We all need to remember…..in any Public Company, the CEO, and the CEO alone, is responsible for Shareholder equity. Kusuk, I do get Kusuk’s point as I’m sure you do HD.
Off and on, I’ve been in discussions with our attorney friend, and he’ll be available toward mid-end of April…..across the table available.
Addressing Kusuk’s comments……yes the roadmap, as yet, has failed. That’s not the real issue. The issue, is Thomas Nash has not, even as we discuss here, been forthright with the ‘potholes’ he’s encountered along his road, so that shareholders could make a reasonable judgement to “get out”. His latest tweet, says basically nothing but 420% gain…….in reality, As far as I know, Nash has never explained the wide gap between 2020
Rev and net rev versus the 2021. I think that’s important, for shareholders to make a fair assessment as whether to stay or to go. Nash, via this Doug guy, gave us just enough to believe, as far back as Sept, when the website went down, to keep shareholders intact. 3.5 months of Web downtime was partly contributed to system integration issues……yet, when it finally arrived, without explanation all the “planned/announced” acquisitions had disappeared from the new site. I wonder if anyone, other than me, was expecting the new site to reveal a new acquisition. Arguably, and that’s what a court is for, Doug mislead shareholders.
It matters, because it’s the difference between breaking even…..and big loss.
I would like to receive input, other ideas, from others as to “what” they think has happened the last 3 years…..other than the subjective failure of Thomas Nash’s roadmap.
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