You mean besides the CE and president of the company keeping his word? And, besides the point that public companies with shareholder should report financials to their shareholders?
I suppose it inspires shareholder confidence in the company and CEO-president. It keeps shareholders informed about the well-being of the company against the industry. It's information shareholders need to decide whether they want to remain shareholders, instead of being stuck shareholders.
Maybe REDG is one of those scam companies you talk about. REDG has just exploit an IP market that is cheap to get into.
IF BP was an honorable man and the company just isn't financial projections, why doesn't he just say so?
Shareholders should have to guess how profitable the company is.
Stan Lee was not, nor was ever, one of the owners of Marvel. Stan Lee's cousin was married to Martin Goodman (who started Timely, name used before it became Marvel). And, I did know Marvel went through bankruptcy. I was a Toy Biz shareholder during that period. Toy Biz is the company that brought Marvel out of bankruptcy. They also had a royalty free license to make action figures from Marvel's heroes and villains.
But, you made a good argument for REDG to go through bankruptcy...
