You are so right in your thinking here. I definitely think it is a high value plus when a CEO spends shareholder money so frugally when guiding a company such as ECIG through growth obstacles such as ECIG is now going through .
We have some real business mental midgets around these boards that have absolutely no idea what is important or not important with struggling growth companies.
I am not trying to demean them, but to just shake them up and start paying attention to what is and what isn't important to a company trying to straighten out problems and obstacles as they grow.