Of course they do - look, everybody,
please just relax and let things play out.
That's what everyone said in 2001, and the company went nowhere for the next 6-7 years.
Some shareholders have been "relaxing" since 1986 when the company was formed.
The guy's been CEO for over 20 years and has made countless mistakes.
If we ever get EPA approval and they start selling machines, do you think any institutional investors would take this company seriously considering they do not have annual shareholder meetings which is in violation of Nevada corporate statues, and one individual occupies the positions of both CEO and COB which is a conflict of interest. Do you not think that will raise red flags with more sophisticated investors ?
For this company to perform at a higher level, serious management reform will have to happen anyway. Why not start the process rolling now....
