Bergio International Inc (BRGO)

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If I was the guy running a company I would be worried about, and making moves that made and kept the business strong and successful. Creating shareholder value would take care of itself. Personally I think it is something that has been lost in the last few decades. Many times what is best for the company is not always rewarding for investors. Some of you guys make it sound like he took over an already prosperous Fortune 500 company like Coke or General Electric and ran it in the ground. It's not like Bergio is selling 2 dollar widgets. Unless your selling it at Claire's in the mall, the jewelry business is EXPENSIVE. You may have noticed that for the last 5 years, financial institutions have did a small rethink about dolling out money to anyone with their hand out. I'm sure Asher is not on the top of anyones list of places to get cash.
I worked for a company some of you may know, Global Resources. While most of the boneheads at the top were scamming losers, the biggest contributor to the eventual downfall of that company was the constant corner cutting in a rush to get a product to the market because the investors wanted to get some return. When investors are steering the ship it's the beginning of the end.