i get what he's saying. there is the possibility that it's more of a feeler to see what reaction would be. they want to gauge the long term viability of the common investor. i'm a long guy myself, but i'm not dumb. i sold the other day and then bought here at these cheap levels. if it slides some more, no big deal.
after reading the proxy, it's clear they wanted to emphasize and clear up exactly what positions those on the board have for the company.
while they confirmed to another guy a few days ago that the rail idea is still being pursued, it's also being made clear that the travel agency is becoming a priority. their social media person is a freaking moron, and obviously afraid to answer any questions concerning the direction of the company. i don't know what kind of boss Barron is, but if i was the social media rep, i would be chewing his ear about responding to people interested in investing in the company. it's mild stupidity to be either a) afraid of addressing concerns or b) being told to not respond. so wherever the fault lays in the company being represented to the public, it's an issue that needs to be addressed, and i wish i could be present for the meeting to ask the question myself.
lamphere has yet to file if he was behind the share dump, so i'm guessing that they're all holding their hands very close to their chest.
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