I don't know. Rich put together a good model; but he is a lousey manager because he can't hit his own schedules; that means he doesn't know he's a bad manager. And that's a real negative going forward.
He doesn't care about paperwork requirements and schedules he's published; he's going to do everything his way, the shareholders be damned.
If Rich worked for me I'd fire him; if he submitted his resume to me for a position, I'd toss it.
But it's his company and he will run it his way whether investor confidence is destroyed or not. It's his world he's interested in.
My concern is that he gets a mill going for TARM, but he can't keep the lights on, meet payrole, or keep the trucks running. Guys like Rich are like guys who do High Tech startups; they make the idea happen, but they can't run a company around it and they are lost in their attempts to.
I'm trying to put an honest appraisal on what I've seen out of Rich. I've gotten others invested in Tara, and they have asked me tough questions for which I have no good answers. Some bailed @ 25 cents.
There are 2 blatent cheerleaders left here; one is just that, the other claims to represent 'a group' of investors. Neither of them has probably ever run a paper route, IMO.
I'm going to ride Tara into the ground because I can afford to. I have a GTC SELL on TARM @ $ 0.99, because I think that first delivery and stock spike will be the Tara Empire heyday.
I hope I'm wrong.
FWIW.
