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Re: jfburk post# 149086

Friday, 08/21/2015 12:04:25 PM

Friday, August 21, 2015 12:04:25 PM

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Why would anyone want to have their negotiations made public



They wouldn't.
The results of negotiations would be made public.

So since you are such an expert on negotiations what is the reason that the results have not been made public?


I personally can only think of one reason to not make material information public as required.

There is nothing to make public.

There is no BoD making a plan.
There are no additions to management.

They have not made a public statement about it because they have not made an agreement with anyone to be a BoD member.


The real question is why?

They really want a BoD. right?

And they have been talking to potential members so they must have found someone worth a seat. right?

So why hasn't that person joined?

It isn't because the company doesn't want him. It can only be that he doesn't want the company.

So the question goes right back to "why?"

A BoD is not hard to get. They are not getting them for a reason and that reason is what needs to be discovered by the people who believe that the company has value.

If the value was 1/10 of what it is touted to be there would be a line of companies wanting a JV and another line of fortune 500 CEOs begging for a seat on the BoD.


There isn't because something about the company is not quite as great as supporters believe.

Don't ask me what it is. That is info that the company wont make public.

Maybe someone who thinks calling the company will answer everything should ask the hard questions next time they call to be comforted.