Is attacking shareholders the preferred method of
Post# of 11802
(Total Views: 255)
Posted On: 11/18/2019 8:13:34 PM
Is attacking shareholders the preferred method of this Company's Investor Relations? The person being belittled brought up valid points without sarcasm.
One minute you have this Company getting a $25 million dollar settlement and licensing agreements and the next posting you are calling for stock investors to wrest control of the Board of Directors because of the current management desire to give up and flee the Company.
The fact that the CEO waited until the first of the month loan monies that was agreed to by the two-man Board of which he is one, is odd. By waiting until the first the terms are not disclosed until the next Q. If the Company was a traditional SEC reporting Company and 8K would be filed. The timing does raise eyebrows, especially when considering the long list of press releases that have been duds. In addition to the terms, the Company would have shown that additional deposit on the balance sheet.
Maybe a cigar is a cigar, but I would call a spade a spade also. GLTA
One minute you have this Company getting a $25 million dollar settlement and licensing agreements and the next posting you are calling for stock investors to wrest control of the Board of Directors because of the current management desire to give up and flee the Company.
The fact that the CEO waited until the first of the month loan monies that was agreed to by the two-man Board of which he is one, is odd. By waiting until the first the terms are not disclosed until the next Q. If the Company was a traditional SEC reporting Company and 8K would be filed. The timing does raise eyebrows, especially when considering the long list of press releases that have been duds. In addition to the terms, the Company would have shown that additional deposit on the balance sheet.
Maybe a cigar is a cigar, but I would call a spade a spade also. GLTA
(0)
(1)Decision Diagnostics Corp (DECN) Stock Research Links
Scroll down for more posts ▼