Who is asking for a "cash stock dividend"? This
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Posted On: 04/03/2019 4:08:53 PM
Who is asking for a "cash stock dividend"?
This has not even been mentioned here this morning (or at any time on my part).
You asked for a public discussion. When items were brought up, you deflected and diverted attention from the discussion, blaming shareholders, stock price chasers, and anything and everything else but the topics at hand.
Do not ask for discussion if your answer to questions is always:
"Call the company"
Your remark:
https://investorshangout.com/post/view?id=5402578
"When KB settles the J&J suit, and that day is nearer than people may think, especially those who think the whole concept is a big fraud, the settlement may include some cash, but it will most likely be a product license. And shazamm penny traders will be livid again because yet again, that a**hole did it to us, no shareholder cash dividend."
is unfounded.
All shareholders want is reality and not hype.
The Annual Excuse is a sorrowful read. All the company's "misfortunes" are blamed on shareholders or nefarious interlopers.
Less time defending a fragile ego on message boards may help the company while freeing up more time to develop business...
not excuses.
This has not even been mentioned here this morning (or at any time on my part).
You asked for a public discussion. When items were brought up, you deflected and diverted attention from the discussion, blaming shareholders, stock price chasers, and anything and everything else but the topics at hand.
Do not ask for discussion if your answer to questions is always:
"Call the company"
Your remark:
https://investorshangout.com/post/view?id=5402578
"When KB settles the J&J suit, and that day is nearer than people may think, especially those who think the whole concept is a big fraud, the settlement may include some cash, but it will most likely be a product license. And shazamm penny traders will be livid again because yet again, that a**hole did it to us, no shareholder cash dividend."
is unfounded.
All shareholders want is reality and not hype.
The Annual Excuse is a sorrowful read. All the company's "misfortunes" are blamed on shareholders or nefarious interlopers.
Less time defending a fragile ego on message boards may help the company while freeing up more time to develop business...
not excuses.
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