Excuse me, is this a real PR or a prank? Is it true that this company spent a good amount of money to release a PR to announce its intention to hold a sort of internal meeting (with a subsidiary) after 3 whole months from now to have what should be a recurring and regular business meeting and discussion? And then used the same PR to remind of the failure webcast that all it did was repeating and affirming the 10-Q information, and upset and frustrated the shareholders, and caused the share price to plummet immediately after its release while it was very promising just before it, a webcast that should've not been released at all. Then as if the harm that web cast has caused was not enough, the PR reiterated its contents again and posted a link to the webcast so more people can watch it to increase the harm it initially caused?
Why didn't they also announce that the CEO intends to go to the supermarket on August 14th to buy his grocery? This should be equally important!
I don't know if this company meant to tease the shareholders or make fun of them, but I can't translate it in any good way. Many companies try to blow hot air balloons to make something out of nothing but this time it's beyond absurd and shows an utter disrespect for the shareholders.
Your money, your decisions.
