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12/07/17 5:55 PM

#29349 RE: TJG #29344

Great post TJG

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12/08/17 3:19 AM

#29419 RE: TJG #29344

If the CEO promised something he couldn't deliver- That's absolutely his fault.

Being "under the impression" that something will happen is not management. Everyone past the age of 15 knows you SIGN WRITTEN CONTRACTS for significant deals.

Even better, the CEO should not have accepted terms he didn't want to be held to in the first place.

Even better, the CEO should be borrowing money from banks instead of scammy dilutive vultures.

Even better, the CEO should simply be running a profitable company instead of losing money endlessly.

If investors are not willing to blame the CEO for his bungling mistakes, then they need to blame themselves for keeping such an inept manager in a position to do such great harm to their investment.

Nice post, but would be nice if you had read and understood what I was saying. There was a link to a call from a board member here... in that call Bob stated that you can not require anyone to freeze a not, or prevent it from being converted. All four note holders agreed to this.

But yesterday one of the note holders did in fact convert and the TA allowed it... my statement was in reference to that happening. Bob was under the impression they would not convert, they told him that...yet they did. So you can not blame him for them converting and dumping today when they said they would not.