I sent this message to Clint and received this response. I didn't mean to come off as rude to Clint, but wanted him to understand the sentiments of some the longs that have invested into the company.I guess he is not in the greatest mood as of late.
My Comments: "Been an investor in your company for over a year. Not some daytrader. You have done nothing lately but screw your investors over."
"Do not give out dates if you are not sure you can make those dates. AF's, PRs, etc. Just don't forget that investors put money in your pockets as well."
"postmaster@eternalimage.net" <postmaster@eternalimage.net> wrote:
"Best of luck to you. If you send a message like this again, your email address will be added to our block filter."
Sometimes I get the feeling that small company executives forget that when they take their companies public that it is no longer their baby. When you accept the publics money, you accept all of the responsibility that goes along with it. That includes answering to your shareholders and doing what you said that you were going to do.
This is the only small company stock that I currently own so I have faith in it, but would like a little more accountability. I operate by the rule, dress for the job that you want not the job that you have. Well, I expect the companies that I invest in to act like the companies that they want to be, not like the company that they currently are.
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