audience. You have stated this yourself. In fact, you have provided many publicly expressed "clues" on this very board. I could produce quotes, but anyone who has frequented this board can acknowledge this as fact. Newcomers can research by clicking on your alias and reading your posts.
To blame Weaver is pure nonsense.
If the company did not play this game with it's shareholders, they (the shareholders) would have no need to go searching out that which the company has introduced as a "find me if you can" game.
The "terrible situation" was created by the company. If you present something publicly that is untrue, you have committed yourself to a very dangerous play that will or will not burn you badly. You, the company, or whoever, take a calculated risk while assessing and assuming the risk factor. You cannot blame anyone when they go searching for the answers to your riddles.
You, and the company treat the shareholders as imbeciles.
I guess they (the shareholders) have proved you wrong.
Do you actually believe the target group to be less astute than the common shareholder?
Really?
The shareholders have not damaged the company...
The company has damaged the shareholders!
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