John, you and i have always seen eye-to-eye. We've never had any beef with one another nor do I ever intend on having any beef. We are both forum moderators elsewhere and have been this company's largest supporters through thick and thin.
Although I trade 100% alone and do not subscribe to any social media platforms, I do interact with other shareholders by way of telephone and email.
I will share with you (and all) an email I received on the 4th of August that was scribed on the 2nd of August by Charlie himself. There was no benefit in me posting it because it's all just rhetorical nonsense coming from a paid investor relations representative. But I just wanted to show you the type of individual this Charlie person is. Obviously, he suffers from the same narcissistic traits that Christopher possesses and refuses to accept defeat in the face of the horrendous environment we are in. You'll probably get a good laugh out of the verbage he used in this email, as did I.
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Charles Flynn <cdflynn1952@icloud.com>
Wed 8/2/2017 10:42 AM
I do believe no shareholder has actually lost money until they sell. It is equally obvious the only way a stock can move down is if a shareholder chooses to sell.
No one can blame a CEO of a company if shareholders sell their shares. It is incumbent upon the directors of a public company to build true worth for shareholders. They must take appropriate action on a long term basis to do so.
I appreciate your frustration at this selling by some shareholders while the company is in this transition period. I can assure over time they will regret their lack of patience.
I am sorry to report but I, like you, am entitled to use all words in my lexicon to answer shareholder queries. I do not quite understand why you would prefer to dictate what my responses should be or what words I can utilize in my responses.
Let me state unequivocally in my opinion there will be developments in due course which will soon lead to an increase in shareholder value.
This company and its board is developing a solid business plan for the next five years. It is shareholders who are selling shares at this level causing your angst not the directors of the corporation.
We look forward to a very solid and bright future for Broadside and there will be public announcements as the efforts of the company develops various projects.
No one can legally stop anyone with shares from selling them at any price they decide to do so. The CEO can only try to ensure they greatly regret their lack of patience.
Sent from my iPhone
Charlie
