It sounds like you have a real problem with this c
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Posted On: 07/14/2019 9:08:29 AM
Re: DirkEaston #7350
It sounds like you have a real problem with this company. That’s strange considering you don’t own shares.
Dirk, the infuriating thing is that our Hope/Always does own shares and has for 2+ years. But he doesn't have the courage to sell them and move on. Instead he uses several forums to trash KB at every opportunity without offering any solution except, on occasion, a list of the oldest and most discredited penny trader mythologies and put-downs.
The problem with nominating yourself as the stockholders' savior all the time, is that after reading the self-nomination for the 20th or 50th time, is that some smart people will actually look into the nominees background. DECN is a high tech company, it has battled J&J, the market, the FDA (at J&J's behest and now Abbott's), Shasta (who received money and a lot of support from DECN shareholders and former shareholders) and a lack of capital and they are still here. Could you imagine, after enduring almost a decade of these fights, that a self-nominated disgruntled shareholder without a college degree, any engineering or chemistry experience, no FDA experience, no public company experience except for share ownership, all on the cusp of greatness, takes over and then becomes a mover and/or shaker at the company.
Penny traders would stand and cheer. The rest of us, the 90% of the total shares owned by investors (rather than traders and flips), well we would be totally SOL, but that's the choice we face.
Dirk, the infuriating thing is that our Hope/Always does own shares and has for 2+ years. But he doesn't have the courage to sell them and move on. Instead he uses several forums to trash KB at every opportunity without offering any solution except, on occasion, a list of the oldest and most discredited penny trader mythologies and put-downs.
The problem with nominating yourself as the stockholders' savior all the time, is that after reading the self-nomination for the 20th or 50th time, is that some smart people will actually look into the nominees background. DECN is a high tech company, it has battled J&J, the market, the FDA (at J&J's behest and now Abbott's), Shasta (who received money and a lot of support from DECN shareholders and former shareholders) and a lack of capital and they are still here. Could you imagine, after enduring almost a decade of these fights, that a self-nominated disgruntled shareholder without a college degree, any engineering or chemistry experience, no FDA experience, no public company experience except for share ownership, all on the cusp of greatness, takes over and then becomes a mover and/or shaker at the company.
Penny traders would stand and cheer. The rest of us, the 90% of the total shares owned by investors (rather than traders and flips), well we would be totally SOL, but that's the choice we face.
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