Nobody . . . And I really mean nobody . . . Who h
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Posted On: 08/23/2021 1:03:06 PM
Nobody . . . And I really mean nobody . . . Who has ever hired high-priced attorneys has ever referred to them as their “hired guns.” Every person who has ever spoken this way, talking about “hired guns” and “bulldogs”—and I mean every person—was a poser whose knowledge of that world came from prime time television and who was trying to bluff their way through a conflict.
If you want strategic planning and measured tones, then send me an address and I’ll send you an invoice, and when your retainer check clears, I will begin to think strategically. Until then, I will simply express my well-deserved my displeasure in management because that expression is itself valuable. If it doesn’t somehow contribute in some small way to a managerial change that would place a competent businessman at the helm, it might contribute to pressure that will compel the existing horribly-performing managers to adopt better practices. Can you imagine anyone—I mean even a person chosen at random off the street—who could have achieved worse results than what we have at the moment? I merman, really, could we do worse? If you have a problem with the concept of an investor expressing his point of view about management’s current performance, what do you think is the purpose of a forum?
In the meantime, explain why anyone who would waste an entire day, if not an entire weekend, on a post in this forum should be taken seriously. I think the fundamental flaw in your argument is the assumption that I have the same emotional and ego investment in this stock and this forum that you have. It’s simply not a big enough deal, or a big enough investment (what responsible adult would put more than 1% of their portfolio into a penny-stock on the pink sheets?) for me to get involved in the machinations you imagine. Relax, my brother. None of this is as important as you fear it is.
If you want strategic planning and measured tones, then send me an address and I’ll send you an invoice, and when your retainer check clears, I will begin to think strategically. Until then, I will simply express my well-deserved my displeasure in management because that expression is itself valuable. If it doesn’t somehow contribute in some small way to a managerial change that would place a competent businessman at the helm, it might contribute to pressure that will compel the existing horribly-performing managers to adopt better practices. Can you imagine anyone—I mean even a person chosen at random off the street—who could have achieved worse results than what we have at the moment? I merman, really, could we do worse? If you have a problem with the concept of an investor expressing his point of view about management’s current performance, what do you think is the purpose of a forum?
In the meantime, explain why anyone who would waste an entire day, if not an entire weekend, on a post in this forum should be taken seriously. I think the fundamental flaw in your argument is the assumption that I have the same emotional and ego investment in this stock and this forum that you have. It’s simply not a big enough deal, or a big enough investment (what responsible adult would put more than 1% of their portfolio into a penny-stock on the pink sheets?) for me to get involved in the machinations you imagine. Relax, my brother. None of this is as important as you fear it is.
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