A very interesting question. In short, no.
In long, let me compare and contrast. David Fuselier and Dr. Alexander Weis differ greatly along one simple divide: communication. I have verified with David's auditors, with one subsidiary, with countless registrations, and with David himself on various structures of this company. Specifically when I speak with David, he chats with me for near an hour about all facets of the company. It's because of these hours spent that you start to see the human side of the situation, because no one can front professionalism forever. David told me both himself and Hank have forewent a salary in favor of shares to aid in mending the company. My last phone call elected the information that David was close at hand from closing some acquisitions, debt had been further reduced, audits were neigh done, and that they had a very hefty bank account currently.
You may find this information alone weak, but I remind that on several occasions this year have we mentioned our phone calls, and on several occasions have PRs confirmed our claims.
In closing and as for Weis, I cannot say conclusively Weis has shut doors on his shareholders. I can only wager a guess that he's trying to sell the shell, but he would always dismiss my phone calls.
Now, I'm not veiled. I realize any company and CEO can be a shame. Look at 2008. But, intuitions can be both faulty and seasoned tools for an investor. The best people in investment can ultimately be sized up in their abilities to read people as well as businesses.
