Early on, some thrice-burned, conspiracy-minded shareholder voiced the paranoid (at the time) suspicion that Solms was in on the job from the get-go. That he was brought in to harvest the remnants of Wave.
I thought it BS (not Bill Solms) at the time, but now, I puzzle over the congruency of Solms's tracks in the Berkshire snow. They mirror SKS's tracks exactly.
Is our long nightmare destined to re-run until perpetuity? [I like the first four letters of that!]
If shareholders do not speak up soon to voice their extreme displeasure at the shenanigans now on-going to wrest any voting controls whatsoever from shareholders so the mgt wins no matter how the vote goes--if they don't speak up, they are silently sealing the deal on their own doom, IMO.
What the new Wave mgt team is trying to do is beyond the pale, IMO. It trumps Founders Shares, or any other of the execrable schemes the Spragues came up with to drain even more out of the Wave treasury, as if half a billion bucks wasn't enough.
But I fully expect the usual suspects among the hardcore supporters to claim it will be good for shareholders. Yes, good in the same way a sugary strychnine solution tastes sweet at first, before you keel over.
IMO, this is the most outrageous greed grab and duping of the shareholders Wave has ever attempted in more than 26 years.
I say, beware the advice given by those who have been wrong for so long about Wave. The advice is no better now, than when the supporters were talking up Wave's potential multi-billion-dollar market caps, $1,000 share prices, two dozen forward splits, etc.
This mgt team is attempting to fence the shareholders completely out of any say on Wave operations, no matter how stinkily, ineptly or rottenly those operations are conducted.
IMO, this is extremely serious and signals what I believe to be the end game plan for Wave.
Blue
