Morning Sharkynk, hows the water this morning..?
Yes, I agree that Management should have "some room" to run the company; the counter balancing force is... how much ?
Company has been very quick to "go to press" with glowing promises and pending "name unavailable" pending "News".
Silence has followed missed dates, failed actions, and "the dog ate my homework" funding issues.
I have been very understanding and have gone to great lenghts to obtain accurate information. Heck, I even drove to Jacksonville last month in an attempt to "seek the truth". When one avenue is unproductive in obtaining what I need to make informed decisions, I WILL take other avenues.
The publications that have reported the "glowing" News and QASP releases have a responsibility to report a fair and balanced ( hmmm where have I heard that before) picture of the Company. Their responsibility goes beyond printing "exciting" headlines in an attempt to increase readership and sell advertising.
I am especially disappointed in the IR AGAIN using the phrase " IN A QUIET PERIOD" .. most will recall that phrase was recently use as the 48 hour Newby funding began to unwind....
A "Quiet period" to get ones S*it together is not a reason to hide the reality of a situation; especially after releasing numerous "just around the corner" timelines..
I have been a holder for a long time. I am sad to report,in reality, when the book is written on QASP and Dean Bradley,
I don't know if it will be a Warren Buffett or a Bernie Madoff theme. I want to Know.
Life has taught me that Politicians and High level Corporate types only object to talking about or answering questions on " uncomfortable" issues or "incovenient truths" ( heard that phrase before...somewhere). Public companies have a responsibility to the shareholder.
Nuff said... I want QASP to prosper, share price explode, and everyone to hold hands and sing " I want to buy the world a Coke" possibily more than anyone on this board.... BUT...when being treated as a Mushroom, I becove very suspicious and start digging into the fertilizer.
Funny, as I write this CNBC is discussing Life Insurane policy financing...strange timing..
SJOGRINGO
