hello mr wolfy. the CEO of NTRZ has been the subject of much debate the past few years. on one hand he has taken the company to the next level in product manufacturing capacity and cleaning up the balance sheet. but on the other hand he has diluted the outstanding share count, not been able to meet his own goals on many projects and revenue projections and has seen the bottom line decrease at an alarming rate.
some would say ( including me ) he has been " too big " of a big thinker. in my opinion, edson came in and saw a company with huge upside potential. the longer he was around and the more he learned about the company and their products the more potential he saw. it's my opinion that somewhere along the line edson decided to completely change the core product line and distribution channels. the bad news is he failed to inform investors of this and while he knew this course of action would result in lower near-term revenues and income streams he failed to properly prepare his investor base. not doing so caused a huge loss of investor confidence leading many investors and almost all hedge funds to liquidate their holdings, thus causing the decrease in share price over the last year or two.
now the good news is all of that suffering appears to have run it's course and edson's " master plan " seems to be on the brink of having a dramatic upside effect on the bottom line.
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