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Re: tste9 post# 2636

Thursday, 02/20/2014 8:25:40 AM

Thursday, February 20, 2014 8:25:40 AM

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I think YGYI's problem may be the CEO.

He may be a nice guy and even a smart guy. But in my opinion he does not articulate his strategy and vision very well, and then his execution suffers.

Three years at the helm and the stock has been a disaster.


I think the stock could go up 3 to 4 times in price if he used his shares for a substantial acquisition and then stepped down as CEO and turned it over to someone with better qualifications to run a public company.

An outsider familiar with the MLM business.

He can still be a majority shareholder with another position in the company, but he has to reduce his total holdings and hire a new CEO.

That would be best for all share holders in my opinion.

His strategy to build shareholder value has not worked.


Lets' ask this question.

If the company is not being taken seriously by investors, then doesn't that reflect poorly on the man leading the company?

I know this is his baby. And he has all the time in the world with 280 million shares at his disposal.

But a public company needs more than one shareholder.

Shareholders have been voting on management's leadership by selling their stock.















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