Isnt Stan Lee what makes this co. interesting ?....
Of course, but that applies whether he's alive or dead. I just don't think his personal priority is making money---he has enough right now to last him a lifetime (well, HIS lifetime, at least). He's basically enjoying his "retirement" by attending conventions, getting cameos in Spiderman movies, hosting "Who Wants To Be A Superhero?", etc. And if POWN isn't showing any major revenue coming in then the share price will continue to drop.
But once he passes into the great comic book in the sky, then the file cabinets full of ideas, characters, concepts, etc. that he leaves behind will become more valuable simply because "there ain't no more where that came from". The remaining management will then actively market these assets because I bet they ARE interested in making money. That will cause the share price to go up and benefit all the shareholders.
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Cats are intended to teach us that not everything in nature has a function. - Unknown
