I hope as CEO that PHAR can operate under PUBLIC trading regs. To date, it has done far from that by crossing the line on whats legal and whats not by the SEC.
In this context, i think my last two sentences on the post you referenced makes perfect sense. I have learned how to get answers to some serious issues, without hesitation i can say this subject is real.
Encouraging HOWARD as CEO to come forward NOW and not continue to hide was also helped to happen by alerting Howard that knowledge of this HIGHLY ILLEGAL activity has happened, no rebuttal was offered.
This is not an idea but a fact. Thats why it behooves PHAR/HOWARD to right the ship in an above board manner with all investors in mind, or bad things will come out. This can be avoided if validity comes with his PR, a game plan front and center, and updating shareholders, otherwise if this goes cold again for months, all areas will be explored as to make ammends for illegal activity to some ,while nothing for most.
CEO had a golden opportunity if he would have addressed shareholders with the suggestion presented to him as to why such a negative reaction to his company.
Saying first and foremost that the way myself as CEO has handled this period by not informing shareholders, nor correcting false PRs i take full responsibility for, and from this day forward investor relations and sentiment will come first. Whether it is pride or something else the reason he excluded, i just dont know.
What i do believe is that this expression would have been more impactful to many investors rather than blaming others and more appointment changes.
But as i said earlier, he did come forward with a PR, but going silent again without updates will lead to a point of no return.
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