CFO's intentions seem clear enough, he wishes to make money ! He has secured voting control of company and a second position on the mill, so he has taken care of himself.For shareholders depends on whether he can handle operations, finance and marketing in such a manner to deliver shareholder gains.Since he needs continued volume to make money, one has to assume that he does wish company to advance. Question is can his marketing by silence succeed at maintaining shareholder interest to buy shares, now and in the future.
I still believe on the low end this company will reach 200 to 250 million shares outstanding this year.
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