I don't know when you started investing in the stock so we both have different perspectives which I respect and thanks for not deleting the posts to hear this out.
The majority of small companies go out of business, period.
Factor in what previous management was/did it's a miracle they are still in business. If I was an investor in the last 12 months without knowing the history I guess I would blame it on the CEO. But having been around a bit longer, I appreciate the baggage Glenn has had to sort through to keep the potential alive.
It's easy to throw stones at people and live in the woulda, coulda, shoulda world. But that's not real life. Arm chair quarterbacks are not Peyton Manning as much as they dream to be. If you truly were in the game, running the company on fumes, sacrificing everything you have for this one shot, what would you do?
My only suggestion is with all due respect. If you a truly are shareholder, stop whining. If you have creative ideas, they are more than welcome. If you want to attend the SHM, that would be great. I would love for you to be sitting there asking questions. If you need a place to stay, let me know.
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