While I think it is a grand idea for Leep to garner publicity, I hold no hope for any type of success while Nordstrum holds the keys to the kingdom. It would be like trying to train your neighbor’s dog on the other side of the fence.
Any and all efforts at promotion would be predestined for failure if we as stockholders usurp John Nordstrom’s duties. Last, but important is the reality that we, except for a privleged one or few, know nothing of the Leep production capabilities, finances etc.
Perhaps if John Nordstrum were to do the right thing and come clean with the stockholders and then abdicate his throne and relinquish a grand portion of his holdings to be reallocated to finance a new and proper start this might be a good idea.
Hoping for this seems futile.
The only saving grace is that while JN holds mountains of valueless stock, he would be well served to relinquish much in the hopes that the value of his retained stock might multiply in value.
The main problem with this is that while (to me) it seems logical, Mr. Nordstrom has never given the outward appearance of following logic.
We absolutely should not promote a product ( In this case it is more of a proven concept.) without working in concert with existing management. And we cannot storm the gates. Certainly we have waited long enough for results. It may be best to simply walk away with the lesson that some chapters of our lives just don’t have happy endings.
