Snackman: You did trust SKS and he lied to your face, as he did to many of us, myself included. You continued to trust SKS after profitability projections continued year after year. You
Bill Solms does have to earn credibility and thus far, he has not.
He said the Bell deal would be done by August--and unless there is a last minute push, it will not be done by Sept. That alone would raise questions about the man's credibility.
As for the turnaround, Solms said we would begin to see it by Q3 abd Q4. Q3 has but two biz days left in it and nothing so far.
Pardon me for concluding his credibility is not doing so well, based on results, not his words. His words have not matched deeds--a practice all Wave investors are well familiar with.
You, despite being woefully deceived by the previous regime, now seem to be placing blank-check trust in someone who may look good resume wise, but since we now measure only results, he appears to have missed at least one time frame he set for the Bell deal and he is two biz days from missing another, more important one.
I don't think we have to wait until Nov. to see how Q3 went. Solms is well aware of shareholder impatience and if there was any progress to report, I think it would have been reported. But, let's see what Mon. and Tues. bring.
Wouldn't you agree if Tuesday comes and goes with no news, the CEO will have dealt his own credibility a blow? Wouldn't these early signs of missed time frames cause you to rein in your rather long credibility leash?
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