Easier said than done. This is a dark company, we all should know that makes for very difficult investor communications. The last thing I want is to see my CEO, a man of integrity, hauled into court with the SEC enforcement division attorneys sitting at the table next to them, asking questions about Doc's statements while being dark. You can bet, that Doc's attorneys have a tight leash on his communications.
You wonder why his communications are of few words and you have to try and decipher the meaning, well it comes down to even just one word can break the "darkness". Simple as that, I know, I spent most of my career in the securities industry, trying to get attorneys in the compliance department to approve 'my' seminar advertisement, typically one or two words make or break the ad being OK.
It appears we are down to the final stage, the final approval of the SEC, so I can sure wait for that OK. Don't forget what you own and the integrity of the CEO.
You wonder why his communications are of few words and you have to try and decipher the meaning, well it comes down to even just one word can break the "darkness". Simple as that, I know, I spent most of my career in the securities industry, trying to get attorneys in the compliance department to approve 'my' seminar advertisement, typically one or two words make or break the ad being OK.
It appears we are down to the final stage, the final approval of the SEC, so I can sure wait for that OK. Don't forget what you own and the integrity of the CEO.
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