If they are not selling product,and not executing,the argument could be made if the CEO has enough salary to buy shares on the open market he's drawing too much salary IMO. He makes around 400k, after taxes about 20k a month. For that pay grade what he has been able to do taking this company to this point is chump change for that effort. His contract is in part performance based, he has seven figures worth of shares and has sold pretty much none in the last four years. To me that speaks volumes, but they still need to sell more product. It's taken way to long to get to this point, only thing that will get new blood in here are big contracts. Cargo approval did relatively little to get new shareholders, that fizzled and I expect checkpoint will have the same effect unless they can back it up with SALES.
