Joe, what you're really saying is that you've had no impact on how the company conducted its business, which is understandable as you are just a shareholder and companies rarely listen to even large shareholders and you only hold around 1%.
I would suggest that you still have no impact on them and that as a shareholder you do not know what they are doing or how well they are doing until they make this info public (as you have said yourself.)
You talk about the cloud as if it was something that Telvue had some special advantage with.or perhaps even invented. Everyone is using the cloud It's just a central repository of information and a central computing capability that makes some operations more effective.
As you know, in order to survive in today's technology environment especially in areas of software or hardware you must have tremendous resources to compete against the big boys. TEVE does not have those resources as they admitted themselves in December. Agains as you know, hardware and softare must constantly be improved by companies to keep from falling behind. Those investments are measured in tens of millions if not more.
Seems to me TEVE is trying to survive by cutting costs and hoping revenues will be sufficient to keep them going. We shall see (maybe) how they're doing if they announce earnings figures at the meeting. Based on past pefromance their chances are slim. Not none, but slim.
Until there is evidence, and you've said you have no evidence of that, one must be extremely cautious with any new investment in TEVE. As for current shareholders there isn't much choice but to hang on and hope for the best as any significant selling will drive the sp back under a dollar.
I know you're happy whatever happens, most shareholders won't be happy if the company once again shows a loss and doesn't demonstrate clearly that they can continue for the longer term.
AI
