Buffalo I agree that the ceo did NOT handle very well a poorly asked but certainly earnest question. This one pricked him in the wrong spot at the wrong time. Surely you do not nor you could not think that the ceo does NOT care about shareholder value? How tough would be the phone call from the lender after that comment as they want value as much as you or I. But again, the right answer is: we are building value into your investment everyday with every approval we gain and every unit we manufacture.
If the dynamic becomes the retail investor against the life-blood lender that holds much of this companies future in its loan documents, well at this point, the retail investor comes second. Have your discussions with ceo bolduc led you to believe that he does not care about retail shareholders? We make the market that dmrj converts into that allows IMSC to continue to operate. All those parts have to turn or we all face a very unhappy ending.
I think a common feeling is that: the ceo is working right now to restructure debt and take the pressure off his life and this company. I think the lender would like that also.
If IMSC notified dmrj that they would be paying off dmrj's first loan on a date 10 days from today, dmrj would convert that loan tomorrow into 8 cent shares. And that would be a great thing when you think about it as dmrj is never going to give up those shares because they know they have an investment in a great company with a real significant future.
Lets be done with it, lets reset this to the beginning. Dmrj then aligns with retail longs and with the companies future as it wants those shares to really appreciate and they will.
I think one and all will note, IMSC has a window of opportunity at hand, signed by the US gov. Nothing needs to get in the way of that. All lenders would agree, things have developed the way the ceo said they would so let us not mess with obvious success.
Best of Better Luck to ALL IMSC LONGS!
