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They should have 10K posted by March 31st. Not sure why Dan Allen continues to pay the fees for SEC reporting with audited fins. Does not give this company any more credibility. He has lost that already. Zero shareholder value or interest and for whatever the reason he seems very content with that.
Management is unbelievably puzzling. Is this a money laundering scheme, tax write off scheme, just what gives here?
It's my OCD that can't stand mistakes. Lol
Does that even matter lol this POS is a dead horse right now.
Why the SP of $ 0.0618 is not reflected here?
I hope hibernating for our sake. lol
Hibernating or decomposing?
BLPG CEO lost his procedures manual.
Overall, the CEO's primary obligation to shareholders is to create long-term value for the company, which ultimately benefits the shareholders!!!!!!
The CEO has several obligations to shareholders, including:
1. **Fiduciary Duty**: The CEO must act in the best interest of the shareholders and the company. This includes making decisions that maximize shareholder value and are in line with the company's long-term goals.
2. **Transparency**: The CEO should provide shareholders with accurate and timely information about the company's performance, financial health, and strategic direction.
3. **Accountability**: The CEO is accountable to the board of directors, which in turn represents the shareholders. The CEO must report on the company's performance and explain any deviations from plans or strategies.
4. **Risk Management**: The CEO is responsible for identifying and managing risks that could affect the company's financial stability or reputation, keeping shareholders informed about these risks.
5. **Compliance**: The CEO must ensure that the company complies with all relevant laws, regulations, and ethical standards, protecting shareholders from legal and reputational risks.
Overall, the CEO's primary obligation to shareholders is to create long-term value for the company, which ultimately benefits the shareholders.
Well the old boy "help me" is 70 and his last post was November 16, 2023 looks like. I pray he is ok. A pain in the butt here but still well wishes from me to a fellow fisherman !
From the FAQ section re. moderators.
Interestinly enough, there is no longer a moderator for this board.
I’ve been wondering the same thing. Even though he is this stocks nemesis, I hope he’s doing well. I would hate to think something has happened to him.
Where is Harold?
Where is Harold?
LOL no doubt !
It was Harold.
Yes. Sorry. I forgot that option. LOL.
Stop complaining friend. What done is done. All we have to do is wait or sell and move on. I’ll wait.
That's consistency! A good thing in the accounting department. Not good when it is a measure of not giving a damn!
Has he ever responded?
I did a few months ago and I did on Wednesday. No answer at all. It’s useless.
He/she might buy 2 more shares on Monday!!!!!!!
The future is so bright I gotta wear shades!
I encourage everyone to email Dan Allen at: dallen@bluelineprotectiongroup.com
The issue at hand is shareholder value, which has been completely ignored by Allen and the BOD - they both have a fiduciary duty to their shareholders, which DOES include shareholder value! Clearly, the reason why any individual purchases stock is for the purpose of an investment, with the intent to increase the value of their investment - the current share price represents a drop of more than 90%, which is devastating at best!
This can no longer be ignored, and again, I encourage all shareholders to express their concerns to Dan Allen!!!!
It’s coming friends. Some lucky guy bought 5 shares. It’s coming. Happy weekend BLPG friends. LOL
Watching this stock day in and day out is like watching two snails race. Let’s go BLPG.
Class action is the only way IMO phone calls and emails have done nothing.
Is there anything us shareholders can do to get them to acknowledge us?
Haven't been posting, but check in from time-to-time.
I'm with all of you about how not only frustrating, but actually how inconceivable all of this is...the PPS doesn't come close in any way to reflect the financials!
The bottom line is that BLPG is still a publicly traded company, which means that its shareholders should be taken into account at all times - where is the consideration for shareholder value???? This should always be on the mind of management and the BOD...based on what we've witnessed during the past couple of years, this has completely been ignored! (personally, I've never experienced anything remotely like this)
This has now come to a point where all of this is beyond outrageous...this is no way to run a public company!!!!
Pretty effin sad to see a pocket full of nickles, move the account the way it does.
There’s two stocks that I know of that have ZERO revenue and hundreds of millions of OS with market caps 10x BLPG want to know why? BECAUSE MANAGEMENT IS CONSTANTLY PUTTING OUT MESSAGES AND INTERACTING WITH THE SHAREHOLDERS. DAN ALLEN YOU ARE USELESS
Of course my friend. He sent you greetings.
Did you email Dan yet?
Thank you for your decency.
Roughly yes $1.6-$2 as is.
I understand they suck at the communicating part as well as press releases. This is trading for less than cash on hand and they made 2 cents last quarter. Might as well hold on to this until pot stocks take off.
In an ideal world, what do you think this is worth? 20xPE makes this a $1.60 stock.
Don’t get caught in this web unless you have enough patience to hold. Don’t ever expect to hear from anyone at BLPG either. They’re useless. The cash flow is good and the amount of debt that was paid down is astonishing but they’re still CUCKS who don’t know how to drive up the SP
Dude you’re preaching to the choir lol
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