My message is a simple one....as investors we are obligated to only put our money on the line to invest in a company. When we are unhappy with the direction a company is going we sell and remove our money from the company.
We have been fortunate to date in that PBLS management has granted us access to them and to their operations, even when the senior PBLS management is not present to monitor and control.
This access is unique in my opinion and to do end runs on the management will only make them less interested in working with us rather than against us.
Their decision to be 'quiet' may be disconcerting to us investors, but you must realize that they have been told by their legal counsel to zip it up. We do not know all the reasons, and until we are given positions within the company or appointed to the board of directors, it simply is none of our business.
They will tell all of us what they want, when they want, as they are the ones responsible for the direction and management of the corporation. Our task at hand is to be supportive and patient as they unfold the growth of this business entity.
Let's be professional above all.
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