I invested in CBAI, based on mine and your DD. (great Comp)
I’ve averaged down three times, based on that DD. Thinking nothing had changed.
Stocks move up and down as we all seek to improve our positions. Same for CEO’s, right.
However, when a CEO sells shares of a company in his control. He sends only one of three logical messages to other shareholders.
1. That his financial situation is so desperate, he has no option but to give up a huge chunk of his own future?
His health – No. America remember pay later.
A home – Surly Not. I would live in my car before I gave up a ringer stock.
College – Give me a break. Payments don’t start until you graduate and there only monthly payments.
2. That Schisslerlacks the confidence in this stock to yield a greater return than the interest rate the same money would cost to barrow (4-8%).
3. He’s not qualified to discern between his financial options, which brings in to question his qualifications as a CEO.
Either way this is a huge issue that deserves a public explanation. Unfortunately damage control will require him to remain silent. At this point what could he say without exposing the obvious?
Still in, staying in and will triple down based on the companies DD.
As for Schissler’s ability to lead this company, I now have questions.
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