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gman3

03/05/18 10:36 AM

#44866 RE: clearmont88 #44865

Jury is still out on that for sure and the sunshine blowing is getting a little much. 2018 will bear out any positive decision making by management.

rawman

03/05/18 11:39 AM

#44870 RE: clearmont88 #44865

that Seth has done something brilliant here


If CONSULTANT CEO Seth Shaw actually did something "brilliant" on behalf of the TAUG investors, it would be the FIRST TIME, since Shaw took over his throne 5 1/2 years ago on August 22, 2012!

Oh my! How special! Shaw paid the bills! Now that's "brilliant"!

"LACKING BRILLIANCE" would be a far more accurate description of CONSULTANT CEO Seth Shaw's time with TAUG!

BTW....WE ARE STILL WAITING!

SETTING THE COWAN "WINDFALL" ASIDE, PLEASE PROVIDE ONE SINGLE EXAMPLE OF A BUSINESS INITIATIVE THAT SHAW HAS OVERSEEN, WHICH CONTRIBUTED EVEN ONE SINGLE PENNY TO TAUG'S SHAREHOLDER VALUE? JUST ONE! AND OF COURSE PLEASE FEEL FREE TO GO BACK AS FAR AS AUGUST 22, 2012, WHEN CONSULTANT CEO SETH SHAW FIRST TOOK OVER HIS THRONE!

rawman

03/05/18 11:57 AM

#44871 RE: clearmont88 #44865

He has built a balance sheet that is multi faceted.


SORRY, BUT THAT'S A LOAD OF CRAP! CONSULTANT CEO Seth Shaw has loaded the balance sheet with a million dollars worth of extremely high risk investment securities, which have now provided TAUG with the regulatory distinction of being classified an "inadvertent investment company"! Shaw has a "grace period" until November 29, 2018 to get the asset ratios "fixed" to avoid having the company permanently classified an "investment company"! As of right now, the "fix" would be to dispose of the existing high risk securities at a very substantial loss!

CONSULTANT CEO SETH SHAW IS PLAYING WITH FIRE! OTOH, WHAT ELSE IS NEW WHEN IT COMES TO SHAW'S WILLINGNESS TO UNASHAMEDLY "FRITTER AWAY OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY"!


Have you heard of Dodd-Frank? TAUG does not want to be deemed a regulated "investment company! Were it to happen, the costs would be overwhelming enough, the Company would most likely bite the dust! And this is forgetting the already crumby performance of the current extremely high risk securities investments!