This is a different scenario as this is a shareholder who became an insider. The current true management who hold all the voting power never had any commons the entire time they have been officers.
So, for a shareholder to suddenly become "management" isn't the same as the real power controllers of the company who still don't own any commons. This "title" isn't a director position but a way to try and get people to see change and think all is well.
When they start showing they have enough tea to get it out and about and restocking at a rate enough to continue growth, then they will prove it's done and real. Until then it's all talk due to their past issues.
Trust is the key here and even a large shareholder now admits he lost faith in them with all the lies. Who says they aren't lying to him as well?
Show us the proof. The annual report won't have anything good since no sales yet and now it will have to wait till next Q filing to show any sales when lots of people were hoping the annual will show some results.
Can't wait to see the 504 details in the annual(4th Q) filing.
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