Thanks. You've stated it all plainly, as I sometimes try to say it. It must be nice, to have this "self supporting" lifestyle, all based on shareholder money, and just be able to wait around eternally for things to happen, or not happen, for your company and its future. A little golf, a little fine dining, a trip to China now and then, etc/etc........And yes, I did see that CEO spouse money and shares, in the report.........
Joanie: I know we can say that ALL businesses are similar. It always seems like the people at the top, live such lives of luxury, at the expense of everyone else lower down.........It's just that in this case, what has EBIG provided yet for the shareholders, other than "luck" over time with the PPS? And that truly depends on when one "got in" to the stock. I think a while back, you said you bought some 12 cent shares. So you're down a little. I'm just riding some 2 cent shares, for several years now. So I'm up a little. But that was truly a roll of the dice, so to speak, as it is with ANY investment.......The basic facts remain, that the "uppers" in this company, have lived quite fine on the shareholders support for many years, and have only given us back "promises" of future goodies. None have materialized yet for us, and yes, that is the frustration of this thing. If the whole thing collapsed tomorrow, and all IPOs were cancelled, the uppers of this company would say "That's too bad"........And they would probably continue to live the rest of their lives, in relative comfort............JMO.
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