That's a great idea SGW, but my track record with calling management has been dismal in the past. My main 'oops' was in a stock called, Soligenix.
Back in the day I once had oodles of money. I mean gobs of it. The market and logging treated me well but teeter totters also go down and never just up.
Anyway, got close to the CFO. He told me great things but no insider info. I bought a LOT of that stock, even was invited to a stock offering and was made part of an SEC filing...
Long story short. CFO quit, stock still trades, and if I might add, more boring than vyst until VYST did just as you explained. Well, except when one of the main insiders of Soligenix had a tantrum at an FDA meeting and had to be 'escorted' outside.
I admire the others calling and sharing the info regarding VYST. I'm starting to admire the current management of VYST and I will REALLY admire them if what they have discussed comes anywhere near true.
Management of any company that is open to talking to their shareholders via conference call, emails, and personal telephone calls, are excellent as long as no insider info is given that could either damage the management member OR shareholder.
Now, you gave me a great idea. For those currently talking to management... How about asking them for a conference call? Now THAT would really make me (and a lot of investors) very happy to hear and participate in...
Yes. With all the attention bearing down on VYST a conference call from VYST management would be FANTASTIC! So, light up Gregs phone!
(well, actually, the main reason I don't like calling is that after working all day I'm too damn lazy to do anything but relax)
Thanks for the kind words.
