I read the CFO news a few times last week and was thinking the same thing. Why would a guy like Yesner come to OPMG from a huge company where he was CAO? Put yourself in his shoes (pennystock company with JB and huge oppty or Status quo with a huge company as CAO) He sees the prospects of this being a monster growth opportunity in the near future. Obviously he woll be compensated well with shares and if expectations are met he will hit it big. This guy made a career/life changing decision to go with the "what could be". That was more re-assuring than anything else I've seen recently besides the JB news. Now if we get Oprah or Ellen to endorse, more fuel!!
One question I have is, can anyone speculate as to what the significant transformation that would require them to strengthen reporting mechanisms may be? My first thought was the potential NASDAQ listing which could require them to be more stringent with financial reporting, so a potential rev split in the future to get the price high enough to list. Thoughts?
Disclosure- I AM LONG ON OPMG and have a significant amount of shares (IMO of course)