SLY, that's exactly my point. I have always said that Solomon has done a great job building the company and the operations. I have no argument with your estimate of valuation. My problem is that management has failed to take steps to help realize what the company should be priced at now. As Solomon has said himself the value is there the market must recognize it. Well it is his job to get the market to recognize it. Buybacks, getting Nasdaq done (yes he could have hired more influential folks to get this done), financings (how long does this take for crying out loud), PR nonsense like have a call 20 days after earnings... not completing promised dividends, all of this doesn't make you look like you are competent. So blaming others and the environment for the low valuation doesn't cut it in my book. It is called accountability. He is using my and your money for the company and I want a payback it is long past due.
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