IMO, this is one of your most powerful and disturbing posts, among a litany of constructive one's, I might add.
I say disturbing, as by any objective measurement that we shareholders can apply, as we do our best to assess the company's current dire financial situation and the possible options that might emerge going forward, it sure seems that Wotton and the Ocata Board are living in some very dangerous dream world of what a possible future ocata might look like, but xertainly not one that it should look like or be saddled with today.
By any objective measurement or super hopeful scenario, this bloating of management structure and financial perks, to me and I suspect others as well, seems outrageous and the height of incompetency.
Under any scenario, be it the company being successful with it's 10 mil. secondary and then it's 100 mil shelf, or a JV or buyout, this bloated expensive structure and bloated unearned perks, beome ridiculous impediments and just seem glowing negatives and more hurdles to overcome, let alone the ability to survive any financially needed and helpful dynamic.
