I don't know how this post didn't get yanked down.
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Posted On: 11/02/2018 1:46:22 PM
I don't know how this post didn't get yanked down...maybe the post police are offline or in their super-secret-squirrel group, but this was a freaking great post from aaweibe and one hundred percent accurate.
I'm one hundred percent with Denny on this one too. I don't believe Foley has the temperament to run a company unless he has sycophants falling all over themselves praising his good works. He's not doing good works right now and who knows how much he did in the past or how much of it was even true. I can't believe that communication has actually managed to get even worse than when Jeff was running it. That's an impressive feat.
I hope they manage to give some good information during this next meeting but as with the past couple of them, I'm not holding my breath. Will likely be more promises made and none of them kept yet again, and little to no answers for all the questions we have for him. I hope I'm wrong, but at this point I look at the money lost as a really expensive lesson in knowing when to cut losses and run.
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"So DF comes on here, tells a shareholder his idea is foolish, offers no insight into anything, and now we should all be happy again and believe he has a plan?
Come on guys.... this was an ego driven reply with no substance. It was DF acting on impulse and being upset. The main reason a CEO shouldn’t be on a penny stock board.
I back Denny on this one. At least Denny is trying to think of ideas. DF hasn’t done anything to help save us. Don’t kid yourself."
I'm one hundred percent with Denny on this one too. I don't believe Foley has the temperament to run a company unless he has sycophants falling all over themselves praising his good works. He's not doing good works right now and who knows how much he did in the past or how much of it was even true. I can't believe that communication has actually managed to get even worse than when Jeff was running it. That's an impressive feat.
I hope they manage to give some good information during this next meeting but as with the past couple of them, I'm not holding my breath. Will likely be more promises made and none of them kept yet again, and little to no answers for all the questions we have for him. I hope I'm wrong, but at this point I look at the money lost as a really expensive lesson in knowing when to cut losses and run.
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