Not sure if Steve reads this Board; however, const
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We, imo, are at a critical stage in the Company's development, almost a new beginning with our $2.88 million new client, with the possibilities of an insurance company, roofing company etc.
Best he learn from his past mistakes, per shareholder feedback, than continue on as he has in the past. Opening up hope for new possibilities, and then no back-up. So many matters just died, without an explanation. Why were they even mentioned? Nobody doubts Steve's effectiveness as a salesman.
I would suggest he not say anything about possible new clients, and concentrate on informing his shareholders when a contract is signed.
Period!
I have contacted Steve via Twitter a few times. Only a limited amount of characters to get out what I wanted to say. Any response I have received back was negative or downright nasty.
Again, maybe Steve can learn by reading how his loyal shareholders view his management skills, his twitter garble that makes little sense, and how much we need a much better professional investor relations effort.
So, I hope he reads this Board. My opinion.