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Re: alanthill post# 45562

Friday, 10/21/2016 1:59:35 PM

Friday, October 21, 2016 1:59:35 PM

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In my opinion, there are other ways of keeping long term investors (like myself) loyal and satisfied besides keeping the share price so low they "can't afford to bail" (I know - bad reason to stick with it). Some IR firms do things like Marketing, and send out special updates to shareholders besides announcing the next conference call. I know he has received many similar questions from shareholders, with responses like "wait for upcoming announcements", which never come. Why not address those questions and concerns occasionally to all shareholders? I understand the answer is probably "because he doesn't have to", and the difference between a good and bad professional is doing what they should, not what they have to. Maybe he's a discount IR guy and only expected to provide grade D service. If that's the case then somebody should set our expectations accordingly. I manage people and tend to default with high expectations of performance. Shareholders should be considered valuable partners of a corporation. We're just another source of financing that they would rather forget after money in hand. How about a shareholder's report (this is different than filings). How about some kind of strategic plan? Any sign of effort for respect of shareholders would go a long way. So far - in my experience - he adds no value.
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