Well, let's have a look at each of the categories in my original message (all were "IMO"):
Which of these is "false" in your opinion?
. the BoD is not assembled (or close to being)
. JW resigned because he wanted to distance himself from a the company's imminent demise (refuted by Mr. Wesson himself)
. if they had serious candidates for the BoD, Wesson would have stayed on until the new board was seated
. if the new BoD had a new CEO in-mind, they'd have announced it all at once
. KR's resignation was due to the imminent demise of JBI
. Bogolin was the only logical short-term solution
. Bogolin won't stay on as CEO for long
. the machines don't work as advertised
. people are starting to realize they never will, including many longs
. the high PET/PVC tolerance should dramatically increase feedstock options (and cost)
. they cannot produce with sufficient up-time and sufficiently high margin.
. progress on margins and uptime is not fast enough
. the company is in the final throws of its life
. there is no more bullish talk coming from the company
. there are no reports of any appreciable amount of tanker traffic
. revenue in Q2 will suck
. before the end of this year the company could declare bankruptcy
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