Depending on which way you look at it, that can definately be viewed as a true statement.
He knows that the actual value of the companies stock is $0.00. Things he has done falling under "whatever possible" include 1) orchestrating a fake buyout, 2) release PR's discussing never to be fulfilled promises (patents, major orders, potential mergers or acquisitions, new locations throughout the country, etc. etc.etc.)
If the truth was always told, shareholders value would be $0.00. As a result of these things, shareholder value has ranged from around $1.00 (split adjusted - leading into buyout headfake) to the current $0.05. I would believe that this is a significant enhancement.
Now if the person who is reading that statement was under the false impression that the actual value was in the $1.56 range that was tossed around during the buyout, he/she might question the statement. But the reality is the person making the statement knows the true value, and the results of the past year validate the statement.
It's all about perspective, and perception is reality.
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