"As a publicly owned business concern, is it correct that BIEL must make public the salaries, stock trading activity, etc., of its senior officials? If the aforementioned question is answered in the affirmative, then does anyone on this board know where this information can be obtained?"
And, is it not the case that there is an SEC ruling/decision/agreement in place, 2 of them, barring any involvement whatsoever in penny stock shares? That would seem to me to be part of any equation.
The point really is if BIEL does not survive and thrive, after 10 years of 'just around the next corner, next year, as it should do, then everyone involved will suffer a 100% hit; lenders, creditors, the SEC, shareholders, who should always be considered first, employees, and the Whelans themselves, who most likely are fully invested, committed, indebted and obligated to make the company a success.
If I were involved, and I'm not, I would be taking a long, long look at myself and my actions and doing whatever is necessary for me to do today to help to make BIEL survive and thrive! I see no confusion in this philosophy whatsoever,
I just hope to hell that embarrassment, stubbornness, egos, blindness and stupidity are not playing any role. Learning from PR's and this board about Dr. Scholl's, KT Tape and CVS, without a logical resulting surge in sales, meaning those discussions led to PR's announcing the deals, and share price, and does not give me any comfort that those negatives are not involved. Thanks to all for helping me confirm my concerns after essentially being away for several months.
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