Tom as new BOD member you are totally being disingenuous with the line
"I am doing this not for the money a BOD gets"... I have no idea what your financial situation is and whether it is good or bad you are definitely doing it for the money. Why do I say that? Because it is FREE MONEY. Whatever it is 20k or 100k. It don't matter it is free money. There is not much work to be done with TAUG. It has nothing.
Highly suspicious Managing Director post form Naturo Energy and the fact that the company has almost no information available. There is no revenues to be had. This is all just poppycock (Slang for BS).
You are 100 percent doing it for the money whatever that amount maybe. EASY MONEY from the shareholder printing press.
And finally, lets clear up this misconception that I am going to be filling my pockets with a bundle of money because of this appointment. These are the facts, one I am 66 years old, I receive a pension, social security and I have a nice healthy 401 K. My wife is a Surgical RN who still works full time and makes a very good living. She is several years younger then myself and we have two daughters one in college the other in high school. Between her income, my retirement income and what I make off of "Day Trading" my compensation here will equal, at the current price per share, just about 2 months of our yearly income . Hardly a wind fall. I am doing this not for the money a BOD gets, but for the excitement of helping grow this company and of being a part of something again. For you younger ones out there, retirement is not all that exciting when you get right down to it.
Could you explain why you chose to SELL shares for such a meager gain
You will find 2 from me, where I sold shares that were purchased BEFORE I was named to the board. They total, $1407.00. Now taking into consideration what I paid for those shares... I made a grand total of approx. $375.00
with the promise of a SLAMDUNK settlement, which will allegedly provide TAUG with not just millions of $$$, but the wherewithal to perhaps fund a new business?
SURELY, you could "afford" to hang onto those shares for a few more months? Even a year if it were necessary? Right?