Snow
Thanks for your correct insight. Many entrepreneurs fail at many business initiatives. It is only such failure that informs and teaches the lessons required.. trying to tell an entrepreneur before his experiencing failure to stick to ONE core business and don’t stray , is very rarely listened to advice. Look at the silliness of decisions and fof all the really driven entrepreneurs and there is a painful library of failed business ventures outside their core compentency. In our case the consequences have been devastating to stock price, dilution, for shareholders. Painful lessons learned indeed by the entrepreneur , at our shareholder expense. Maybe , if there ever is really true executive management hired to run Triway, ( still a big risk ) , will that company not venture away from fishing. By understand , I rarely met any Asian executive that don’t stray from their core business it is a illness of mindset in Asia to always go into far away business with shareholder money. So this remains a key factor of risk