I agree with SULAX.
Jim should resign and find new management to take the company forward. There is no evidence that shareholders are any better off today than they might have been years ago.
You can discount me and my opinion all you want. I gave up hope over two years ago now. It was only last year that the empty promise of the "watershed event" was made, purely, IMO, to save face during the upcoming shareholder meeting. Since then, there has been no sign that current management can offer shareholders any more than hope and a prayer. This is a replay of a year ago, and the year before that, and the year before that,........
"The longer they don't, the sooner they're going to" is a weak excuse for a publicly held company business strategy.
Personally, I sold some share last week confident that I will be able to buy them back, if so desired, after the Shareholder meeting and at a much lower price. I'll take the year end tax loss and wait the 30 day period to decide whether to replace those shares.
The sad part of this story is that history is on my side. My bet is that NOTHING solid will be delivered to shareholders at this meeting just as in the past. Just more visions of glory are on the way. The share price will fall to new historic lows....and NOT because of some lousy iHub board: it will be because management can't deliver.
"Don't confuse activity with results" - Crilly
