Thursday, October 19, 2017 5:01:15 PM
I agree wholeheartedly that executives should be conducting business and let the share price go where it may as they execute the business plan. With that said, when you give guidance with a definitive time deadline you need to follow-up when that deadline is met. I don't think anybody can argue that he is spending so many hours that he can't take an hour to compose an update for the shareholders that pay his salary.
I'm not selling, but I feel bad for the ones who probably held for years and are selling now as they see just one more piece of missed guidance and have no clue what is going on because he can't take a few minutes to give an update. This is NOT how to conduct business when you are dependent on selling shares to finance your business.
He needs to wise up before he loses critical mass and can't generate a bump anymore.
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